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Budget Gaming Mouse and Gamepad

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Hey guys. Looking for a decent gaming mouse ($50 or under) and a gamepad to go with my new computer build.

The gamepad will be for fighting games and sports (ie. SSF4, soccer games). The mouse will be for RTS and FPS mostly I guess. Nothing too fancy, it doesn't have to have 10 programmable buttons.

These are in stock in my area and I'm considering them. What do you guys think?

Gamepad:

Logitech Dual Action Gamepad - $24
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] j0hrjgnea6

Mice:

Razer Abyssus Gaming Mouse - $50
http://ncix.com/products/index.php [...] ture=Razer

Logitech Corded Mouse M500 - $50
http://www.bewawa.com/catalog/prod [...] egory/112/

Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse - $45
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] j0hrjgnea6


P.S. Does a good mousepad make a big difference? If so, could someone suggest one for $20 or under?

Thanks,

Chris

Reply to mishimaBeef
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I like the gamepad. I have the wireless version and does great from me when I play Assasins Creed I & II.

I would go with the Razer mouse over the other two. It is the better mouse... IMO

A gaming pad will help with the responsivness of your mouse but a standard good mouse pad will get the job done. I don't see major need to purchase one.

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Mouse-Razer DeathAdder 3500dpi 3.5G Infrared Sensor Gaming Mouse
http://www1.canadacomputers.com/pr [...] _id=026700
I use one of these daily and i luv it wish i paid that price though
I would love to try the Sentinel i've heard nothing but good things.
Coolermaster Sentinel Advance Twin Laser Gaming Mouse 8 Buttons 5600DPI USB with Adjustable Lighting
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=44677
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=028037

Yes a decent mouse pad is a good idea and saves the feet too.
Start with one of these SteelSeries QcK (12.6" x 11.2" ) Medium-Sized Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad- a good size and quality for the price/i'm using one now
http://www.canadacomputers.com/pro [...] _id=019973

Reply to davcon

Even if it is Free do not fall for the Logitech G5 or its ugly stepsister the G500.

-DF

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-DF wrote :

Even if it is Free do not fall for the Logitech G5 or its ugly stepsister the G500.

-DF



+1 I purchased one and it died within days!!! G500 is trash. Deathadder baby.

Reply to brennon7

I agree with Davcon. I've been using the Razer Deathadder for months and it is great. Responsiveness, build quality, drivers... all good... plus the blue pulsating led is a nice touch. Amazon also has it for $50, and I don't think there's any tax.

http://www.amazon.com/Razer-Deatha [...] 985&sr=8-1

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