Looking for new gaming mouse

[ASIAN INVASION]

I am looking for a new gaming mouse and my budget is up to $80. The mouse i had before was the Razer Deathadder and I felt that it was kinda big for me. I also don't really need macros on my gaming mouse. Any suggestions?

 

[Joe_The_Plumber]

Ohh... I literally just ordered the Deathadder so I was going to suggest that. I've been using the Logitech G500 (previously the G5) for about 8 years now and literally just today figured I would try something new.

There's nothing wrong with the G5 and it suits my "claw" like grip on the mouse great... it has a different shape than the Deathadder so you may want to give it a try.

 

[_Sushi]

Look at the Steelseries Sensei or Sensei RAW. Ambidextrous (important for me at least) and all the features you could ever want. It looks really nice too, more aesthetically pleasing than most other gaming mice in my opinion.

The RAW is a cheaper, more toned-down version of the Sensei. A lot of people find the Sensei overkill- that's what the RAW is for.

 

[Spectre GT]

I am looking for a new gaming mouse and my budget is up to $80. The mouse i had before was the Razer Deathadder and I felt that it was kinda big for me. I also don't really need macros on my gaming mouse. Any suggestions?

Peripherals are really a suggestion that someone can only make based on their own personal preference, and somewhat to best match the description of what you're looking for.
For instance, with me, I have very big hands (I'm 6'4, 265lbs) so I need something much bigger than a regular sized mouse; some people need something a lot smaller.
I also don't prefer too much complexity with a mouse, with more buttons than a scientific calculator (lol); some people do.
Performance-wise, one mouse may do for someone else what it can and never will do for me.
Aesthetically, I really like Razor mouses and they work really well for me; some will feel a lot different.

There are a lot of options for an $80 budget, just head on over to http://pcpartpicker.com/


PS: Nice forum sig

 

[Azuki Bell]

I've also got a Razer DA, my brother uses a Steel Series. I do agree that the DA is a bit on the big side, I've gotten used to it now, but it still definitely feels big. The SS mice feel alot better size wise, they feel about the same in terms of performance.

I bought my brother a Mad Catz, I don't think I'm gonna buy there stuff again. Mouse was too small in the palm, and died in a few months. I think you'll like the SS mice alot though.