Choosing a new mouse.

[urbellium]

What are some great suggestions on choosing a mouse to get. Mainly im gona be playing csgo and i want a good mouse for.

Im also curious to know what pro players use. 

[Guest]

I see a decent bit of steelseries used by pros. After seeing the rival in person I would not recommend because it really is a lot bigger than one would assume.

[bchampion96]

What are some great suggestions on choosing a mouse to get. Mainly im gona be playing csgo and i want a good mouse for.

Im also curious to know what pro players use. 

 

I'm a big fan of corsair mice. A lot of people like Logitech too. check out the G500s from logitech and the M65 from corsair. Those are good'uns

[APrettyCoolWalrus]

Corsair M45, Razer DeathAdder 2013, Logitech G502, and Logitech G400/G400s are great mice that fit many hand sizes.

[Jade]

I see a decent bit of steelseries used by pros. After seeing the rival in person I would not recommend because it really is a lot bigger than one would assume.

To be fair, I've seen pros using the trackballs, like, the ones on the top of the mouse. ;P

[Juggernautilus]

if you have an unlimited budget, i would go for the Steelseries Sensei Wireless

[Cryptonite]

one with the DPI you want and that fits your hand comfortably. peripherals can be branded whatever if I don't like them personally I will get something else.

[Juggernautilus]

To be fair, I've seen pros using the trackballs, like, the ones on the top of the mouse. ;P

Kerp is known for it, he is a pro LoL player for team millenium

[OfficialJsP]

you again i use the Steelseries Kinzu V2 its cheap and easy to replace i would recommend it if your on a budget but if you are looking for something with extra buttons on it i wouldn't recommend it

[urbellium]

The one i got my eye on right now is the steelseries sensei. 

[urbellium]

you again i use the Steelseries Kinzu V2 its cheap and easy to replace i would recommend it if your on a budget but if you are looking for something with extra buttons on it i wouldn't recommend it

 how is that different for the sensei ? And ive seen a xai which they all look the exact same to each other.

[OfficialJsP]

 how is that different for the sensei ? And ive seen a xai which they all look the exact same to each other.

 

the sensei costs more and it has extra buttons on the side and i am not to sure what is different is with the steelseries xai but i know it costs a lot more than the kinzu and sensei i will have to look it up

[aarona493]

Get the logitech g502. That mouse is a dream. The software is extremely easy to use, the sensor will work on just about anything, and it's flexible for all types of gaming. Today you want to play cs, tomorrow this mouse will still be excellent if you change your mind or explore something new. I had a couple mice before, even a weird laptop mouse (the razer orochi), the g502 is the most comfortable and best of the bunch. It's so good, I consciously stop noticing the mouse and it becomes a tool  to expand the immersion experience.

[TAK]

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[Typho]

Corsair M45

Mionix Naos 7000

Roccat Kone XTD (Edited due to error in the product name  )

Logitech G400S

Logitech G502

Steelseries Rival

Razer Deathadder ( I don't know about the build quality, because I have no experience in Razer products at all)

 

I would recommend those. + If you are interested in Rival send me a post for more information about it 

 

EDIT: Maybe Steelseries Sensei [RAW] edition.

I wouldn't recommend going for a Sensei unless it is different edition, for example Fnatic edition.

Because I have heard that the normal Sensei surface wears out. (Doesn't include Sensei wireless edition)

[Totally-A-Hero]

Logitch G502 79.99

 

G700s 69.99

 

M65 49.99

 

All 3 are great mice do research im probably going to get one of them.

[Jerakl]

I'm buying the Logitech G502 tomorrow. I'll post a short review on it or something.

@urbellium @Totally-A-Hero

[maxvons]

Corsair M45

Mionix Naos 7000

Roccat Kone Pure XTD

Logitech G400S

Logitech G502

Steelseries Rival

Razer Deathadder ( I don't know about the build quality, because I have no experience in Razer products at all)

I would recommend those. + If you are interested in Rival send me a post for more information about it

EDIT: Maybe Steelseries Sensei [RAW] edition.

I wouldn't recommend going for a Sensei unless it is different edition, for example Fnatic edition.

Because I have heard that the normal Sensei surface wears out. (Doesn't include Sensei wireless edition)

Not to be rude, but I think you meant Roccat Kone Pure Military or Optical, or Roccat Kone XTD Optical

[Typho]

Not to be rude, but I think you meant Roccat Kone Pure Military or Optical, or Roccat Kone XTD Optical

NO not at all, srry my bad

[maxvons]

NO not at all, srry my bad

It's hard to remember all those weird names, haha.

[spwath]

g602

[Totally-A-Hero]

I bought the g502 and must say first impressions are great!

[LBJ]

I wouldn't recommend laser mice if you want to play CSGO half seriously. 

 

There are plenty of good options but it's mainly up to your hand size, grip and personal preference. 

 

The Zowie FK1, EC1, and EC2 are all good options, as well as the Razer Deathadder, Steelseries Rival and Logitech G400s. You might add the G502 to that list but I haven't had any experience with it myself. 

 

What the pros use often depends on who they're sponsored by, Steelseries, Razer and Zowie are the most popular in the CSGO scene. 

[Raichuboy17]

The g502 can feel a bit cramped if you have a big hand/long fingers like mine. do a lot of testing. get some clay or something and mold it to your hand in the most natural position for you. Then take the measurements and find something that fits those measurements. then you just need to figure out the arc and such if you want a really premium fit. Hope that helps!

[Totally-A-Hero]

Ok i have small hands, but i wanted my thumb way up on the mouse, impossible because the sniper button is so easy to press if i rest it there ill be playing at like 500 dpi cuz ill always be pressing it, otherwis great mouse!