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Is it possible to get a Good gaming mice for $20-$25??? i have a logitech basic mouse and the scroll wheel is slowly dying. so thought of getting a new mouse with extra buttons for gaming. there are gaming mice for around $10 chinese ones too but they all have bad reviews and die in a couple months it seems. any Suggestions??

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2 minutes ago, Devilboy302 said:

Is it possible to get a Good gaming mice for $20-$25??? i have a logitech basic mouse and the scroll wheel is slowly dying. so thought of getting a new mouse with extra buttons for gaming. there are gaming mice for around $10 chinese ones too but they all have bad reviews and die in a couple months it seems. any Suggestions??

Another cheap logitech is your best bet for a high quality mouse.

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I suppose just any mouse will do.  Really! 

Personally, I use the Logitech M570, but thats a trackball.  Does pretty well in gaming.

 

It'd just be your best bet if you want a solid mouse for many years.

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http://pcpartpicker.com/product/MJx9TW/evga-mouse-902x21052kr

 

This thing has a pretty good optical sensor, fine build quality and is $20. I'd get one of these.

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I am from india... evga looks good but its not available! and in ebay it priced 4x higher !! logitech m570 too big for me! 

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8 hours ago, Devilboy302 said:

Is it possible to get a Good gaming mice for $20-$25??? i have a logitech basic mouse and the scroll wheel is slowly dying. so thought of getting a new mouse with extra buttons for gaming. there are gaming mice for around $10 chinese ones too but they all have bad reviews and die in a couple months it seems. any Suggestions??

get the new logitech prodigy g102 from itdepot.com for 1,700₹ .......... also has rgb.

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