I'm using now Logitech G100, ~20$.
9+++ of 10 my score.
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i'm using the A-tech X7 mouse, pretty decent. you have 2 thumb buttons with an extra button next to the wheel. it comes with a nice software to program macros and let you change between 2 different configurations with one keyboard button.
you can get it for $30-40 on the internet.
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my mouse it costs just a few dollars of my regions money over yours.
Then there's this one. I've never used it, but red dragon mouses aren't shitty and they seem to be good entry-level mouses for people who're trying to get into gaming seriously.
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I decided to go with one of your suggestions, and just to say thanks, I'd like to offer you one of my leftover bundle games.
I only have:
Cubemen
Cubemen 2
Bridge Constructor Playground
I'm going to add you as a friend on Steam if you want one, otherwise just refuse the friend request and I'll gift them on Steamgifts.
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I believe there's still a market for them, might be surprised how much you could get for it. To Ebay!
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I use a Razer DeathAdder now, but that might be out of your current price range. Previously I used the Roccat Lua, which was PCMag's Editor's Choice for a budget gaming mouse. Here's the PCMag Roccat Lua review. I think this falls within your price range, so it might be worth a look. I hope this helps.
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The Logitech G400 is what I'm using now - read that first review for some detail. It's an amazing little gaming mouse with a very comfy shape for prolonged use, no angle snapping / prediction, a very precise and fast sensor, and it goes up to 3600 DPI (absolute overkill unless you're using like, a 40 inch monitor, but whatever). And as all mice worth consideration do nowadays, it supports a 1000hz polling rate. I bought it for 35 euros, you should be able to find it for a similar price with some digging.
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The CM Storm Xornet is nice and inexpensive gaming mouse even before sales.
… Just NEVER look directly into the light sensor when you flip it over for a quick clean. It could blind you!
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I don't own this one, but I do own the M7 Thor, look verrry similar. The Thor is quite a good mouse. I couldn't recommend unless you have large hands though. It's a bit big for me and I'm 6'1.
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My Razer Deathadder is dead and I need a new mouse just to last until Christmas. I'm getting a whole new rig at Christmas, but until then I'm stuck using an old Intellimouse, which does not do games. Really, I'm looking under £20 but it doesn't have to be brilliant, just good enough.
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