What mouse are you using now

[TonyElTigre]

Razer Deathadder 2013. Been okay, the mouse wheel click does not work anymore, I need to get something new.

Yeah I use this and its fine.

I would probably buy a Zowie if I was getting something new.

 

[blackpeople]

Razer deathadder and it's good but the fuckin right click sticks sometimes and it's annoying a f

I need another mouse pretty soon prolly and I like everything about deathadder except having to buy a new one every year or 2

id buy the finalmouse again if my deathadder goes bad

no software needed, has a similiar grip and feel to deathadder

Finalmouse - The Professional's Gaming Mouse

it is a lot lighter tho

 

[Shiloh]

Does SteelSeries have optical mice with good sensors now? I used to use a sensei and it's by far my favorite mouse...except it's a laser so it's useless

laser mice aren't useless. When they were first introduced, they were just used as a marketing gimmick. Lasers just provide the illumination. A laser mouse with a good sensor is a good mouse, as long as you use it on a surface that works for lasers.

Gaming mouse myths busted | PC Gamer

 

[Pengo]

logitech mx 518

used this mouse design for like 10 years - it was the mx 510 or something before but same thing overall.

might be time to deal with changing to something else though. I'm sure it will suck for the first month then I won't notice. Mainly I wouldn't mind having at least 2 more buttons on the mouse. This one only has the 2 thumb buttons, though I do like the position and feel of everything on this.

 

[motoxbudd]

 

[Ztir]

laser mice aren't useless. When they were first introduced, they were just used as a marketing gimmick. Lasers just provide the illumination. A laser mouse with a good sensor is a good mouse, as long as you use it on a surface that works for lasers.

Gaming mouse myths busted | PC Gamer

Hard mouse pads are wack, so laser mice will always suck (to me)

 

[Atreides]

I stopped buying Logitech products. They always seem cheap in construction/quality. Any good products they had would be regularly discontinued and replaced with shittier versions.

The last Logitech mouse I had was a G700 (which was free). The extra buttons had no 'click' to them, you would just press them and assume it registered, no spring feeling to them. It broke after 6 months of use when it fell from a height of 1 foot. This was a mouse which at the time retailed for over $100.

 

[Peter_2000]

Kensington Trackball with 2 buttons and a mouse wheel. I can't use regular mice because of my arthritis.

 

[Mr Jimmy Pop]

My phone has no mouse

 

[TechnoDonut]

Logitech G502. I had a G5 for a number of years, but it finally broke about 6 months ago.

 

[ArakAtak]

Logitech G402, finally swapped out my MX-510

I still use the MX at work, it's a great mouse but it started having issues with games not seeing the buttons for some reason.

The G402 is nice but feels a bit light and plasticky

 

[MC Hamster]

 

[Data]

I went through 3 different Roccats, including the original Kone that I imported from the UK, and they all failed within a year in one way or another. Back to Logitech now; G502. It's excellent.

 

[motoxbudd]

i much prefer trackballs, but this is best mouse ever made.