mouse MX Master vs Razer Naga vs Corsair M65

[Flyser]

Hey i am searching for a new mouse and i am not certain which one I will buy. The mice in the title are currently the ones i had the best experience with but other suggestions are welcome. And also what do you think of wireless mice (especially of the mx master). 

[toasty6776]

My daily driver is the M65 Pro RGB and I love it. It feels good in the hand, has a brilliant sensor and the RGB lighting is a nice touch as well. It's a little on the heavy side out of the box but once I removed the weights from the bottom, lifting the mouse during FPS gaming worked like a charm. I personally am not such a fan of the razer naga but that's only because I don't really like MMO mice with all their side buttons. If you like razer though, I can definitely recommend the Deathadder (probably the elite version is really good as well but I haven't used that mouse yet).

[Flyser]

19 minutes ago, toasty6776 said:

My daily driver is the M65 Pro RGB and I love it. It feels good in the hand, has a brilliant sensor and the RGB lighting is a nice touch as well. It's a little on the heavy side out of the box but once I removed the weights from the bottom, lifting the mouse during FPS gaming worked like a charm. I personally am not such a fan of the razer naga but that's only because I don't really like MMO mice with all their side buttons. If you like razer though, I can definitely recommend the Deathadder (probably the elite version is really good as well but I haven't used that mouse yet).

i had the most experience with razer. i had the 2012 Razer Naga for about 5 years now and the side buttons are pretty familiar for me so they don´t bother me. But i am not sure if i should switch now to the Mx Master or one of Corsair mice

[HelplmChoking]

Love the MX Master, minimal lag and the side scroll + free scroll is great. It's Bluetooth, and supports multiple devices (good if you have a laptop). Just be aware, it has lots of metal in it and is quite heavy. I've had mine over a year, and I'll never change as long as it still works. Plus, you can use it in public without being embarrassed. 

[dizmo]

I wouldn't use the MX Master if it'll be your only mouse. I found it horrible for gaming. So much so, that when I game I switch to my Thermaltake mouse.

2 minutes ago, Rangaman42 said:

Love the MX Master, minimal lag and the side scroll + free scroll is great. It's Bluetooth, and supports multiple devices (good if you have a laptop). Just be aware, it has lots of metal in it and is quite heavy. I've had mine over a year, and I'll never change as long as it still works. Plus, you can use it in public without being embarrassed. 

You found it heavy? I found it light, bordering cheap feeling.

[Flyser]

46 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I wouldn't use the MX Master if it'll be your only mouse. I found it horrible for gaming. So much so, that when I game I switch to my Thermaltake mouse.

You found it heavy? I found it light, bordering cheap feeling.

But what was so terrible at gaming with the mx master ?

[Flyser]

48 minutes ago, Rangaman42 said:

Love the MX Master, minimal lag and the side scroll + free scroll is great. It's Bluetooth, and supports multiple devices (good if you have a laptop). Just be aware, it has lots of metal in it and is quite heavy. I've had mine over a year, and I'll never change as long as it still works. Plus, you can use it in public without being embarrassed. 

Do you game with it?

[HelplmChoking]

9 minutes ago, Flyser said:

Do you game with it?

Yup. My PC is a workstation/gaming PC. So I probably game on average one-three hours a day with it. Mainly Far Cry, Overwatch (no, I'm not pro), Battlefield 1 and whatever random indie thing I picked up that week.

[dizmo]

57 minutes ago, Flyser said:

But what was so terrible at gaming with the mx master ?

I hated the ergonomics for gaming. It's a very comfortable mouse for general use, but I found the more vertical position it put my wrist/hand in was very annoying for gaming.

[Flyser]

7 hours ago, dizmo said:

I hated the ergonomics for gaming. It's a very comfortable mouse for general use, but I found the more vertical position it put my wrist/hand in was very annoying for gaming.

So only the ergonomics were the problem?

[dizmo]

6 hours ago, Flyser said:

So only the ergonomics were the problem?

Aye. It also didn't have enough DPI settings for me, but I think I'm one of the few people that use a high DPI while gaming.