I need a new mouse @_@

My mouse did cost around $100+around $50 for my Mousepad :) ...$40 is nothing :P

My g700 was about $60 on sale, worth every penny.

Same here. I've gone through a ton of expensive mice, and none have lasted as long as my $6 mouse from NewEgg.

I always think the same. 7$ mouse here and I have been using for about a year and a half.

Because if you don't spend that much on X and X works fine for how you use it...then everyone else obviously uses X the exact same way as you...

I have had at least 5 mice under 10$ within 2 years and they all died with the same problem - they eventually start doing random double clicks when you click once. For the money I spent on those shitty mice I could've got a good mouse that would last much longer.
I now use a CM Storm Xornet, which was 23$ and it's amazingly good, precise and has worked perfectly fine for over half a year now and I'm sure will last much longer.

Why would you cheap out on your main controlling device? You can have the best PC with the worst peripherals and you won't enjoy your PC as much.

Supposed to be real-like? :P

+1

I went from an mx518 to a G700 and I feel even more attached to the G700 than anything.
It's a hybrid wired/wireless... plugged in it reverts to wired connection. Great dpi, lifespan, report rates, and is super comfortable. Enough buttons and settings and profiles.

I also bought a Gigabyte M9680X for another build - better than most for the price range, but nowhere near the G700.

I'm happy with mine for the last 5 years

MX518 is a great mouse.

it is G400s right now :D

^ excellent mouse/value

xD

Works like a charm.

Why would you assume everyone uses anything the exact same way you do?

I just received my Perixx MX-1000 today. It was only $20 but an absolutely wonderful mouse for many reasons. The software for configuring it is perfectly user friendly and in depth. It's got a great feel to it. It has 7 buttons and a scroll wheel and you can change what function each button does with amazing versatility options. It has 4 different DPI settings which are by default color coded by LED's on the mouse, but that is also configureable or removable. Where your hand rests on the mouse is bordered in metal so it doesn't stay hot. It has a braided cord that is not too short, is malleable and strong.

I've had the Xornet for ~2 years and been very happy with it. Unless you have small hands, it's a claw grip mouse.

Perfect!!! thanks, I knew the steamgifts community would help me <3

Heh. Those mice are doing it. Heheh.