Best Budget Gaming Mouse Under 40

Buffalufacus

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I have a Corsair M90 for my desktop, and now I'm looking for a cheap mouse to use for my laptop to play a quick game of LoL when i'm not at my desktop. Right now I'm using my awesome Logitech M BJ58 that i've had for years, but the 800dpi doesnt really compare to my M90. Any suggestions for something that will last me more than a year and still be good. Cheaper the better! I have a medium sized hand (its a tiny bit big for my M90) and usually use a palm grip.
 

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I'm using a CM storm Sentinel advance 2 for 2 years now no problem so far. 8200 dpi, macro options and do an amazing job, paid 50$ and i've seen it at 40$ on NCIX and they give a 20$ Mail-in rebate so 20$ is what this mice will cost to you ;)

http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/peripherals/sentineladvanceII/

PS: i have big hands and i use palm no problem, my finger are beside the profile buttons (up of the scroll wheel) so medium hands should be correct too...
 

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Thanks for your help! I actually ended up winning a 2012 Deathadder for like 31 bucks, but I also have bids on a Logitech G100 (which I hope I don't win) and The Perixx MX2000 which if I win for under 20 I wouldn't mind using as a spare, or figuring out which one I like better and selling the other. So we shall see! I have a feeling after using my M90 the Deathadder will feel super cheap, but as long as it gets the job done and doesnt break within the year I'll be happy.
 
the old deathadder is one of the few products razer got right.

i've tried various high end mice and always return to the deathadder. the only issue i have with it is that the surface attracts dust however the rubberized coating is also one of the reasons i like the mouse. i havent found a mouse which works better for average sized hands and a palm grip.

of course this is my own opinion.

make sure you only clean it with a damp cloth (water only) and never use alcohol or other chemical cleaners on rubber coated perepherals. you can make the rubber tacky and its a nightmare after that. just listing it as a precaution. just as you shouldnt use chemicals to clean your monitor either.