New mouse. What do?

[MrZix]

Okay, I just got done building my first gaming PC recently, and I need some suggestions for a new mouse. Any and all help is appreciated.

 

Games:

FPS, Action/Adventure, RPG

 

Price:

Max: $100 USD

 

Grip:

Comfort is mostly what's important to me.

I have fairly large hands and prefer a palm grip. Also, I hate having my pinky just dragging on the mouse pad.

 

DPI:

Nothing too low, but I honestly don't know what a good DPI would be.

 

I've been looking at the Func MS-3, but I was wondering if there were any other/better options out there. Just covering all my bases.

 

Edit: Thank you to everyone who commented. I've looked at all my options, and I think I'm going to go with the MS-3. It seems to be best suited to what I'm looking for. Thanks again, guys!

[Flyguygamer]

Steelseries sensei or sensei raw depending on your preference. 

[exousia7]

I recommend the Logitech G400s for you. Good sensor, comfortable grip design. I have relatively large hands too and I can palm or fingertip grip this mouse whenever I want. Plus it comes with 3 year warranty

[Bloodyvalley]

SteelSeries Sensei/Kana but that's for people with a claw grip.

 

 

So get something from Logitech, I've heard good things about the Logitech G500

[Covalent]

I just recieved my func ms-3 from a massdrop from december. So far its been kind of weird becuase I haven't gotten the settings all optimal for me yet. But as for the build quality, comfort, and features, they have all been great. The mouse itself is very sturdy and is very suited to a palm style grip. I have huge hands, like 8 inches from wrist to middle finger outstretched, and it has fit almost perfectly for my palm grip. The feature set is solid, with nothing to be desired, so basically I couldn't have asked for more in terms of features. Overall I love it. I imagine I'll love it even more when I get my settings optimized to my playstyle. And if your wondering how the acceleration is, I have it turned off and so far it seems to not have any acceleration.

[DeathRtH]

Anything but logitech mice, the past few years they have been having failures like randomly turning off (Even on wired mice lolol) happened to a friend recently, Twice lolol

They claim to be fixing that stuff, but they dont, just check their forums =\

 

I Recommend E-3lue, great mice a decent size depending on how large your hands are, and they are a great value, got my mouse for 20USD,

bright LED's easy DPI Switch ill never go back to expensive mice

[Krudox]

I would probably go for a Steelseries Rival, its very comfortable and the overall feel of the mouse if amazing. I would also recommend the Steelseries Sensei and the Mionix Naos series.