What's the best of these gaming mice???

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Ok, so i want to buy a good gaming mouse and i can't deside which one of these is the best.Could you help or even recommend another mouse that you think is better??? Also my budget is $70 max.
1. Corsair M65 (which seems really good but it's a bit too expensive and overpriced allthough it has all the features i want)
2. Roccat Kone pure
3. Steelseries Rival
4. Razer deathadder
5. Mad Catz R.A.T 5
6. Coolermaster Storm Havoc
7. Coolermaster Storm Mizar
8. Steelseries Sensei RAW
9. Logitech g402
 
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Actually the Sabre Laser is one of my faster mice and I've never used something so sensitive which I think is a good thing, especially when I crack into some dota.
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I would highly recommend the razer deathadder, because in my opinion razer makes the best mice out there. They come with 2 years warranty. The rest of their products aren't that good. especially their headsets
 
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Yeah i know it's awesome but it has way too many useless features and buttons and it cost 80-90 bucks ... what about the m65 , i 've heard it is really well built and work great.
 
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its important to note that most these mice have different holding styles.
Personally i have had
Logitech G500
Corsair M40
MadCatz R.A.T. 7

The Logitech was too tall and gave me cramp in the hand.
RAT 7 is great, allowed me to shape it to what i wanted. But i got it for 1/2 price - would never pay full price for it.
the Corsair M40 (which is the same shape as the M45 and M65) is lovely. Its the one I use at work and am glad I have it.

Of note - the RAT and M40 are really wide - they most comfortable if you have your middle finger over the mouse wheel and pretty much grab the mouse between thumb and little finger.
The Logitech OTOH worked best used with the middle finger on the right button.

Hope that helps
 
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Everyone's hand shapes are different let alone grip. I suppose Mice can be trial and error. I'm on my fourth mouse since september. I really like the Sabre RGB Laser
 
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Well it depends to your grip (claw or palm) Your hand size.. Your preference i mean do you like heavy mices or lightweight ones or do u like high dpi settings or low dpi .. Laser or optic .. But i recommend optic ones cause they are more precise and faster.. Lasers kinda tracks every dot and makes u a bit slow on reactions.. The laser also requires hard surface to run optimizedly and that wears off its skates.. Well if u have big hands go get Sensei .. If you are small think about Steelseries Kana or Rival ..also the g9x logitech.. If u have small hands the best is steelseries kinzu v2 (the one i have and its awesome)
 
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