Mouse Suggestions?

[Aontaigh]

My mouse of almost five years completely died today and I'm currently using a horrible logitech one. I don't want to spend anymore than €60 ($80). I was looking at the R.A.T 5.and Corsair Vengence M65 Does anyone have any other suggestions?

[79wjd]

G502, m45, m65

[Prodigydeadeye]

G502. I bought it a while ago and it is the best mouse I have ever used. (That's not saying much, but it is a great mouse)

[Guest]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?SID=8f726d3efe3d4087ad72fbe985c7cdf7&AID=10440897&PID=1225267&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-cables-_-na-_-na&Item=N82E16826570012&cm_sp=

 

It's 15 bucks after rebate.

[Sharif]

G502

[Oshino Shinobu]

M65 is a nice mouse. The R.A.T series look kind of cool, but aren't brilliant. 

[Typho]

Steelseries Rival ( If you are interested in this one, you can post to me for more information. I don't bite  )

 

Razer Deathadder

 

Logitech G400S

 

Logitech G502

[Thalandros]

G400s is definitely best for price/performance if you have reasonably big hands. NOTHING can beat it

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/178625-logitech-g400s-review/#entry2398517

[Norman_the_Owl]

My mouse of almost five years completely died today and I'm currently using a horrible logitech one. I don't want to spend anymore than €60 ($80). I was looking at the R.A.T 5.and Corsair Vengence M65 Does anyone have any other suggestions?

What was the old mouse?

 

I'd suggest a steelseries rival, it is like most older mice, and you can adjust the DPI to whatever you'd like

[Sauron]

The Logitech G400S is very good.

[Aontaigh]

After looking around I was thinking of paying a little more for this mouse: http://mionix.net/mice/naos-7000/ - Like my old one, it has a full palm grip which most mouses don't seem to have.

[Jiri]

ive got the g400s for 2 years now. its the best mouse ive ever bought. that mouse works perfect and the software is excellent

[Norman_the_Owl]

After looking around I was thinking of paying a little more for this mouse: http://mionix.net/mice/naos-7000/ - Like my old one, it has a full palm grip which most mouses don't seem to have.

Instead of getting a mouse from mionix, get the func MS3 R2. It is pretty much the same mouse, except it has more options for DPI. You can set it whatever you want in 90 DPI increments, whereas you only have 3 choices with a mionix mouse.

[Verne]

Instead of getting a mouse from mionix, get the func MS3 R2. It is pretty much the same mouse, except it has more options for DPI. You can set it whatever you want in 90 DPI increments, whereas you only have 3 choices with a mionix mouse.

Nope. Naos 7000 has a flawless sensor, unlike Func MS3 R2 which has a flawed sensor. The sensor in Naos 7000 allows you to freely change DPI from 50 to 7000 in increments of 50.

[Norman_the_Owl]

Nope. Naos 7000 has a flawless sensor, unlike Func MS3 R2 which has a flawed sensor. The sensor in Naos 7000 allows you to freely change DPI from 50 to 7000 in increments of 50.

Cite your sources with the flawed sensor. I've been using it for months and haven't had a problem with it

[maxvons]

Instead of getting a mouse from mionix, get the func MS3 R2. It is pretty much the same mouse, except it has more options for DPI. You can set it whatever you want in 90 DPI increments, whereas you only have 3 choices with a mionix mouse.

 

Cite your sources with the flawed sensor. I've been using it for months and haven't had a problem with it

The sensor used in the MS3 R2 is a laser sensor know to have built in acceleration, about 5%. The sensor in the Naos has no known issues except some very minor smoothing.

[Verne]

 

Cite your sources with the flawed sensor. I've been using it for months and haven't had a problem with it

 

The Func MS-3 (r2) uses Avago 9500 sensor which notorious for having positive acceleration.

Some articles that touch the "laser" flaws, especially the A9500 sensor:

http://www.overclock.net/t/951894/the-truthful-mouse-guide

http://www.overclock.net/t/1168062/evaluation-steelseries-sensei-56k-warning

 

More reading on mouse sensor's: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/333648-an-overview-of-mouse-technology

[Norman_the_Owl]

 

 

 

 

The Func MS-3 (r2) uses Avago 9500 sensor which notorious for having positive acceleration.

Some articles that touch the "laser" flaws, especially the A9500 sensor:

http://www.overclock.net/t/951894/the-truthful-mouse-guide

http://www.overclock.net/t/1168062/evaluation-steelseries-sensei-56k-warning

 

More reading on mouse sensor's: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/tech-support/333648-an-overview-of-mouse-technology

 

 

 

The sensor used in the MS3 R2 is a laser sensor know to have built in acceleration, about 5%. The sensor in the Naos has no known issues except some very minor smoothing.

I don't consider that a flaw, but duly noted anyway

[BaconComputing]

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. 

Logitech G502

[SeriouslyMikey]

Logitech G400s or G502. Bit of a Logitech mouse fanboy, so, yeah.