which mouse is better

[Elite14]

Hi I need a new mouse and I have found these three

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826465002

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GOBUOGO/ref=s9_simh_gw_p147_d2_i1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=0BH92KJ5KFMSJQCHTMPB&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1741301142&pf_rd_i=507846

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826570014

 

my budget is 25$ max and my hand length is about 17cm, and i prefer a palm grip thanks in advance

 

P.S. and please don't tell me to save up because my curent mouse is dying and I need a new one and I won't be getting money anytime soon

[wng_kingsley7]

Get a microsoft intellimouse explorer 3.0 <--- never mind with this mouse its out of your budget

All are pretty good for claw grip use. Very right hand specific.

Out of the three probably Azio Levetron

[Nineshadow]

WTF.I could swear that Azio mouse was almost the same as mine.

Just look :

Mine : 

The Azio one : 

It's just different materials and colours

[ForeseenVisionz]

tbh imo the rosewill looks the most comfortable and asthectically pleasing.

[aidenrelkoff]

tbh they all suck. Like seriously? 2000dpi...... my $14 logitech mouse it 3000. Im running like 4500 dpi right now. although the average mouse is at around 2500-3000. But if anything the first one. But just like GPUs. adding another $10 to your price range and you can get a decent mouse

[Toby]

The Xornet. No question.

 

That said, I imagine it'd be a bit short for you unless you switch to a fingertip grip. At that price range you're really not in the market for anything that could be described as "decent". The sole exception might be this, which has a sensor as good as any mouse out there, but you're sacrificing the existence of side-buttons.

 

Can't you get a paper round or something?

 

WTF.I could swear that Azio mouse was almost the same as mine.

...

It's just different materials and colours

 

They probably are the same. It's not unusual for lower-end companies to use the same OEM and just slap their own branding on it. Hell, even the higher-end companies do it from time to time.

 

 

tbh they all suck. Like seriously? 2000dpi...... my $14 logitech mouse it 3000. Im running like 4500 dpi right now. although the average mouse is at around 2500-3000. But if anything the first one. But just like GPUs. adding another $10 to your price range and you can get a decent mouse

 

DPI doesn't signify the quality of a mouse. If you're running 4500dpi on a 1080p screen with EPP off and 6/11 pointer speed, you'd probably be better off lowering it (edit: Just saw your sig. At proper settings, 4500dpi will be detrimental to your performance).

 

Until you get to 4k or multi-monitor setups, 2k should be enough for anybody (and considering he can't afford more than $25 on a mouse, I'm guessing 4k/multi-monitor is unlikely).

[aidenrelkoff]

The Xornet. No question.

 

That said, I imagine it'd be a bit short for you unless you switch to a fingertip grip. At that price range you're really not in the market for anything that could be described as "decent". The sole exception might be this, which has a sensor as good as any mouse out there, but you're sacrificing the existence of side-buttons.

 

Can't you get a paper round or something?

 

 

They probably are the same. It's not unusual for lower-end companies to use the same OEM and just slap their own branding on it. Hell, even the higher-end companies do it from time to time.

 

 

 

DPI doesn't signify the quality of a mouse. If you're running 4500dpi on a 1080p screen with EPP off and 6/11 pointer speed, you'd probably be better off lowering it (edit: Just saw your sig. At proper settings, 4500dpi will be detrimental to your performance).

 

Until you get to 4k or multi-monitor setups, 2k should be enough for anybody (and considering he can't afford more than $25 on a mouse, I'm guessing 4k/multi-monitor is unlikely).

dude, i got the deathadder 2013. it goes from 100-6400 dpi. i can change it. i WANT it at 4500. btw i have a dpi clutch for sniping set to 300 dpi

[Toby]

dude, i got the deathadder 2013. it goes from 100-6400 dpi. i can change it. i WANT it at 4500. btw i have a dpi clutch for sniping set to 300 dpi

 

I understood you. I'm saying you'd perform better at a lower DPI.

[Elite14]

tbh they all suck. Like seriously? 2000dpi...... my $14 logitech mouse it 3000. Im running like 4500 dpi right now. although the average mouse is at around 2500-3000. But if anything the first one. But just like GPUs. adding another $10 to your price range and you can get a decent mouse

ok what mouse would you recommend for 35$? I like the plam grip

 

The Xornet. No question.

