New Gaming Mouse suggestions

[rambi36]

Hey guys! I am looking for a new gaming mouse to replace my beloved Cyborg R.A.T. 7 albino edition that I got for free a while back. I am mainly an FPS gamer so I don't need all sorts of crazy buttons but I do want a nice accurate sensor unlike the one on my RAT 7. I have really huge hands like @Slick so something that is big enough for me to palm grip will be nice. I live in the US and my budget is about $70. Thanks in advance

[Rorgash]

G400s, your only options at that price, also one of the top 4 in the world so its not like you lose anything by picking it

[Guest]

http://www.func.net/en/products/ms-3-revision-2/

[TheSLSAMG]

The G602, G600 (all the buttons), Naos 8200 and M65 all come to mind.

[Mdgtman91]

G500s is a decent size and the 3 side buttons are really nice for fps gaming.

[Verne]

Logitech G400s, G402 and G502 are all good with proper sensors. If you need something bigger than take a look at Mionix Naos 7000 and SteelSeries Rival. All of these mice use an optical sensor which beats all those laser ones.

[rambi36]

Is the only difference between  the Mionix Naos 7000 and 8200 the sensor @TheSLSAMG @Verne? The ergonomics look like they fit me pretty good on both of them

[Epitome]

Is the only difference between  the Mionix Naos 7000 and 8200 the sensor @TheSLSAMG @Verne? The ergonomics look like they fit me pretty good on both of them

The only difference is that  the naos 7000 uses a optical sensor and the other uses a laser sensor

[Verne]

Is the only difference between  the Mionix Naos 7000 and 8200 the sensor @TheSLSAMG @Verne? The ergonomics look like they fit me pretty good on both of them

7000 is optical and considered superior. 8200 is laser.

[rambi36]

Thanks guys I think I will go with the Mionix Naos 8200 because it's cheaper than the 7000 but the sensor is still good enough for me