What mouse should I get.

[Eskil28]

I got a 18 and a half cm on the length and like 9 cm wide I play cs,Val, and a lot of fps games.

[filpo]

Just now, Eskil28 said:

I got a 18 and a half cm on the length and like 9 cm wide I play cs,Val, and a lot of fps games.

What's your budget and country?

[Middcore]

We can't really answer something that's a matter of personal ergonomic comfort and taste so easily. You would be well advised to go to a store that has mice on display and see which ones you find more comfortable, and then either go with that or look for models that have a similar shape. 

[Eskil28]

I prefer right handed shaped mouses.

[Eskil28]

10 minutes ago, filpo said:

What's your budget and country?

Like 50-60$ i would say, Sweden

[filpo]

6 minutes ago, Eskil28 said:

Like 50-60$ i would say, Sweden

Try these 

https://se.pcpartpicker.com/product/XRFbt6/logitech-g305-lightspeed-wireless-optical-mouse-910-005283

 

https://se.pcpartpicker.com/product/yqPgXL/razer-basilisk-x-hyperspeed-wireless-optical-mouse-rz01-03150100-r3u1

[LogicalDrm]

There are too many options in that space. Is this your first gaming mouse? As in you don't know what dpi you need/want, what buttons and where you need/want, do you want with or without wire etc.?

 

I would agree that you just go to stores and try things out. Make list of ones that feel good in size and weight (also balance), or have buttons where you like them or need them. Then go on their product pages and compare the specs. After that, you can come back with list you have pre-selected and then ask if anyone has opinions on durability, quality or software.

 

For example, my Rival 3 wireless was chosen with such process. I have two issues with it. One is springs for main buttons have losen too quickly (under year of use). The other is that it only works with alkaline batteries. Rechargables have too low voltage for them to work. So for next wireless, I will go with one that has USB connection to charge it.