best durable mouse

[simeon kalcut]

one of the main things I am looking for is a durable and long-lasting mouse could you guys reccomend me any Im not that bothered about dpi or programmable buttons and on a budget of £25 (including mouse mat)

[Guest]

Any MS or Ligitech mouse lol

[1Scotty1]

G502

[RuLeZ]

A nice mouse is not just about DPI and fancy buttons

I recommend on this price point roccat lua

[Notree]

G502

Since when is the g502 $25     "Im not that bothered about dpi or programmable buttons and on a budget of £25 (including mouse mat)"   

[xTrekStorex]

Logitech and MS mice are what you are looking for. no need to specify further just get one you like.

also the Roccat Lua is decent and all Roccat products are pretty durable.

cheap and yet good mousepads could be Steelseries QcK or 4HD or low end Roccat like the Sense (although better get the Taito - had both).

25 pounds is not much of a budget anyways.. I spend 112€ on my mouse alone.. and 60€ on my "mouse"pad (more like deskpad) and then there still is my mouse bungee

[VioDuskar]

any logitech mouse. they're freakin bricks.

the mouse equivalent to the nokia brick phone.

[1Scotty1]

Since when is the g502 $25     "Im not that bothered about dpi or programmable buttons and on a budget of £25 (including mouse mat)"   

Sorry, m9, I am a very fast reader and my brain is processing information slowly than I type my thoughts

[Me1z]

As much as I hate their newer products, I recommend the original Razer Deathadder 3500DPI. Not that garbage 2013 version though. I've been using mine for well over 5 years now and its worked great, I have nothing but praise for it. Something worth mentioning because it does come up, under no circumstances should you lick it. It does in fact taste awful.

[DarkSmith2]

there is no durable long-lasting mouse, something like this doesnt exist. 

Mice are made to break. 

 

As much as I hate their newer products, I recommend the original Razer Deathadder 3500DPI. Not that garbage 2013 version though. I've been using mine for well over 5 years now and its worked great, I have nothing but praise for it. Something worth mentioning because it does come up, under no circumstances should you lick it. It does in fact taste awful.

i kill every single Razer product within 3 month of use, including keyboards and headsets. They dont produce any hardware with quality components. (12hrs+/day gaming, surfing)

 

Old logitech mice had good build quality (f.e. Logitech G5). But the build design for clicks changed to be more "smooth". There is no mouse that wont produce double click bugs after a while its a natual fading of build in parts.

 

Mice i killed within the last 4 years:

 

Roccat Kone

Roccat Kone+

Logitech G500

Logitech G600

Steelseries Xai

Steelseries Sensai

Razer Deathadder

Razer Deathadder 2013

Razer Mamba

Razer Naga

 

The one that lasted the longest was the Steelseries Xai, but after 10month it also produced the double click bug.

[RuLeZ]

there is no durable long-lasting mouse, something like this doesnt exist. 

Mice are made to break. 

 

i kill every single Razer product within 3 month of use, including keyboards and headsets. They dont produce any hardware with quality components. (12hrs+/day gaming, surfing)

 

Old logitech mice had good build quality (f.e. Logitech G5). But the build design for clicks changed to be more "smooth". There is no mouse that wont produce double click bugs after a while its a natual fading of build in parts.

 

Mice i killed within the last 4 years:

 

Roccat Kone

Roccat Kone+

Logitech G500

Logitech G600

Steelseries Xai

Steelseries Sensai

Razer Deathadder

Razer Deathadder 2013

Razer Mamba

Razer Naga

 

The one that lasted the longest was the Steelseries Xai, but after 10month it also produced the double click bug.

Damn, what do you do with them? 

[Me1z]

there is no durable long-lasting mouse, something like this doesnt exist. 

Mice are made to break. 

 

i kill every single Razer product within 3 month of use, including keyboards and headsets. They dont produce any hardware with quality components. (12hrs+/day gaming, surfing)

 

Old logitech mice had good build quality (f.e. Logitech G5). But the build design for clicks changed to be more "smooth". There is no mouse that wont produce double click bugs after a while its a natual fading of build in parts.

