Gaming Mouse

In the past five years, all I've used is a Deathadder and a G5. Unfortunately, Logitech no longer makes the G5. The Deathadd though is a fantastic mouse. It's got your pretty standard five button layout that's rpetty common these days (left/right click, middle mouse, and mouse 4 and 5). Aside from that retarded Razer mouse already posted, not sure of any others that offer more than the five button layout.
 
[quote name='sandaz93']Thanks, Ill probably go with that Madcatz one.[/QUOTE]

Make sure you can buy it from someplace you can return it. I read tons of great reviews on it and such but I hated the thing. It just didnt fit in my hand well or felt that comfortable. It felt to wide and flat, even after messing with the adjustments I could never get it right. I couldnt get any support for my hand, I just couldnt ever forget my hand was on a mouse when I was gaming.

Logitech g5 is still my favorite mouse ever. Its discontinued though so I had to pony up 50 bucks for one off ebay but it fits my hand perfect and 2 thumb buttons are in perfect place.
 
Logitech G500 or G700.

Microsoft Sidewinder or X8.

Razer Deathadder or Naga.

The X8 is a great choice for its price (amazon has it for under $60 shipped) and it is wireless if latency is not an issue for you.
 
[quote name='j-cart']Logitech G500 or G700.

Microsoft Sidewinder or X8.

Razer Deathadder or Naga.

The X8 is a great choice for its price (amazon has it for under $60 shipped) and it is wireless if latency is not an issue for you.[/QUOTE]

When choosing a "gaming" mouse, NEVER go wireless.
 
[quote name='SEH']When choosing a "gaming" mouse, NEVER go wireless.[/QUOTE]

NEVER?

If the gamer is into point and click adventure games or other genres that are not too frantic (puzzles, TBS...) then wireless/wired won't matter.
 
[quote name='Megazell']NEVER?

If the gamer is into point and click adventure games or other genres that are not too frantic (puzzles, TBS...) then wireless/wired won't matter.[/QUOTE]

If that's the case, there is no need for a "gaming" mouse.
 
[quote name='j-cart']Which is why listed the two mice from each brand, wired and wireless. Not everyone needs exact gaming precision.[/QUOTE]

Then why spend the premium cash on a gaming mouse?
 
[quote name='JasonTerminator']Then why spend the premium cash on a gaming mouse?[/QUOTE]

Some people do that. They just spend to spend. Maybe they want bragging rights?

Beats me.
 
[quote name='JasonTerminator']Then why spend the premium cash on a gaming mouse?[/QUOTE]
Extra buttons?

Anyway... to the OP, I'd suggest maybe Logitech's new mouse, the G400, or even the G500. I have the G500 and it's a good mouse. I have a hard time suggesting Razer mice (even though I own a Naga Epic) because they don't have the best build quality in my experience.
 
[quote name='j-cart']Which is why listed the two mice from each brand, wired and wireless. Not everyone needs exact gaming precision.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I personally can't stand wired mice and I don't need exact gaming precision (yeah I know, I'm the minority) so I own a G7 and G700. They're both great.
 
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