Optical Gaming Mouse

[Poips]

Hey there!

 

I'm looking for a cheapish Optical gaming mouse to replace this cruddy laser mouse i have which has built in acceleration in the sensor, which is pretty bad for me while playing games.

 

I take gaming pretty seriously so accuracy is very important for me, and this mouse likes to slightly glide after stopping, and no registry/software can fix it because it's built into the sensor.

 

I'm looking for a Optical gaming mouse somwhere in the 45-30 dollar price range.

 

Looks wise. Who doesn't like a good looking mouse? i'd want something all black. i don't like the look of logitech mice so those are automatically out of the question.

I'd also like a ruberized/grippy texture on the mouse.

 

Weight is also really important. i like a pretty hefty mouse. i also have big hands so a big mouse wouldn't hurt either.

 

I usually claw/fingertip grip.

 

Oh and a good button config software system wouldn't hurt either just for some frill 

 

Thank you! 

[SirRoderick]

M45 from corsair? Optical sensor, black colour sheme with optional lighting. It's a wide built mouse which might work well for larger hands as well, not super great for palm grip though.

[vern021]

DeathAdder 2013 if you're also looking for ergonomics. Logitech G402 Hyperion for Precision. Both of them are awesome

[Poips]

M45 from corsair? Optical sensor, black colour sheme with optional lighting. It's a wide built mouse which might work well for larger hands as well, not super great for palm grip though.

Do you know if the M45 has a perfect sensor or no?

[eLucid]

Your budget is too low. The two best optical mice on the market currently is the zowie fk and the deathadder. If you have a smaller hand, the zowie fk should be perfect.

[Verne]

With your budget I would take a look at some of the CM Storm's offerings; Alcor and Recon. Logitech G400s should be within that range, too.

[Poips]

M45 from corsair? Optical sensor, black colour sheme with optional lighting. It's a wide built mouse which might work well for larger hands as well, not super great for palm grip though.

Thanks, looks like i'll go with that. reading about apparently the m45 has 0 acceleration which is good.

[SirRoderick]

Thanks, looks like i'll go with that. reading about apparently the m45 has 0 acceleration which is good.

Yeah I forgot to mention, but it's a solid sensor

[eLucid]

Accurate list. Obviously the sensor is the most important thing when choosing a "new" mouse.

 

[Verne]

Accurate list. Obviously the sensor is the most important thing when choosing a "new" mouse.

 

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That image is quite out dated and a lot of manufacturers have come out with new mice with "flawless" optical sensor. http://www.overclock.net/t/854100/gaming-mouse-sensor-list is a good resource. Sensors like A3090, PMW3310H and PMW3366 are considered "flawless".

[maxvons]

Accurate list. Obviously the sensor is the most important thing when choosing a "new" mouse.

 

That image is BS. DA2K13 i miles away from "God tier"