 

That said, I imagine it'd be a bit short for you unless you switch to a fingertip grip. At that price range you're really not in the market for anything that could be described as "decent". The sole exception might be this, which has a sensor as good as any mouse out there, but you're sacrificing the existence of side-buttons.

 

Can't you get a paper round or something?

 

 

They probably are the same. It's not unusual for lower-end companies to use the same OEM and just slap their own branding on it. Hell, even the higher-end companies do it from time to time.

 

 

 

DPI doesn't signify the quality of a mouse. If you're running 4500dpi on a 1080p screen with EPP off and 6/11 pointer speed, you'd probably be better off lowering it (edit: Just saw your sig. At proper settings, 4500dpi will be detrimental to your performance).

 

Until you get to 4k or multi-monitor setups, 2k should be enough for anybody (and considering he can't afford more than $25 on a mouse, I'm guessing 4k/multi-monitor is unlikely).

you are right I have one LG 17" 1280x1024 monitor and what is a paper round?

[Toby]

ok what mouse would you recommend for 35$? I like the plam grip

 

you are right I have one LG 17" 1280x1024 monitor and what is a paper round?

 

Delivering papers. They might be called paperboys in the US. I think the job still exists...

 

Edit: I'm not good with US vendors. Decent mice on Newegg/Amazon seem to start at $45, Xornet/G100s aside. What's the cheapest you can find a G400/G400s for?

[Elite14]

Delivering papers. They might be called paperboys in the US. I think the job still exists...

 

Edit: Recommendations coming.

Ooo no people already do that here

[Elite14]

Delivering papers. They might be called paperboys in the US. I think the job still exists...

Edit: I'm not good with US vendors. Decent mice on Newegg/Amazon seem to start at $45, Xornet/G100s aside. What's the cheapest you can find a G400/G400s for?

About 45$ for a Logitech g400 I'm thinking about getting the xornet could I palm grip it?

[Toby]

About 45$ for a Logitech g400 I'm thinking about getting the xornet could I palm grip it?

 

Assuming you measured that 17cm from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger, then...You could try? If you're happy to return it/refund it then it might be worth a shot, but if you need to like the first thing you get, I'd say no (it's 10cm long. Find a tape measure and imagine trying to use a mouse that size).

 

Check the Zowie EC2 Evo and Roccat Savu prices. Are they less than $45?

[aidenrelkoff]

I understood you. I'm saying you'd perform better at a lower DPI.

agreed, i might perform better, but. Im lazy as crap and i want to move my hand 1/4 of a inch to move my mouse across my screen

[Elite14]

Assuming you measured that 17cm from the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger, then...You could try? If you're happy to return it/refund it then it might be worth a shot, but if you need to like the first thing you get, I'd say no (it's 10cm long. Find a tape measure and imagine trying to use a mouse that size).

 

Check the Zowie EC2 Evo and Roccat Savu prices. Are they less than $45?

no they are about 60$+ I found these two though, which one should I get they are very close in size to the one I have

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826146020

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826146009

 

 

Edit:this is the one I have but mine is older and its wireless

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-910-001204-Corded-Mouse-M500/dp/B002B3YCQM/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1397175554&sr=1-5&keywords=microsoft+intellimouse+explorer+3.0

[Toby]

no they are about 60$+ I found these two though, which one should I get they are very close in size to the one I have

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826146020

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826146009

 

 

Edit:this is the one I have but mine is older and its wireless

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-910-001204-Corded-Mouse-M500/dp/B002B3YCQM/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1397175554&sr=1-5&keywords=microsoft+intellimouse+explorer+3.0

 

I did actually remember one mouse that might be within budget. This one. You might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere.

 

Otherwise, your budget is seemingly below that needed to get the performance that you buy gaming mice for, so you might as well go for whatever has the features/aesthetics/price that appeal most to you. Of the two Gigabyte mice, I'd get the M6900, though this (which is just this, but optical) might be worth a look as well.

[Verne]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2J219N7307 (Perixx MX1800) Has a proper sensor, at least, while still being cheap. Of course, it's a cheap brand so the build quality can be anything. It also tries to copy Corsair M65 looks a bit so it might or might not work for palming, depending on the hands.

[Scottonpc]

Go for the Logitech G400. It's an optical mouse and it's not expensive.