Its been a while and i need a new mouse.

Thanks for the giveaways ^^

Any recommendations?

Wireless.
just here to bump, with an excuse.

I love my mouse... Logitech g502

I absolutely love my Logitech MX Master, the 2 side-buttons, thumb wheel and thumb pad/button are super handy to use as hotkeys in games. (In Cities: Skylines I attach the pause/play functionality to the thumb button.)

My Razer Naga 2014 is close to 3 years old with me... Awesome mouse, very much recommended... Thanks for the GAs

On my last replacement a year ago, I spent many hours researching. The Corsair M95 has programmable buttons, very well placed for rolling your thumb--you probably do not need that many; so you can pick which ones work best for your style of digit maneuvers.

They say that you need big hands to reach all the buttons. I have mostly normal sized hands and my fingers hang off the end a bit for the "claw grip"

It is much pricier than the Steelseries one you were thinking about, but I can't recommend Logitech G502 enough. That mouse is fantastic - durable, ergonomic, high-quality feel and plenty of possible adjustments/programmed functions that let you customise it to be just perfect for you (even has weights for that).

The only possible problem might be the fact it is right-hand design, so if you are left handed, it won't cut it. And maybe the braided wire, though I personally consider them an asset when it comes to anything. It is just too easy to kill the normal wires.

I'm happy with my Cougar 500M. it's a little too big but no problem with it.

Thank you for the giveaways! :)
As I said as a reply to another comment, I have the Logitech G502 and really like it.

Roccat Kone XTD is pretty good. Serves me well at least. I like it a lot, just make sure to note there's 2 versions of which one has optical and other has laser sensor. Has good sensor + scroll wheel, enough buttons and nice options for weight adjusment with little weights.

Stay away from Coolermaster (CMStorm) Devastator and the likes, low build quality so I experienced.

And don't do wireless: trust me. They're generally a lot less good in real life situations from what I experienced.

Don't know much about mouse, but have a bump :D