New mouse

[Battleaxe]

I'm using a Mad Catz MMO 7 right now, and it's been okay. Very soon after getting it I noticed it seemed really hard to get a good grip on, and I took to using it without the right side attached so that I could get a better grip around the side with my ring finger. I also removed all the possible weights, including the part which is used to keep the weights on, as I prefer a light mouse. I use a claw grip on mice.

 

I've been thinking about getting another mouse, and the Steelseries Sensei is what I've been looking at. What're the differences between the normal, RAW, and MLG versions? I would like to have a plastic surface for the mouse, which I think the normal version is metal? I see RAW is plastic, but what is the MLG version?

 

I generally play MMO, FPS (playing CS:GO is one of the reasons I'm looking at a new mouse, because I feel this is where the MMO 7 is at it's worse), and whatever other game catches my eye.

 

I'm open to other suggestions as well. I don't want a wireless mouse, and I don't really have a budget.

 

EDIT: I have tried a Logitech G500 and I thought it felt really cheap and didn't really like it, in case that gives an idea to what I like.

[Rorgash]

for CS Go, G400s or Mionix Avior 7000

 

the G400s is well known awesome mouse for fps games, and the avior 7000 im using for it

[crunzaty]

If i were you i would check out the Razer Deathadder 2013, a bunch of people that is really good at games like cs:go and such uses claw-grip on the deathadder, it also has a really accurate sensor and it's good for gaming, and it lays comfortably in your hand. (takes some getting used to changing from a Qpad 5k).

[I5ZQ8]

The logitech G502 seems to be getting good reviews

[jakkuh_t]

I'm using a Mad Catz MMO 7 right now, and it's been okay. Very soon after getting it I noticed it seemed really hard to get a good grip on, and I took to using it without the right side attached so that I could get a better grip around the side with my ring finger. I also removed all the possible weights, including the part which is used to keep the weights on, as I prefer a light mouse. I use a claw grip on mice.

 

I've been thinking about getting another mouse, and the Steelseries Sensei is what I've been looking at. What're the differences between the normal, RAW, and MLG versions? I would like to have a plastic surface for the mouse, which I think the normal version is metal? I see RAW is plastic, but what is the MLG version?

 

I generally play MMO, FPS (playing CS:GO is one of the reasons I'm looking at a new mouse, because I feel this is where the MMO 7 is at it's worse), and whatever other game catches my eye.

 

I'm open to other suggestions as well. I don't want a wireless mouse, and I don't really have a budget.

One of my personal favourite MMO mice is the Corsair M95, It has a ton of programmable keys and is very inexpensive

[wng_kingsley7]

The logitech G502 seems to be getting good reviews

I wished it came out before I bought my Razer Mamba 2012. Might get it though.

This mouse seems like a good buy @Battleaxe. If you're in the UK it's selling for 50 quid on the Logitech website.

steel series sensei not bad.

[toughtrasher]

I like the G502 mouse the best. Been lasting a long time for my gaming rig.