Yet Another New Mouse Question

[vgmddg]

(This is my first post on this forum.)
What's currently a good choice for an accurate and long-lasting mouse these days? I was using a $1 mouse from a thrift store which worked great for a long time until the left mouse button started sending extra clicks. Right now I'm using a Logitech M510 that I got from a Staples because they didn't have anything wired. It got me through Borderlands 2, but the sensor accuracy is getting more problematic over time with stuttering and inaccuracy. It's also a bit heavy for me. I'd like to be accurate enough to play Team Fortress 2 or other FPS games without issue, but I don't necessarily play competitive CS:GO or anything.

 

I'd like to get a good-quality long-lasting wired mouse so it's not heavy, doesn't require charging, and doesn't have interference. If there's something wireless that won't cause me too much trouble though, then neato. A couple easy-to-use side buttons are neato (although the ones on the M510 are kind of mushy). I don't need a mountain of them though, and none is fine too. Something maybe $10-$30 USD?

 

I'd really appreciate a few suggestions on what might be a good fit. I was looking at a few options on Newegg (like https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16826193123 ) and Amazon (like https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Polling-Programmable-Ergonomic-Computer/dp/B07HFX399R/ ), but I don't know what's best without being able to try it in person or having someone who knows more about choosing a good mouse.

 

Thank you.

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Edited June 4, 2019 by vgmddg
Wireless is okay.

[Jimkirk363]

I have the logitech MX Vertical.  It can be used either wired or wireless via a USB Type C cable.

[vgmddg]

Thank you for the fast reply. I think I probably should have mentioned wanting something with a standard mouse look and feel (in terms of geometry at least). I think it's also a lot more expensive than I'm willing to go for.

[Jimkirk363]

I also have the Logitech G502 which is a wired gaming mouse on other system which is great mouse.

[SammySweets]

I use the G502, I love it and have no reason to switch to another mouse, it has enough extra keys for me and they are in good spots. It has extra weights if you want them and I love a heavy mouse. 

 

only downside is this is my 4th one I owned, and my third I owned in a course of 1 year, The MMB break very easily if your mouse falls off your desk.

[vgmddg]

Still seems kind of expensive, and I want whatever I get to last a long time (like a few years if possible?) and not break, although I do try to take care of my stuff. I also had another Logitech mouse that came in a pack with my K120 keyboard a long time ago. I don't remember how long it lasted, but the keyboard is still around (missing a foot) and the mouse is not.

Do you think the Rosewill or the Anker mice I linked in the top post will be good enough? RGB is neato, but I don't really care to pay extra for it. The ones I looked at just happen to have it.

I just want to have something that will track reliably enough for gaming without breaking the bank. An active sale on something of higher quality would be good.

[Jimkirk363]

Ive used a few Anker products and they seem OK but not the best build quality.

 

At the end of the day u get what u pay for and u may find if u buy a cheap product u maybe spending more money to replace it in no time once again.

 

I'd rather spend a little extra and get peace of mind.

[Hiya!]

2 hours ago, vgmddg said:

Something maybe $10-$30 USD?

G102/203 or if you want to get a wireless version get the G305 but your budget is not enough unless you're willing to spend more. 

 

Another option is the G402 if you can get it cheap, the other option is nixeus revel,mastermouse s or a cheap redragon mouse. 

 

Sensor wise G102/203/305/revel/mastermouse s is the winner but G402 pack more button and feature and the sensor actually still holds up. As for the redragon, it's a cheap Chinese mouse so don't expect too much from it. 

 

 

[SammySweets]

$10-$30 lol buyt buy one of those cheap gaming mice from china if you cant spent like $50 on a real one

[vgmddg]

I ended up getting a G203 off of Amazon for about $26, down from $40. It seems like everyone in this thread has a hard-on for Logitech. I haven't had good luck with them so far, but if it works for me... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Thank you for the help.