What mouse would suit me best

[ClarmonkGaming]

I have had my mouse for 3 years(Razer lacheisis) and it is time for it to retire I bought when I did no no the difference optical sensors makes for gaming I basically went to a future shop and picked the coolest one anyways. My musts are:

 

High quality optical sensor!

No acceleration!

Budget withing $5 of $60 cnd or usd!

 

 

Currently I am looking at a steelseries rival and a zowie mouse.

 

Things to note:

 

I play at very low DPI 400 DPI to be exact

I have a steelseries qck+ mousepad

 

 

Thank you for helping me 

 

                                      Sincerely, ClarmonkGaming

[MasonIsPurple]

 

top end of the budget, but it has the "Perfect Sensor".

[Bloodyvalley]

 

Which type of grip do you have

[Interfectorem]

I have a bad experience with Steel Series, I don't know if it's just pure bad luck. I went through two of their mice (I forgot, they were Sensei or something) within one year, they both died of the same reason, they would random disconnect and not register clicks. Then I recently tried to give them another shot with their Steel Series Apex keyboard, it completely went dead after 12 days. Now I swore to myself to never touch a Steel Series product ever again, but then again, it could be my pure bad luck.

[ClarmonkGaming]

palm grip

[ClarmonkGaming]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGvWzN_wBuU&list=UUXuqSBlHAE6Xw-yeJA0Tunw

 

top end of the budget, but it has the "Perfect Sensor".

Looks interesting

[Zeals]

Best gaming mouse on a budget.

http://www.amazon.com/Cobra-EMS109BK-Precision-Control-1600dpi/dp/B005CPGHAA

[aidenrelkoff]

Best gaming mouse on a budget.

http://www.amazon.com/Cobra-EMS109BK-Precision-Control-1600dpi/dp/B005CPGHAA

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BLAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

personally, i NEEEED somthing over 2500 DPI

[Zeals]

Currently I'm using the Zowie FK1. Which I believe is also a mouse you might be looking at. It has a quality optical sensor and can be used to the same DPI settings as you like 400. As far as I've noticed there is no acceleration and that mouse does feel durable. Just so you know, going from Razer, Logitech and Roccat mouse, the scroll wheel is a bit different, feels somewhat; heavier? I suppose is the world I would use to describe it. It uses Huano switches, which some people hate; personally I prefer the slightly heavier click over Omron switches. It's also driverless so you can take it to LANs and such. The only complaint I would is the coating, it's not quite naked polycarbonate, but I find it a bit hard for my personal tastes and would have preferred a SofTouch coating. I can go into more details about it if you want. 

[ClarmonkGaming]

what is best zowie mouse for small hands and what one has best sensor

[eLucid]

what is best zowie mouse for small hands and what one has best sensor

The zowie fk1 is the best optical mouse for small hands. Not to mention, it also has the best sensor on the market along with the deathadder.

 

 

And for the record, the g402 is a pos.

Edited September 17, 2014 by eLucid

[ClarmonkGaming]

The zowie fk1 is the best optical mouse for small hands. Not to mention, it also has the best sensor on the market along with the deathadder.

 

 

And for the record, the g402 is a pos.

Okay what are the other options without so much yellow and do they still have a amazing sensor & does the fk1's sensor have no aceleration

[eLucid]

Okay what are the other options without so much yellow and do they still have a amazing sensor & does the fk1's sensor have no aceleration

None of the gaming optical mice have acceleration, that's why they're preferred over laser mice. 

 

 

You can either choose a fancy looking mouse that's terrible for gaming, or you can choose a mouse that is simplistic and gets the job done.

[ClarmonkGaming]

I think I am going to go for the fk1

[ClarmonkGaming]

I think we have a sale now time to bang out 6 hours of labour over a weekend

[ClarmonkGaming]

Thankyou for all your help everyone