Can anybody recommend a wireless gaming mouse for under 50 dollars?

jcbullen

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Pretty much what the topic says, I'm just looking for a decent gaming mouse that's not too expensive, preferably wireless. I don't particularly need a keyboard, but if there is a good combo deal, I'd look into that. Thanks!
 

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I'm looking for a "general" gaming mouse as I play RTS, FPS, RPGs, a little bit of everything. I see people like the razer deathadder for a relatively inexpensive wired mouse, and there seem to be several logitech mice, both wired and wireless, that are highly recommended.
 

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I have a razer death adder and am very pleased with it, excellent mouse and looks cool too.

My friend has a logitech mouse but can only have 3 sensitivity setting (Way too slow, Too slow & Way too fast!)

Razer mouse has much better sensitivity adjustment imo
 

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From what Ive seen the RAT mice come in rather nicely, although wired they have good reviews and actually look rather nice.

The rat 3 comes in between £30-40, rat 5 £45-55 and the rat9 comes in at £80-100, the rat 9 is wireless however.

 

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They are software customizable on the logitech mouse, you can change the three settings if you installed the drivers. The logitech G400 is 40 Euros where I'm from, great value!
 

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sadly factories change mice every year so hard to recommend on durability or how long its going to last.
I can recommend on what i used for the past 2 years

Logitech LX8 Cordless Laser Mouse

http://www.compusa.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3761013&CatId=1285
now its hard to find but some stores still sells it. It was 40$ mouse two years ago, got it for 20$ and still use it today
Super responsive feels like wired, I play games a lot and its great even in FPS.
and ya 2 AA batteries lasted me for 1 year, no need for chargers or rechargeable batteries,