Func MS-2 Review

Published by Luca Rocchi on 29.10.14
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Closer Look

   

With the first look at the MS-2 it is obvious that we are looking at a harmonius and ergonomically shaped gaming mouse. This gaming mouse has been built to fulfil the needs of right-handed people. Other than that, the Func MS-2 features a very grippy surface with a black matte finish. The materials used are of excellent quality, and even the softouch is well made and very comfortable. The Func MS-2 gaming mouse features a total of ten buttons which are fully programmable via software. The top of the mouse features two classic buttons devoted to the DPI setting as well as a solid wheel which is backlighted and almost entirely covered with rubber. The left side of the mouse features two additional buttons, in addition to the standard "forward" and "back" buttons. All the buttons are placed in a good way, and even the top ones are easily reachable and not prone to accident clicks. Func decided to use Omron switches on this model, which is definitely a good choice since Omron switches guarantee high reliability and longevity.

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Func decided to equip the MS-2 with an ADNS-3090 sensor. The maximum resolution is 4000 DPI, which is more than enough for any kind of gamer. The optical sensor is placed at the center and if you are looking for additonal weight, you will be disappointed, since this mouse does not allow any weight customization. Func decided to provide the MS-2 with three high-quality glide pads. Furthermore, the glide pads are made from teflon, which means they will last very long. A closer look at the cable reveals that it has been braided with a black and orange braid.


Page 1 - Introduction
Page 2 - Photo Gallery / Delivery
Page 3 - Features
Page 4 - Closer Look
Page 5 - Software
Page 6 - Conclusion




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