Best Mouse For Gaming

[GruvaJag_]

Hey Guys

I was just wondering which mouse is your favourite and which you think is the best. I'm looking for a mouse but can't pick one. 

Thanks

- GruvaJag

[theelitegamer]

What games will you be running? I'm using the m95 as we speak for Dota 2 and such, it's prefect all around in my honest opinion. Fast reactions for counter strike and enough buttons to do what you like.   

[PokémonTrainerFour]

the G502

the G502,

and the G502, though the last one is kind of debatable.

[connorpiper]

I have the G100s. I don't like how light it is. But the sensor is buttery smooth and great, so I kept it.

I have not tried a mouse with extra buttons. Would like to, but not a selling point for me. 

[shayned1997]

Hey Guys

I was just wondering which mouse is your favourite and which you think is the best. I'm looking for a mouse but can't pick one. 

Thanks

- GruvaJag

i love love love love love i cant say it enough but i love my corsair m65 for anything i do from facebook, to games like mobas and fps, to photoshop and premiere. 

[Hecknologist]

While it depends on each person's grip style etc, I generally recommend a deathadder as a solid option for most people. Great optical sensor, ergonomics, response. Definitely try it.

[Bloodyvalley]

STEELSERIES KANA/SENSEI ALL THE WAY

 

but seriously

 

Which one are you?

[XTankSlayerX]

Logitech G502 does everything rather well.

[Polyvalent]

which one are you?

 

Logitech G9x and my hand size - accommodates all 3 grips.  

 

Best mouse I have ever owned.

[connorpiper]

STEELSERIES KANA/SENSEI ALL THE WAY

 

but seriously

 

Which one are you?

 

Claw/Palm

[ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]

the G502

the G502,

and the G502, though the last one is kind of debatable.

i just ordered one of those 8)

[Bloodyvalley]

Claw/Palm

I would consider something from Logitech then. SteelSeries is for fingertip or claw grips only.

[failblox]

I have the Razer Taipan. It's a pretty decent mouse, but I have some complaints - not about the mouse, but about the software that is paired up with it (Razer Synapse 2.0).

Razer Synapse can really be a pain in the a$$ I find. Some of the issues I have dealt with, and some I am currently dealing with include:

• Razer Synapse not detecting my mouse when I turn on my computer (it appears to be completely random, sometimes it detects it, sometimes it doesn't)
• Razer Synapse becoming unresponsive and crashing
• I find the overall feel of the program to be unresponsive and confusing at times
• I've had sync issues when installing the program in multiple operating systems while dual booting
• Linux support (however, if the macros and key bindings were recorded at a hardware level this wouldn't be an issue)

Those are most of the issues I've had with having a Razer mouse. Don't get me wrong, the actual mouse itself is great - I have no complaints about that part. But the software... Oh god the software is just terrible. If you don't mind dealing with terrible software, then get a Razer mouse. If not, then there's many other great mouse manufacturers out there such as Corsair and Logitech, to name a couple.

Hopefully my complaints about Razer Synapse will not only help you in making your decision on what mouse to buy, but others as well.

[connorpiper]

I would consider something from Logitech then. SteelSeries is for fingertip or claw grips only.

 

I have a G100s. Works fine for me

[Bloodyvalley]

I have a G100s. Works fine for me

dude wtf I was asking OP you confused me for a second

[Interfectorem]

I have the Corsair M65, and it's an amazing claw-grip mouse.

[connorpiper]

dude wtf I was asking OP you confused me for a second

 

But you quoted me....

[prolemur]

I'd say sensei, but I've only used my g700

[eLucid]

Currently, the zowie fk and deathadder both have the best optical sensors on the market. The rest is pretty much trash.

 

[Darko_Nerivar]

Currently, the zowie fk and deathadder both have the best optical sensors on the market. The rest is pretty much trash.

 

Who made that chart? That crap is too biased. "The lighter the better" is a bullshit. Acceleration and stuff - all of the people use acceleration? Oh, come on!

[eLucid]

Who made that chart? That crap is too biased. "The lighter the better" is a bullshit. Acceleration and stuff - all of the people use acceleration? Oh, come on!

 

The ignorance is strong with this one. Optical sensors have no acceleration, laser sensors do. 

[Darko_Nerivar]

The ignorance is strong with this one. Optical sensors have no acceleration, laser sensors do. 

 

Still "The lighter the better".

 

Also - hybrid sensors. They exist since 2012 (if not 2011)

[eLucid]

Still "The lighter the better".

 

 

I agree. It's not necessarily better but you definitely don't want a super heavy mouse either. 

 

Mouse weights are a gimmick product from logitech.

[Havo]

Currently, the zowie fk and deathadder both have the best optical sensors on the market. The rest is pretty much trash.

 

people should understand that this chart is outdated... also isnt the microsoft wheel mouse 1.1a discontinued?

[eLucid]

people should understand that this chart is outdated...

 

What other optical mice do you know of that could possibly replace the deathadder, zowie, and or the g400? 

 

Exactly.

 

 

Nothing has changed in the past year.