Recommend me a good mouse guys.

[dmxdex2020]

I have the Razer diamondback mouse, and i just cannot get use to it, the side buttons i do not like it feels way to light.

I have come from a extremely old microsoft mouse the first optical mouse. I think i need a mouse which is big for hands but also very hightech.

Just not sure which mouse would fit the bill right now.

 

[alexx]

logitech mx518 ive had mine since the day it came out that must be nearly 4/5years ago.. its still going strong and feels awesome. £20 on ocuk...bargain

 

[dmxdex2020]

how high is the dpi for this mouse?

 

[p4radox]

logitech mx518 ive had mine since the day it came out that must be nearly 4/5years ago.. its still going strong and feels awesome. £20 on ocuk...bargain

Seconded. There's nothing quite like them.

 

[OneTime]

IntelliMouse 3.0

Optical...so your already used to it. Nice size.
Little simplistic though. I use mine for CSS and love it
Better than the Kone which I still have.

Failing that...MX518...Most common mouse used for gamers.

 

[Benimaru]

Razer Boomslang 2007 special edition, I say this mouse because its very good for people who have big hands, a bit pricy though

 

[dmxdex2020]

I might have to look this mx518 up thanks lads.

 

[hideki]

razer deathaddar is nice. not too big, pretty standard shape, quality built, high dpi settings.

 

[StephenLawUK]

logitech mx518

+1

great mouse for the price havent had any problems with mine

 

[Phatjayunoi]

I have the Razer diamondback mouse, and i just cannot get use to it, the side buttons i do not like it feels way to light.

I have come from a extremely old microsoft mouse the first optical mouse. I think i need a mouse which is big for hands but also very hightech.

Just not sure which mouse would fit the bill right now.

Sounds like you are more of a "Palm Groper" as the Razer Diamondback (Which I also have), is more for Claw Gripers due to their lightweight and low profile.

If you want to go for another Razer mouse that fits the palm user, then the Razer DeathAdder or even the Razer/Microsoft co-produced Habu could be suitable.

 

[nalla]

logitech g5 here m8 cant fault it

 

[hoticejamie]

Similar to other thread...

My vote goes with the MX518 too. Great mice and good value

 

[TomElZ]

MX518 +1.

Mouse is awesome and I've never had any problems with it.

MX500 used to be an awesome mouse too but don't think there being produced anymore.

 

[lankymorley]

It really astonishes me how many people have MX518s!
I personally have only had experience of the Razer Lachesis and the Roccat Kone. The latter I can fully recommend, the former I cannot.

 

[Pred]

It really astonishes me how many people have MX518s!
I personally have only had experience of the Razer Lachesis and the Roccat Kone. The latter I can fully recommend, the former I cannot.

As long as you can do without the mouse wheel..

 

[lankymorley]

As long as you can do without the mouse wheel..

Yeah, I'm still waiting for that problem to show up. >_>

 

[IcE-ColD]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-082-LG&groupid=702&catid=23&subcat=1276

Just purchased this not so long ago, and i can't fault it in any way. Had the Diamondback before the above. It is very comfortable and the amount of buttons you can assign to different tasks is impressive. Volume, play, pause, etc. A bit pricey but well worth it IMO.

 

[lynchy6789]

Razer Mamba Wireless Laser Gaming Mous

 

[lunarwolf]

g9 is high tech and you have 2 grips you can interchange depending on which you prefer

 

[Nelly]

Logitech G5, best mouse I've ever used.

One thing to note about aquiring a mouse is everyone will have their own preference, whats good for one may not be ideal for another.

If you don't like a mouse, sell it & get another. I'm happy with the G5 now.

I did try the IntelliMouse 3.0 with some persiverance but coudn't get used to the shape or the dpi no matter what I did.