MMO mouse to get

[Hikaru12]

I've been having a hard time figuring out what mouse to get because I'm having so many issues deciding on what grip I have. I use a claw grip mainly but I also like using a palm grip because it's more comfortable and I don't think the speed/accuracy loss would affect MMO gaming very much right? I went to Best Buy the other day and I really liked the G500 and I just figured if I paired it up with something like a OrbWeaver it would work really well. I currently have the G600 and it's a great mouse and comfortable for me but the buttons on the side sometimes get in the way and do more harm than good. I've also looked at the Razer Naga Hex which seems pretty good and has a nice fit.

 

Thus, my question is what mouse would be good for a hybrid palm/claw grip individual like myself for MMO gaming? No FPS will be needed and like I stated above, I can always get a mechanical key binder for macros if need be so I don't need a mouse with tons of buttons like the Naga.

[brownninja97]

i think if you dont like the g600 then you will not like the naga hex, do you have a opinion on the g602.

[JupiteL]

I won't recommend razer for $100+ mouse. If you don't need that much buttons, logitech g700 maybe suits you.

[Verne]

Check out Tt esports' Volos.

[Hikaru12]

Those all seem like good suggestions guys but I'd rather prefer wired if possible. Not anything against wireless as Logitech puts out some amazing battery mouses but I've noticed that these usually don't last me very long (quality, not battery longevity).

 

EDIT: That Volos looks promising.

[Hikaru12]

Any other suggestions?

[Real_PhillBert]

I just picked up an M95, and I would recommend it. It has 15 buttons so if you like to use macros during your gaming it may not be a bad option.

[Hikaru12]

I just picked up an M95, and I would recommend it. It has 15 buttons so if you like to use macros during your gaming it may not be a bad option.

 

How comfortable would you say it is and what grip do you use with it?

[Real_PhillBert]

How comfortable would you say it is and what grip do you use with it?

I use a claw grip, and I find it to be very comfortable and easy to reach all of the buttons. My hands are on the larger side though. If you have smaller hands it might not be as great of a fit since some of the buttons may be a bit of a reach.

 

My only complaint about it is that your thumb sits in a little concave section surrounded by the macro buttons, and maybe its just me, but my pad of my thumb gets warm and after a while it was a little sweaty. Oh and the software for programming the buttons is not the most intuitive in the world. Once you get it figured out its not so bad, but I had to resort to a youtube video to fully understand it.

 

Overall I really like it, the six different profiles are nice if you play a couple different games or do a few different tasks you can have profiles set up for each task. 

[Hikaru12]

I think it's gonna be a tie between the M95 and the Roccat XTD (pretty colors, but only 8 buttons)

[gastew15]

I know that it seems you decided between those two mice, but I have another option that is quite good if you don't really care too much about the included software. (The software is a little bit clunky, but the mouse is really awesome and is only like $35 - $40. I personally use this mouse as my daily driver right now, and it works really well.

 

http://www.tesorotec.com/gaming-mice/tesoro-shrike-h2l-laser-gaming-mouse.html?sl=EN