Seems tough and durable, Easy to use and install, Excellent tracking, Lightweight, Looks cool, Extra feet included, Doubleclick button really comes in handy, Great all around mouse
Too lightweight for my personal preferences, Cannot adjust DPI down, only upwards
The OCZ Equalizer is a great mouse overall, for gaming and everyday use it works very well. This is OCZs first foray into mousing and theyve done a commendable job with the Equalizer, it tracks well, has great features and is just a great all around...
Great looking mouse, 6 DPI settings, Works without drivers, Triple Threat button, Lightweight, Offers up to 2500 DPI
Ridges on the body might bug a few people, Location of the Triple Threat button, DPI switch only goes one way.
Overall, my experience with the OCZ Equalizer has been pretty good. As I stated I have used cordless mice for years and have never found a corded one that I would leave on my system. This is the first one that I will even consider. It responds ver...
Easy to maneuver due to its light weight design, On-the-fly (DPI) sensitivity changes, Cool black & blue color scheme, 2 sets of replacement "mouse feet" are included
Comfort didnt seem to match that of a standard Logitech mouse, "No-slip grip" will slip once you begin to perspire
The OCZ Technology Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse definitely gives you the precision you need whether you are gaming, doing graphical design work, or anything far less demanding. If anything it could be argued that at 2,500DPI this mouse has much more s...
Abstract: The dog may be man’s best friend, but a mouse is a gamer’s best pal. The market is flooded with mice that promise high resolutions and dead-on precision in the digital battlegrounds. Every company offers something extra to attract a potential...
Looks cool, Ability to switch DPI on the fly is great, Small size makes it ideal for mobile gaming, Programmable buttons eliminates the need from some macros, Includes extra pads for the bottom of the mouse to maintain that "Glide", "Triple Threat" button...
"Triple Threat" button wasnt all that necessary in the games I tried, The Ugly, Cord was flimsy and too long for mobile use. Could really use some cable management, or a shorter cord.
In the high speed world of gaming having the right mouse can mean the difference between pwning, and being pwned. OCZ has been helping people pwn for years with their RAM, but what do they know about peripherals? Let’s find out!The Verdict Two Size...
The OCZ Equalizer is a solid gaming mouse. The ease-of-use, extra buttons, and wide range of DPI settings (all in hardware) are features that one cant ignore. Additionally, the Equalizers creature comforts such as the "Triple Threat" button and the ...
Abstract: Throughout extended use and abuse in various tasks from regular surfing to gaming, the desktop version of the Equalizer has proven itself as having a good and comfortable design with just a few mishaps. While the Triple Threat Button will need a little...
The OCZ Equalizer is an impressive mouse that suits this reviewer very well, in fact better than almost all laser mice I have used to date. Of course this is all a matter of opinion, but I truly do like the Equalizer much more than my old G5. As I have...
To put it simply, the mouse resembles the shape of Logitech’s MX or G series of mice. Personally, I had more room for my index finger because I didn’t have to rest its entire length on the first button. My ring and pinky fingers also had more...
Easy adjustable DPI setting, The look of the mouse, Rubber grip pad is a nice idea, Thin and lightweight cord, Just above average ergonomics, but only just
The OCZ Equalizer disappoints in almost every possible way, right from the tracking performance to the driver setup. This mouse is the perfect example of why companies should abandon immature laser sensors and go back to the old style optical sensors, ...
