Better gaming mouse ?

CosminGCole · 14 Jul 2014 at 02:42

I just managed to break my Logitech g9x this morning so i have been spending all day looking for an acceptable mouse which would last longer than 1 year hopefully and it's also not very expensive (£20-£30) if you guys could give me some ideas of a good one around that price, would be great. Cheers.

w00dy85 · 14 Jul 2014 at 10:08

Overclockers are doing a deal on the Roccat Kova+ Ultra Light, it's only £13.99 from £29.99.

I'm thinking of getting one my self.

CosminGCole · 14 Jul 2014 at 10:46

w00dy85 said:
Overclockers are doing a deal on the Roccat Kova+ Ultra Light, it's only £13.99 from £29.99.

I'm thinking of getting one my self.

Ohh thanks for letting me know! That's a great deal right there.

russell664 · 18 Jul 2014 at 18:47

^ +1 it is a really good deal for what you get

ttaskmaster · 18 Jul 2014 at 20:40

russell664 said:
^ +1 it is a really good deal for what you get

It's exceedingly 'not bad'...

I ditched mine in favour of the cheaper CM Storm Inferno (Kova was something like £70 when bought, Inferno was £28), although the Kova now resides at work.
The Kova has a very comfy low profile and fills the hand, as well as having all the usual basic gaming mouse features. But the one thing I find daily is that I keep accidentally catching the ambidextrous side buttons on the right side... Something to watch for. Also, the rubber finish can deteriorate badly with heavy use.

arc@css · 18 Jul 2014 at 22:29

The deathadder is the most comfortable and overall best mouse I've used, though I do prefer logitech's build quality more. I'm currently using a logitech G400, which I like more than the G5.

weehamish · 19 Jul 2014 at 15:01

w00dy85 said:
Overclockers are doing a deal on the Roccat Kova+ Ultra Light, it's only £13.99 from £29.99.

I'm thinking of getting one my self.

Yeah i missed this wanna gonna pick it up..........