Mouse Suggestions

[AustinJ]

I am currently using an old Logitech LX5 mouse. It has done me well for many years now being probably around 8 years. However due to the heavy use for that long It is has began to fail be recently. Over the past few months it has been loosing functions such as left and right side scroll and now more recently the entire scroll wheel. The pads on the bottom are completely gone from use. Now with that said I believe it is time to retire that mouse.

 

So lets get some things strait, my needs:

- Perferably be about the same size and shape.

- Lower frequency click noise because high frequency ones will drive me insane.

- Wireless with a good solid connection with decent latency.

- Mouse acceleration is required.

 

Other things of note:

- Doesn't need to have a insande dpi since I have used 1000dpi and that seems just fine.

- I'd perfer an adjustable dpi setting on the mouse and not through software because I use Linux & Windows.

- Not a large fan of extra key binds since they are just in the way, mabey 1 or 2 will do the trick.

- Middle click and side scrolling is nice, but I can live without if no other options are available.

 

With that said I have seen any mice that haven't been appealing to me and was hoping that this community could offer up some suggestions. Also I'd like to note that I don't really want to spend over $100 USD for a mouse since any more then that for a mouse is getting sort of insane.

 

For all who offer suggestions and do some research for me thanks in advanced.

[BobIsGaming]

This mouse might be bigger but it is insanely good. I don't own one but I've used one for a whole day at my girlfriend's house with Photoshop, gaming, and web browsing and I love it.

Logitech G602

[Nickolas47]

G602 is the mouse for you, i absolutely love it

[AustinJ]

That seems like a great option, I'll keep that one in mind. The only worry I have about it though is the height of the mouse. The other dimensions seem relatively close to my current one.