 

Mice i killed within the last 4 years:

 

Roccat Kone

Roccat Kone+

Logitech G500

Logitech G600

Steelseries Xai

Steelseries Sensai

Razer Deathadder

Razer Deathadder 2013

Razer Mamba

Razer Naga

 

The one that lasted the longest was the Steelseries Xai, but after 10month it also produced the double click bug.

 

 Perhaps the problem is not with the peripherals, but with the users habits. Are you prone to smashing your desk when you rage? I managed to kill a keyboard that way before I learned my lesson.

[Exploded117]

Are you prone to smashing your desk when you rage? I managed to kill a keyboard that way before I learned my lesson.

 

I'd imagine you use a K70 now...... or something made of titanium.... maybe a tank?

[RuLeZ]

 Perhaps the problem is not with the peripherals, but with the users habits. Are you prone to smashing your desk when you rage? I managed to kill a keyboard that way before I learned my lesson.

Right? I have a Razer that I bought in like 2008, I am not using anymore, but I gave it to my little cousin, and the dude really make the mouse suffer, and is still really ok.

[DarkSmith2]

Damn, what do you do with them? 

Mostly playing rts games like starcraft II and stuff for several hours (i have to click very fast and often). But not every mouse died to double click bug.

 

Roccat Kone -> bad mousewheel (bug that the mousewheel scrolls up when scrolling it down)

Roccat kone+ -> same bad mousewheel+ double click bug 

Razer Mamba -> i had 4 of them every single one came bugged or damaged right out of the box, defective laser, bad mouswheel, bad clicks, worst mouse ive ever tried to buy.

 

 Perhaps the problem is not with the peripherals, but with the users habits. Are you prone to smashing your desk when you rage? I managed to kill a keyboard that way before I learned my lesson.

Nope just normal but exessive use.

 

 

Right? I have a Razer that I bought in like 2008, I am not using anymore, but I gave it to my little cousin, and the dude really make the mouse suffer, and is still really ok.

maybe you are just unable to feel the defect, not every1 has the same sensitive feelings to buttons. I feel if my click is off or different to the other buttons instantly. Some doesnt even notice when the mouse is double clicking instead of single clicking.

[RuLeZ]

 

 

 

Nope just normal but exessive use.

 

Dude, 3 months, you can use 24h per day every 90 days of the 3 months, and 99% of the mouses of nice brands will still be fine, maybe you have a REALLY heavy click.

[DarkSmith2]

Dude, 3 months, you can use 24h per day every 90 days of the 3 months, and 99% of the mouses of nice brands will still be fine, maybe you have a REALLY heavy click.

nope i cant afford to click heavy, would make my clicks slower. the problem is in the feather that pushes the switch. over clicks it bends because its a thin sheet metal plate which is made to make your clicks feel smooth.

[simeon kalcut]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BM7NXMW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=AB0BBPZITGZ8A is this good?

[simeon kalcut]

I just want a mouse that doesnt break every three months and lasts a decent amount of time 

[RuLeZ]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BM7NXMW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=AB0BBPZITGZ8A is this good?

Doesnt seems like.. 

[DarkSmith2]

I just want a mouse that doesnt break every three months and lasts a decent amount of time 

how many hours per day do you play?

[Me1z]

I'd imagine you use a K70 now...... or something made of titanium.... maybe a tank?

 

I use a Rosewill RK-9100BR. Not a very common keyboard as they didn't make many of them, but it is built like a tank. It has a stainless steel inner-frame and this thing must weigh like 5-6 lbs. Nothing screams quality like a keyboard that weighs more than your PSU 

[simeon kalcut]

how many hours per day do you play?

Probably 4-5 hours

[DarkSmith2]

i would try this one:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SteelSeries-HQ-62311-Kinzu-v3/dp/B00NJUTCQQ/ref=sr_1_2?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1437476189&sr=1-2&keywords=kinzu+v3

 

i think its a good price.