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Do you want a wired or a wireless mouse?

 

For wired mice I can strongly recommend the G403 hero and for wireless the G305 lightspeed is good. (Logitech fanboy talking)

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Just now, SimonBlack said:

I think the G305 lightspeed will be perfect for me. Thank you so much!

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How much is "not expensive"? And what kind of performance and features are you looking for? For example do you care about:

  • Remappable side buttons
  • Wired or wireless 
  • Multiple DPI settings
  • Weight
  • RGB

I will second Alinz and say it's hard to go wrong with Logitech.

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Seems like you've already made your choice. I haven't personally used the 305 Lightspeed but I know it's extremely popular, and a glance at the specs looks like it does everything you want. That's what I'd go with in your case too.

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10 hours ago, SimonBlack said:

I've been thinking of getting a new mouse, because the one i have clicks twice sometimes. What mouse should i get, that's good and not expensive at the same time(if possible) ?

Razer viper mice have been a pretty reliable mouse for me to reccomend pretty awesome budget mice decent shape great sensors. Ultralight. If your into that. Otherwise there are plenty of heavier options or even ultralight ones like model o from glorious. Otherwise if your down to look a bit more down some newer stuff the xm1r from endgame, zowie ec2 and razer orochi are all pretty good  according to reviews have yet to try the orochi yet

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On 9/27/2022 at 10:09 AM, SimonBlack said:

I only need two side buttons, I would prefer a wireless mouse, but a wired is okay too. Multiple DPI settings would be nice, and my budget is around $50. The weight and the RGB doesn't matter to me.

I've used Corsair M65 wired mice for many years, right in your budget.

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