Gaming Mouse

[Aleatoire]

Hi there, I'm after a new gaming mouse. I used to have an OCZ Eclipse which I found to be very nice, however there was a design fault with the laser and after going through two of them in just a couple of months I decided to change. I ended up with a Logitech LS1 mouse which obviously isn't the most comfortable or feature laden mouse available for long gaming sessions. After doing a bit of research I quite like the look of the Logitech G500. Could anyone give me an opinion on the G500 or maybe suggest another mouse? That would be much appreciated.

 

[hobbes147]

I'm currently using the G500 and like it a lot. This was my first laser gaming mouse (upgrading from a simple Microsoft intellipoint), but I have tried some of Razer's offerings on a friend's machine. I really like the custom options letting you set everything from weight to sensitivity and store it locally on the mouse. The textured sides are a nice touch and there are enough extra buttons without throwing a whole keypad on the side. It's a great overall mouse especially when it's on sale. It's also one of the few mice I've found with adjustable weighting for anyone wanting a heavier mouse.

This mouse is regularly on sale and is currently $50 after a mail-in-rebate on Newegg.

 

[ssddx]

razer deathadder.

 

[WaywardX]

i've been using a razer deathadder for a matter of 5 hours.....and i have never liked another mouse more. Great ergonomics, decent price at 50 bucks, perfect sensitivity, and if you're worried about tricky software forget about it...its plug and play.

 

[silentmemories]

R.A.T. 7.

 

[yamaha200]

Try the 3200dpi trackball from CST called L-tracX

 

[travisbundo]

I recently used a Razer DeathAdder and was very disappointed. The sensitivity, weight and feel was superb. The mouse constantly double or triple left clicked. This was not a setting that needed to be toggled off. It was a malfunction with my mouse. 2 days ago the right click on the mouse stopped working, although it did last a solid 2+ years.