mice Mouse Recommendation

[RiverCodes]

Setup:

Device: Alienware m18 R1

CPU: Core i9-13900HX

GPU: RTX 4080 Mobile, 12GB VRAM

RAM: 4800mt/s Normal DDR5 2x16, modifiable to 64GB (non-solder, swappable)

SSD: 1TB SK Hynix M.2, modifiable to up to 9TB. 1 unused slot.

Screen: 18in 480hz FHD+ GSync+
Keyboard: GK6XS Gateron Milky white, PBT Keycaps, hotswap

Mouse: Retired logitech performance mx

Headphones: Bose NC700
 

I really need a better mouse. Any suggestions?

[Hinjima]

2 minutes ago, RiverCodes said:

Setup:

Device: Alienware m18 R1

CPU: Core i9-13900HX

GPU: RTX 4080 Mobile, 12GB VRAM

RAM: 4800mt/s Normal DDR5 2x16, modifiable to 64GB (non-solder, swappable)

SSD: 1TB SK Hynix M.2, modifiable to up to 9TB. 1 unused slot.

Screen: 18in 480hz FHD+ GSync+
Keyboard: GK6XS Gateron Milky white, PBT Keycaps, hotswap

Mouse: Retired logitech performance mx

Headphones: Bose NC700
 

I really need a better mouse. Any suggestions?

Do really do like my G502 Hero from Logitech! So much so that I bought 2 more on BlackFriday to have as spare in case mine dies.
I dont see myself switching mouse at all.

[Sanedish]

For me it is the G402, quite affordable and a great mouse for the price. If you want pure high end, go for the 100€+ Razer/Corsair Mice.

[WereCat]

9 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Do really do like my G502 Hero from Logitech! So much so that I bought 2 more on BlackFriday to have as spare in case mine dies.
I dont see myself switching mouse at all.

I went from Logitech G502 Spectrum (wired) to Razer Basilisk Ultimate (wireless) and I feel like the fusion of these 2 mouses would be the best combo (for me).

The side lever click (for thumb) on the Razer mouse is as much missed on G502 as is the infinite scroll wheel missed on the Razer mouse. Though you can control the resistance of the scroll wheel on the Razer mouse at least.

 

Overall, both mouses are almost identical in shape and size. It took me some time to get used to the Razer mouse when I switched because there is no "lip" on the side from the right mouse button where I used to rest my ring finger on G502 so I was accidentally clicking the RMB with my ring finger.

[OhioYJ]

I'm also a fan of the G502. Replaced the switches with some upgraded ones when it started double clicking, no problems since.

 

Unfortunately, mice are very much personal preference, even more so than a keyboard. You'll need to find one that is comfortable for you. One that you like. So what we like, you may hate, or may not fit your hand.

[M25Ops]

If you can, goto a local store and try them yourself. My vote is on the G502, but what good is that if it's not comfortable.