Gaming Mice

Ones from Steelseries are good and have a reasonable price ... like Ikari , Sensei

I'm using Roccat Kone for last 4 and half years , had minor problems . Nothing that can't be fixed. Best mouse i've ever had

People have been suggesting the Logitech G600 in these type of threads.

I have the Logitech G400. It doesn't have hundreds of extra keys but it's good for everyday usage and it's cheap. And you can rebind the resolution keys when you don't need them.

I had made a thread just like this before. It already has a lot of opinions about various gaming mice. If you have the time Check it Out!

You can get yourself R.A.T. 5 - I'm getting one for xmas myself ;)

It's highly customisable gaming mouse, personally I think one of best to hold in hand, and as R.A.T. 9 kicked shelves 5 is considered "old generation" right now and highly discounted on many stores :)

I don't have much experience with gaming mice, but my Razer Deathadder was fairly cheap and is supposedly one of the most durable gaming mice out there.

I never saw a gaming mice, it has to be a though opponent I think...

Depends on how much you'd like to spend on it and how good mouse you need. E.g. I don't have money for a high category gaming mouse (and I don't even need it), so I have an A4tech device.
My previous one was an A4Tech X710-fs. It was pretty decent, used it for 5 years, but time got it (Still useable, but button 4 gets stuck, when I press it)
I switched for a XL-747H last month and I don't regret it.

If you're looking a comfortable mouse for shooter, try Creative Fatal1ty Professional Laser (a.k.a. fatal1ty 2020)
I've been using it for many years and it still works perfectly.

I fail to notice differences among bad mice and expensive mice so I own a 10€ Logitech that works as smooth as silk. I do not know if expending eight or ten times that amount gaves that better results.

I could be completely mistaken though.

PS: Mine is RX250

I had a Logitech G9 for about 4 years and got really used to it and liked it a lot, it was great in games. then the wire snapped because of bending it a lot when carrying it around. I now have a simple logitech usb mouse. can't tell a difference between them.

One, one mouse!

Two,two mouse!

Three, three mouse!

I have a razer deathadder. I like it as it fits my hand nicely and there aren't too many buttons you might accidentally push on. With a gaming mouse you can map the buttons to "use item X", alt-fire etc. and it is essential for multiplayer games IHOMO.

If your thinking about buying a gaming mouse i can give You a few tips. First of all someone recommended A4techs, don't buy them, i had 3 of them, every time the scroll goes just after the warranty expires. Logitechs are quite good but if I would be buying another mouse I wouldn't think for a second I would only buy a Razer. http://www.razerzone.com/store/choose/choose-razer-deathadder - here you have the best value for money. I'm using a deathadder myself now, and it's a big difference even to other gaming mice. It's very good to use in every day usage, I wont go into details, but if you never used a gaming mouse you'll see a huge difference. If you absolutely need a wireless mouse i would suggest a Razer Mamba but it's twice the price of a Deathadder. One final piece of advice before buying any gaming mouse find and read a few reviews of it, preferably by professional gamers.

Im using Tt eSports Black Gaming mouse and its pretty good and in reasonable price for what you take.See specs here. Personal opinion, is a quite good mouse and Im completely happy with it.

I've got the Logitech G500 and I'm very happy with it.

I use a Razer Orochi. Wired/Wireless hybrid. Perfect for myself.

I quite like the Logitech MX518

I recommend the G400.

Basic ergonomic mouse, 3200dpi (believe me, you won't need more) 5 Buttons incl. macros.

High precise sensor optical mouse, no laser-crap.
Easy usable in palm or claw grip.

The G500 is the same mouse, more focused on lights and gaming stuff.
But the G500 does a noisy little sound that not everyone is able to hear, very high frequency beeeeeeeeeeeeeep.

Also, the g400 is very cheap.

I tested many mice, if you're unsure about which to choose if you have more than one favorite, you can add me to talk.

Sorry, my english isn't perfect, i know :-)

I have several suggestions.
Steelseries Kinzu or Steelseries Sensei - very good mouses. Razer Abyssus and Razer Imperator are both good too. Cyborg R.A.T. series are definitely ones that you can choose from and they look badass too.

But from cheaper ones I think you can buy Prestigio Racer mouse. I'm using it and have no problems using that mouse for gaming too. Nothing fancy but I really like it.

Razer Death adder. best mouse you can get. had this one for 2 years now, never let me down, not even once.

logitech g300 its great.
i wouldnt recommend razer they are all flash and no substance, alot of razer mice break within a few years.

This heavily depends on what kind of gamer are you. I could help you better if you told me what kind of games you play the most, or if you have any preferences (ie. colour, number of buttons, make, budget...)

Without that info, I can still recommend Logitech mouses, especially G500, but other are great too. I have a R.A.T. 7 right now, and it's great hardware-wise, but software might, or might not work on your PC, and without software it loses lots of it's functions.

If you were thinking about buying Razer, I'd tell you to avoid Razer if you can, their mouse look great but they are poor quality, but if you really want Razer, Imperator is probaly best buy ATM.

Outside of that, you have Steelseries, but I never tried their mouses, only their headphones (Siberia V2) and I'm a satissfied customer.

I've been using Logitech G9x for a couple years, still working like a charm. No complaints, but it's for claw grip users, so that's something to keep in mind if you are more comfortable with palm grip.