Looking for decent minimalist gaming mouse

shaltzer · Apr 16, 2015

I'm looking for zowie mico replacement, the criteria is like this:

- Simple minimalist gaming mouse with 3 buttons (no side buttons, dpi button is ok).

- Have good durability especially the left click button, I don't like RMA-ing the product.

- My budget is about ~$30 usd.

Anyone can give recommendation?

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Some products that I found in the criteria range:

1. Logitech G90
The low-entry version of G100s and the cheapest gaming mice option (only about ~$15), but I heard people said the sensor is not as good as G100s.

2. Logitech G100s
I saw some bad reviews in amazon about the left button easily broken in short uses.

3. Takasta Microsoft WMO
Only have 400 dpi, I'm planning to use the mouse for non-gaming activity too (browsing, etc), I worry if 400 dpi would not be comfortable. Any comment about this?

4. Armaggeddon Aquila X
Not well-known brand, anyone can say about this product?

5. Steelseries Kinzu V2
The most expensive option (takes around $34), I heard some people said SS Kinzu's sensor is bad.

6. Logitech M100r
Not really a gaming mouse although some people said it's reliable for gaming too

. It's obviously very cheap, if somehow I can't decide the product that I want, probably I'm going to failover to this one.

CrimsonLuke · Apr 16, 2015

SteelSeries Kinzu - lovely minimalist design with a DPI button and costs about $30

TheNewGeek420 · Apr 19, 2015

Redragon Centrophorus (Optical): http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-M601-CENTROPHORUS-2000-Buttons-Switches/dp/B00HTK1NCS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429496361&sr=8-1&keywords=redragon

Redragon Mammoth (Laser): http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Precision-Programmable-programmable-Cartridge/dp/B00GU4F4OM/ref=pd_cp_pc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1X3Y0K7JQFDSTAJ8XNMG

Redragon Lavawolf (Laser): http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Lavawolf-Programmable-Buttons-Switches/dp/B00H8Z3SRM/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1429496494&sr=1-7&keywords=redragon

Redragon M903 (Optical): http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Precision-Programmable-programmable-Cartridge/dp/B00GU4F4OM/ref=pd_sim_e_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=1KEPSH3S9YW98THAAR88

I'd recommend their mice. Any mouse from them isn't bad. Also that last one has two finger grooves which seem really comfortable.
Any of the mice you mentioned also isn't bad either.

Hope this helped!

-TheNewGeek

TheNewGeek420 · Apr 19, 2015

shaltzer :

I'm looking for zowie mico replacement, the criteria is like this:

- Simple minimalist gaming mouse with 3 buttons (no side buttons, dpi button is ok).

- Have good durability especially the left click button, I don't like RMA-ing the product.

- My budget is about ~$30 usd.

Anyone can give recommendation?

====

Some products that I found in the criteria range:

1. Logitech G90
The low-entry version of G100s and the cheapest gaming mice option (only about ~$15), but I heard people said the sensor is not as good as G100s.

2. Logitech G100s
I saw some bad reviews in amazon about the left button easily broken in short uses.

3. Takasta Microsoft WMO
Only have 400 dpi, I'm planning to use the mouse for non-gaming activity too (browsing, etc), I worry if 400 dpi would not be comfortable. Any comment about this?

4. Armaggeddon Aquila X
Not well-known brand, anyone can say about this product?

5. Steelseries Kinzu V2
The most expensive option (takes around $34), I heard some people said SS Kinzu's sensor is bad.

6. Logitech M100r
Not really a gaming mouse although some people said it's reliable for gaming too

. It's obviously very cheap, if somehow I can't decide the product that I want, probably I'm going to failover to this one.

Oh and the Steelseries Kinzu V2 is pretty good, just like the other guy said!

-TheNewGeek

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