Mouse Help.

[Totally-A-Hero]

So ive been looking at mice latley and im having trouble deciding wich one to get.Im not on a budget in particulat but just cuz i say that dosent mean im gonna drop 3 hunna on a mouse. I really only play FPS's no MMO's.  

 

EDIT: I HAVE VERY I MEAN VERY SMALL HANDS!

[79wjd]

Corsair m45/65

[0s4x]

So if you play FPS only, and no MMO's, may I ask why you've included two MMO mice in the poll (the Naga and G600)?

 

Also, look into Logitech's G502. Perfect button placement that's reachable when you need it, and out of the way when you don't. Also the sensor is damn near perfect on it.

[79wjd]

So if you play FPS only, and no MMO's, may I ask why you've included two MMO mice in the poll (the Naga and G600)?

Also, look into Logitech's G502. Perfect button placement that's reachable when you need it, and out of the way when you don't. Also the sensor is damn near perfect on it.

the 502 is a bit on the large side, however.

[0s4x]

the 502 is a bit on the large side, however.

It is? I also have small hands and it fit's me like a glove.

[DeViLzzz]

Something else ....

I suggest you start up a mouse making company so we all can get custom made mice that have every feature we want.  So sick of brands having one feature then not having another.  No perfect mouse out there still yet for me.

Out of the three gaming mice I have used which were the Razer Lachesis, Steelseries Kana and the G300 by Logitech I have to say the best of them was the G300.  For the record I believe I have smallish hands so factor that in.  Also note that with the Steelseries Kana I feel the buttons are too clicky and sticky and it just doesn't seem to be as accurate a mouse as the Logitech G300.  As for the Razer Lachesis it broke after a year and while it looked nice it didn't last long and wasn't as accurate as the Logitech G300 either.  Also note the braided cord on the Steelseries Kana can be a real pain in the ***.  So definitely consider non braided mice.  Oh and in regards to the mouse I found to be the best the Logitech G300 has an issue where the paint/coloring came off over less than a year due to sweat.

Eh I know I didn't comment on the mice you mentioned but just wanted to share some information on my experience with certain brands that might help you.

The best way to shop and buy mice 100% is to go to a store that lets you take it home and use it and if you don't like it you can return it for any reason in 14-30 days.  This was what it was at Future Shop for me.  Also many times in stores even if the mouse is in a package you can still grip it and click buttons and see if your hand will fit it.

[Totally-A-Hero]

Something else ....

I suggest you start up a mouse making company so we all can get custom made mice that have every feature we want.  So sick of brands having one feature then not having another.  No perfect mouse out there still yet for me.

Out of the three gaming mice I have used which were the Razer Lachesis, Steelseries Kana and the G300 by Logitech I have to say the best of them was the G300.  For the record I believe I have smallish hands so factor that in.  Also note that with the Steelseries Kana I feel the buttons are too clicky and sticky and it just doesn't seem to be as accurate a mouse as the Logitech G300.  As for the Razer Lachesis it broke after a year and while it looked nice it didn't last long and wasn't as accurate as the Logitech G300 either.  Also note the braided cord on the Steelseries Kana can be a real pain in the ***.  So definitely consider non braided mice.  Oh and in regards to the mouse I found to be the best the Logitech G300 has an issue where the paint/coloring came off over less than a year due to sweat.

Eh I know I didn't comment on the mice you mentioned but just wanted to share some information on my experience with certain brands that might help you.

The best way to shop and buy mice 100% is to go to a store that lets you take it home and use it and if you don't like it you can return it for any reason in 14-30 days.  This was what it was at Future Shop for me.  Also many times in stores even if the mouse is in a package you can still grip it and click buttons and see if your hand will fit it.

Funny thing is at my work i have the equipment to make custom shells for mice, i could hypothetically do this only it would expensive and unprofatable. Unless the mouses cost 300 each or mass produced, and there isnt enough gamers in hte world that want custom mice for that.

[Totally-A-Hero]

I dont have a store like htat near me, but i have free 2 day returns through amazon so it not too bad, they even pay for shipping,

[Totally-A-Hero]

Ok so is DPI super important?

[0s4x]

Ok so is DPI super important?

DPI is not really something you need to take into consideration these days since pretty much every mouse will have a DPI range wide enough for practically anyone to find something that works for them.

[Totally-A-Hero]

Ok thanks im leaning twoards a logitech now or the M65.