best gaming mouse on the market?

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thedarkcow64

thedarkcow64

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I've been browsing alot of mouses recently and ive know Razer has always been crap Corsair is new but still crappy,Logitech is outdated and don't get me started on shitty knockoff brands. i was just wondering is there still really any worthwhile innovative mouses out there?
 
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HopelessNoob

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I personally find the thermaltake theron to be a comfortable mouse that has worked well for me for a year playing in diamond league looool
 
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mafisometal

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that's a hard question to ask, nowadays almost every high end gamer mouse is up to par with each other. I would suggest taking a look at Func, Mionix, Corsair, Razer(i know their overrated), Steelseries. You never go wrong with these guys. Razer is good if you find the right mouses, many of them are way overpriced but are still pretty well made, good pieces inside, i know for a fact because i've repaired a few sensor problems and inside it's quite solid. Corsair have really great parts, will definitely last 5 years. Mionix i currently use and are great, very well built mouse with really good plastic, similar to TPU style. Func is probably going to be my next mouse, another one very similar to Mionix in build style. Steelseries tend to be pro gamer choice whenever i watch tournaments and such.
 
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weskkell

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I have the Steelseries Sensei [RAW]. I personally enjoy it. I think any steelseries mouse would be good with the steelseries engine, being able to control the dpi. Definitely good for extreme gaming.
 
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Well Hell! I'll throw my 2 cents worth in here. Have worn out two Logitech mice and other then them wearingout have never had a problem with them. I use my PC for work and gaming so side-scrolling was nice to have. Still have and occasionally use my G500. IMO it's a great mouse, at least for me.
Tried a Corsair G700 but within two weeks one of the buttons broke and returned it. While it worked it was really nice, especially the sniper button. A friend has one of the first G700's and has had no problems whatever.
Now using a R.A.T.7. When my wife saw it and used it she wanted one for her computer, so we are both using one. The ability to custom fit and adjust things on it is really nice, and it is one of the smoothest mice I have ever used; but it is not for everyone. I miss the side scrolling, and it is not able to wake my pc from sleep mode (Have to touch a key board key), no onboard memory, and I have yet to figure out what to do with the scroll wheel on the side. Check out some reviews before deciding.
Good luck! A mouse is a really personal choice, I hope you find one that works well. Let us know, I might be tempted to change.
 
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kylel

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Depends what you want a mouse for? I wanted a decent one with a couple of thumb buttons (not those forward and back ones) so I payed around £12 for the Sidewinder 6 button mouse. It looks pretty sweet in the dark with its lights, comfortable feel and is great value for the cost.
 
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