Tech Help I Need A Mouse

I've had the Razer Naga for about 2 years now and it's still alive and well. Has a lot of buttons that you can customize. Get it hooked up with Razer Synapse and it is useful to have those buttons. It's a bit bulky too so if you want a more streamlined one, I'd give the DeathAdder a go.
 
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I agree with Dice's recommendation of the Zowie EC2-A! Zowie has become a pretty solid competitor in the periphal department

There are also a couple other high-end wired choices to consider that come with top-notch sensors, responsive buttons and solid hardware: the Nixeus REVEL (which doesn't utilize third-party software/drivers, if that's something that appeals to you), or the Logtech G Pro:
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Mice are one of the few areas that I trust Razer in, so that would be a fine choice too (I can't recommend one specifically since they have so frickin' many of them that it really boils down to preference), though be aware that most Razer owners I know have complained that at least one button has died on them after a year or two.
 
G502 by far the BEST mouse I've used

or the Logitech Pro that one is good too
 

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