gaming mouse

[simhi007]

i want to buy a new gaming mouse but i cant deiced... any advice?

[joelthezombie15]

how big are your hands? small average or large?

 

what grip do you hold your mouse in? claw palm or something else?

 

Budget? $20 or $200?

 

What kind of games do you play? fps or mmo?

 

What features do you want?

 

all these are factors that we need to know.

 

personally i have large hands and a larger budget and i dont mind features to much so im getting the func MS-3

[simhi007]

my last mouse was a g500 which got destroyed to say the least lol... but i want to change from logitech... right now i am using the r.a.t 7 but im not liking it so far.

[ewok]

I have been using the Deathadder for a while (2013 since release, and a previous version for multipe years), and I would always recommend trying it out.  What I would really suggest, though, is going to a store that has multiple on display and seeing which one feels the best in your hand.  It is hard to give suggestions on so little info.

[Dudenstein]

Definitely try out several different types of mice to see what configuration you prefer. Also try and figure out if your a claw or palm grip if you don't already know. I personally use the Deathadder because I liked how it fit in my hands and I don't use claw. 

[dylandylandylan]

I'm so inlove with my G300, logitech have been in the Peripherals game for so long, they know what's up. 

But I might be upgrading when the refresh of the corsair mice and keyboards hit NZ shores.