Looking for a decent wireless mouse

[everblade9]

Hey guys, I am looking for new mouse to replace my loyal Logitech G7.

Mostly I am looking into wireless mouses so if you guys have any input on this matter it would be a huge help, and if it is even possible to get good/decent wireless mouse under 50 €.

 

So share your thoughts guys (would be nice to hear from ex- g7 users too)

 

 

 

-everblade9

[elitemav]

not sure why people want to go wireless when a wired mouse doesn't even feel wired and is much more accurate. if you must have a wireless then the G602 is probably your best bet. it has an optical sensor which is a good thing.

[Nexxus]

not sure why people want to go wireless when a wired mouse doesn't even feel wired and is much more accurate. if you must have a wireless then the G602 is probably your best bet. it has an optical sensor which is a good thing.

I assure you that it feels weird once you get used to running wireless, I can feel the friction of it being draped over the desk edge and the fact its not going straight back since the computer is off to the side. Its alot worse with braided cables, I actually hate braided cables for the feeling of dragging it over an edge.

Anyways currenly using a g700s has no regrets, have used a Razer Mamba in the past...2 different types had regrets 

[skullbringer]

How about the Logitech G602? A bit over your budget with about 60€, but a truly amazing product IMHO.

 

Coming from a Razer Mamba, going over various wired mice, I am now finally satisfied with my mouse of choice.

Some cool features are: replacable AA batteries, 6 completely rebindable thumb buttons, up to 2500 dpi and 500Hz polling rate, up to 5 dpi settings per profile, ultra low wireless latency, Logitech's Gaming Software and battery life of about 4 weeks in 500Hz gaming mode with 2 AA batteries.

 

Even in competetive first person shooter games I dont notice any latency or input lag, which is very impressive having tried about 10 wireless and wired mice over the last 2 years. Definitely a solid recommendation!

 

[swifty7]

if only the 602 had hyper scrolling and tilt then it would have been the perfect mouse.

[elitemav]

I assure you that it feels weird once you get used to running wireless, I can feel the friction of it being draped over the desk edge and the fact its not going straight back since the computer is off to the side. Its alot worse with braided cables, I actually hate braided cables for the feeling of dragging it over an edge.

Anyways currenly using a g700s has no regrets, have used a Razer Mamba in the past...2 different types had regrets 

I use to use wired mice all the time in fact the last wireless mouse I had was a G700s before giving it to my nephew. I really liked the gritty texture on the sides I know a lot don't but that was a nice touch. I moved to a wired mouse and it was like night and day the accuracy and response was much greater. its all about cable management you just don't let the wire hang over your desk. there are all kinds of cheap products that can help you with cable management. I have my wire going by the base of my monitor so there is absolutely no drag or pull. for fps you gotta go optical sensor you'll notice a huge difference if you play a lot of fps were accuracy is important. 

[everblade9]

not sure why people want to go wireless when a wired mouse doesn't even feel wired and is much more accurate. if you must have a wireless then the G602 is probably your best bet. it has an optical sensor which is a good thing.

Yeah, I do game somebit but lately not so much of fps games, and from my experience I really have loved my g7 on what I've played (mostly Enemy territory - and somebit of other games) .

I am not the greatest shooter, but I tend to put teamwork and objective on my mind.

 

I was away a weekend, so couldn't check new post. So many thanks for everyone on the input. I will check the following products and see on what price range they come in where I live.

I got flu and some busy days coming so I am not sure when I get to buying part of the product, so share your input and feelings.

I might go for wired mouse too, but I really like the freedom that wireless gives, since I might turn my monitor towards my mattress and just have my keyboard and mouse near me and watch some latenight comedy before I go to sleep.

 

I've (months ago really, but summer.. so not much home) purchased new computer so thats why I try not to spent too much on stuff now.