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i would go for the logitech g402 or g502. The build quality is extremly high, they have a 3 year warranty and the logitech software is much better than Razer's Synapse 2.0

Otherwise you can also go with the CM Storm or with the Corsair M65

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I recently noticed my mouse has started having something I can only describe as movement ghosting (I'm not knowledgeable about peripherals). I realised when I was practising some aiming for CS:GO that when trying to 180 fast my mouse slowed right down and stuck momentarily before moving again. So this thread is me asking for any suggestions? I would prefer a blue or no lit mouse, with at least two thumb buttons, as I use the to switch weapons. I have a budget of about £40, but if all else fails I will go to £60? I have no real brand preference but would love 

Any help would be much appreciated.

Many thanks,

Gannicius 

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Razer Deathadder, Logtech G502, Corsair M45/65

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Logitech g502.

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I have the corsiar m65 and I love it. I would get the m65. It might have a laser sensor, but I dont notice any acceleration.

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did you start using a lower sensitivity or a new mouspad? It sounds like you're hitting the max speed the sensor is capable of on your gaming surface and its malfunctioning.

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G502 or G402 from Logitech. 

G402 is £38,- on amazon right now

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-G402-Hyperion-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00LFBEOUA/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1414589885&sr=8-3&keywords=Logitech+G502

G502 is £68,-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Proteus-Tunable-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00IGS9LU8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1414589885&sr=8-1&keywords=Logitech+G502

 

Differences: G502 has more buttons (including a sniper button), changeable weights and probably the best optical sensor available on the market.

(For the price, I'd go with the G402 now since it's so 'cheap')

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i would go for the logitech g402 or g502. The build quality is extremly high, they have a 3 year warranty and the logitech software is much better than Razer's Synapse 2.0

Otherwise you can also go with the CM Storm or with the Corsair M65

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did you start using a lower sensitivity or a new mouspad? It sounds like you're hitting the max speed the sensor is capable of on your gaming surface and its malfunctioning.

It's a cheap £10 mouse I was given, but I have it on the lowest DPI and pretty low Sens' so I'll just get a new one :P

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i use razer death adder i love it it's perfect mouse for gaming...very durable as well i have this mouse for about 2 years now and still works like a charm and looks brand new. Highly recommend.

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G502 for the win! Fantastic build quality and materials, perfect sensor and it just looks good too :P

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I went though many devices from Logitech and Razer but when I got my corsair one, I wouldn't change it for anything. Around your budget, I'd say go for Corsair M95 And they even have a discount on amazon uk ^_^

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Try the mice at a store before buying it if you can. If not, trust people's opinion.

 

Have the latest DeathAdder Chroma and it's pretty awesome.

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