Gaming Mouse

[kYuKi]

So I've grown tired of my stupid mouse lagging all over the place. I bought this second one from the same company hoping it was just a faulty one. That changed when this mouse did the same thing last night. It's called ONN Wireless Mouse and its about 10-16$ depending where you get it from.

So I've decided to look into a gaming mouse such as the Logitech's G300, but I feel skeptical about paying 30$+ for any mouse. Care to put in any expertise on the subject? I know it has software with the mouse, unlike ONN, and it has control settings on the dpi.

 

[iEye Captain]

Buy an expensive mouse for greater performance.

Buy a cheaper mouse for less performance.

The world is fair like that.

 

[JPigg]

i would look into the R.A.T. mice. I have one and i wont buy a different mouse again

 

[Silent_Predator]

+1 Cyborg R.A.T.

 

[Cloakedsphere]

The RAT is fine if it actually fits your hand fine. Depends on what you go for. Like captain sed, You want performance your gonna spend more money. Plus do you want wireless? Wired? Preferred DPI? Or Sensitivity to make it easier? lol

 

[Ninjapro]

Well it sometimes depends on what game you play

 

[kYuKi]

I wouldn't mind a wired or wireless. DPI? Better then any other default mouse. So far 1000+ DPI would seem the best for me, as I only complain about the mouse on CSS.

 

[Demoralized]

+1 Cyborg R.A.T.

Agreed.

 

[Martyr]

I love my g9x. However, it doesn't fit everyone's hand.


My advice to you? Find a couple you like, read the reviews, and figure it out for your needs/playstyle. Everyone has a different sense of comfortable.

 

[Mr.Game]

I love my g9x. However, it doesn't fit everyone's hand.


My advice to you? Find a couple you like, read the reviews, and figure it out for your needs/playstyle. Everyone has a different sense of comfortable.

I've been using my G9 (same as G9X pretty much) for about 3 years now... It's meant for a claw-type grip, so instead of resting your hand on it you actually "claw" it to get the best performance.

I've heard of some computer/electronic businesses allowing you to test out things such as mice/headsets/etc. before you buy them... You could try that out.

 

[kYuKi]

I've been using my G9 (same as G9X pretty much) for about 3 years now... It's meant for a claw-type grip, so instead of resting your hand on it you actually "claw" it to get the best performance.

I've heard of some computer/electronic businesses allowing you to test out things such as mice/headsets/etc. before you buy them... You could try that out.

Had no idea, but where do you go for that exactly lol?

 

[A_Bystander]

Logitech G5
or the updated version
Logitech G500

Comes with a nifty weight system for those who like a lighter mouse as well as those who like a heavy one. Also an on-the-fly DPI adjust that ensures precision or speed when necessary. A Precision grade laser for mouse tracking and more!
Amazing for Gaming. I love mine.

 

[mad pistol]

I like the Logitech G500. It's easily the best mouse I've ever used. It is incredibly accurate and precise.

 

[pandA.]

I still don't understand, why would you need a "GAMING"mouse when you can play perfectly fine with a "NORMAL" house mouse...

 

[Panzer1509]

Have R.A.T 7 Black ops edition

Its bulky, annoying and have no idea how to adjust the size of it

My computer doesnt like the software either so... it kinda sucks :/

 

[Panzer1509]

[ame]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-B110-Optical-USB-Mouse/dp/B0029QPJJK/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1323238471&sr=8-14[/ame]

... Seriously, look at this lol

[ame]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gigabyte-M6900-Optical-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B004H4CGHU/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1323238471&sr=8-15[/ame]

 

[Horton]

i've had my logitech mx518 for about 4/5 years and still works perfectly today

 

[Broadsword]

I have a G7 which is on the way out, I had a look at your reviews on the G500 and see that it is wired......................can anyone tell me how long the lead is??

I really find it annoting when they came with short leads:thumbdown:

Are there any Left-Handed Gaming mices out there??

 

[mad pistol]

I still don't understand, why would you need a "GAMING"mouse when you can play perfectly fine with a "NORMAL" house mouse...

And most people believe this. Now I'm going to give you some reasons why your normal every day stock mouse doesn't compare to a quality gaming mouse.

Lets compare your typical dell mouse to a Logitech G500 (a high-quality gaming mouse)

stock Dell Optical mouse

• Approximately 500-800dpi resolution
• Typical grip
• regular rubber-wired cord
• 125 tick polling rate (125 times per second)
• Very light
• Can only detect unfinished surfaces (such as a mouse pad, or grained wood)

Compared to a Logitech G500 gaming mouse

• Up to 5700dpi resolution (very accurate)
• Laser tech means it can run on more surfaces than an optical mouse
• Conformed grip for comfort and longevity of play
• Braded cloth wire (doesn't kink, very durable)
• Up to 1000 tick polling rate (1000 times per second)
• Adjustable weight cartridge can make the mouse either very light or very heavy depending on preference
• 10 Customizable buttons
• On-the-fly DPI changing (makes the mouse less or more sensitive)
• dual mode scrolling (either click scrolling or free-wheel, button activated)
• High quality build materials and built for duability
• Long, 3 year warranty

When you get a good gaming mouse, it increases your precision, comfort, and customization options 10 fold. A generic mouse will never compare to a well-built gaming mouse. I had a family member get a stock gateway computer that came with an optical mouse and keyboard. I couldn't use that thing for more than an hour without complaining about the mouse and keyboard. The mouse felt incredibly inaccurate, and it didn't feel right.

Gaming mice are worth every penny.

 

[mad pistol]

I have a G7 which is on the way out, I had a look at your reviews on the G500 and see that it is wired......................can anyone tell me how long the lead is??

I really find it annoting when they came with short leads:thumbdown:

Are there any Left-Handed Gaming mices out there??

I believe it is 6 feet for the wire.

As for a left-handed gaming mouse, I think Razer makes some, but I'm not sure.