Need a gaming mouse

[aijaaay]

I'm currently looking for a budget gaming mouse which is $50 or less. I've been using a $10 logitech mouse now for awhile. Any recommendations?

[CoolBeans]

Deathadder 2013 or if you can stretch G502/602

[Colonel_Gerdauf]

You need to test and find out the "best" mouse for yourself.

[s_sonkin]

To each his own when it comes to mice. If you want help, please specify what you need. Do you use a palm, claw, or fingertip grip? Do you prefer really easily clickable switches (or too easy, like the razer deathadder), or do you prefer switches that demand precision. Do you want a mouse that is ambidextrous and even, or a mouse that's specifically tailor to a hand's natural resting position. Do you want a heavy mouse, a light mouse, or customization? Hell, even do you want a trackball mouse (something which is DEFINITELY not for everyone). 

 

If you want some brands, I would recommend the following:

 

• Steelseries makes very high quality mice, and the steelseries rival is a very nice ergonomic mouse, while the sensei raw is a good ambidextrous mouse
• Corsair also makes high quality mice, and mice that are sort of designed to fit the average Joe: normal clicks, fairly ambidextrous design, and great customer support. I would take a really hard look at the corsair raptor m40
• Logitech makes excellent gaming mice that last long and are not fatiguing to use
• Razer makes some mice, but personally I don't like the razer deathadder (their flagship budget mouse) because of the too easy to click switches

 

If you want some models, I would recommend the following:

 

• The steelseries sensei raw is on amazon in a black color (http://ASIN.cc/QK8cy0), a nice frost blue (http://ASIN.cc/Xc4c0A), and a heat orange, which has an unusally high price right now (http://ASIN.cc/hodqxL)
• The steelseries rival is an ergonomic mouse with custom LED's and a nice finish (http://ASIN.cc/kHmrWL), which has its flaws, but is a great mouse. A fnatic version of it is coming out soon, which I will probably buy).
• The corsair raptor m45 has a good optical sensor, and good comfort (http://ASIN.cc/rU9uQW), LTT did a review of it right here: http://youtu.be/6PMT_ant9Os
• The logitech g500s is inferior to the g502, but is still a great mouse with customizable weight and excellent logitech software (http://ASIN.cc/a5tBXq)
• The logitech g602 is a weird combination, because it's a high quality mouse with weight customization, and it's also wireless (http://ASIN.cc/eZ4KL0). LTT did a review here: 

 

If you end up making a decision, make sure to post about it!

[NationsAnarchy]

I would suggest either the Razer DeathAdder or the Steelseries Sensei RAW. 
One best advice for you is to find a store where you can find and try gaming mice physically so you can get the feeling of it 

[ihaveapc]

There is only a best mouse for you. For the best suggestions, please tell us

1. What's your grip style?

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2. Do you want additional buttons?

3. What games do you play?

4. Do you lift your mouse a lot? (if you have a low sensitivity)

5. Other relevant information:

Input anything else you want.

some examples: LOD, ambidextrous shape, weight, wireless, non-braided cord, glossy finish, button activation force, driverless, onboard memory, etc