Gaming Mouse

Logitec g602. Best wireless mouse ive used. High dpi (think it works on a 2000 usb over clock if your doing fps games) and battery life. Was on sale for $45 at best buy last week so maybe affordable other where.

Its hard to use all the thumb buttons unless your swapping grips, i wouldnt let that be a selling point. I mapped like 3 buttons.

I use a steelseries rival. Its fairly plain, but its robust and its good if you have big hands. Its also fairly cheap ~35 bucks for the simplest version. Honestly having insane dpi for games like PoE is unnecessary.

Corsair M65, favourite mosue ever, 2 of my friends have moved to it aswell :)

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viperesque wrote:

Suggesting mice is tough because it's so much a matter of personal preference in a way no other hardware (even keyboards) is.

True enough, and it can be a funny affair. I've used the first roccat kone, razer diamondback, some G series logitechs... and when diamondback kicked the bucket I got this thing on sale, it was cheap so I went with it as a temporary measure until I find something good.



Ugly as hell, but it stayed 5 years with me until I got something else as a present so I had to switch over and the old one went to my brother in law that uses it to this day. I said funny, and it really is, went for a visit the other day so I had to use the computer for a bit, and I tell you, if hands could smile, mine would be grinning ear to ear.

Ive been having a lot of trouble with my hands hurting because my mouse was too small for my hand I was using a Razer Mamba but have since switched to a Mionix 8200 which is by far the most comfortable mouse I have used. It took a little getting used to but I no longer feel like im crushing my hand while at my pc.

Redragon perdition. It's a Naga clone, but has more features, is more durable and a third of the price.

Zowie FK1+ or EC1-A probably the best mouse I've ever used and no abnoxious drivers.