Good Gaming Mouse

[Mana]

if my mx518 were to die i would go for the g400

 

[Nate Silvers]

Deathadder and I've tried them all.

 

[Zero Pope]

I'm in the middle of RMAing my Cyborg RAT 7 as it's developed the common sensor problem. I had a Microsoft Habu (Razer clone) before so will probably go for something like that again I think.

 

[martinoheat]

G400 for £25. Can't go wrong, just google ''logitech g400 £24.99''

 

[Sumer]

Cheers for all the info. Im going to give the deathadder a bash on the weekend and see how it feels, either way I dont think i'd be disappointed with any of the mice mentioned when comparing it to my current plus its an early xmas present, it was either new shoes or a gaming mouse . . . . . . i want gaming mouse

 

[Nate Silvers]

I've made that choice so many times too, now I have zero clothes lol

 

[SkodaMart]

Cheers for all the info. Im going to give the deathadder a bash on the weekend and see how it feels, either way I dont think i'd be disappointed with any of the mice mentioned when comparing it to my current plus its an early xmas present, it was either new shoes or a gaming mouse . . . . . . i want gaming mouse

DeathAdder is a cracking mouse.

Please make sure you use the legacy drivers and not Synapse 2.0

http://www.razersupport.com/index.p...wnload&downloaditemid=794&nav=0,76,168,48,147

 

[Ashfield]

ive got the deathadder black edition. went from a roccat kone. both great mice. use a razer orochi at work (wired) which is really nice if you have small hands.

noticed this today, looks rather interesting

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=KB-073-RA&groupid=702&catid=23&subcat=

 

[hairyfeet]

I have a g9x laser... but more out of luck than educated choice

Picked it up a couple years back at a local computer shop, I only popped in to pick up a £3 mouse before they shut for the the weekend to tide me over while checking online for a decent replacement... they had these going for 20 quid fully boxed/new etc

When I realized how much they were going for at the time I did briefly find myself second guessing just where from/how they were able to flog so many of them at that price

Needless to say I've hardly had any trouble with it, and its survived my rigorous regime of heavy duty use (and a couple "desk bungee gone wrong" incidents on account of a absurdly curious kitten that must had been a typist in a past life as it has a thing about pushing keys!)

That Ouroboro looks nice... bit hard to justify £120 spends on a mouse at the moment mind

 

[IC3]

Logitech has currently the best sensor, it's also optical so you dont need great surface.
G500 is ok but g400 v2 much better