Help me pick a good mouse

[Elehat]

Hey guys,

I currently have a crappy whatever brand wireless mouse, and i'm noticing a lack of smoothness in its movements, even with current drivers. I have a 1440p @60Hz.What mouse do you think i should get?

 

Requirements are:

Last a long time

Be functionally very solid

Wired is fine

Mid-range price point (UK)

For 4X and RTS games (and less mouse dependant productivity)

Fingertip grip

I don't really like gaudy or over the top styling (MMO button insanity, RGB on literally everything).  

 

Many Thanks in advance!

[TechHelp]

I've got the razer mamba and I've had it for 2 years, it hasn't broken on me yet, may be better options but the mambas my favourite right now.

[Bazilias]

Hey guys,

I currently have a crappy whatever brand wireless mouse, and i'm noticing a lack of smoothness in its movements, even with current drivers. I have a 1440p @60Hz.What mouse do you think i should get?

 

Requirements are:

Last a long time

Be functionally very solid

Wired is fine

Mid-range price point (UK)

For 4X and RTS games (and less mouse dependant productivity)

Fingertip grip

I don't really like gaudy or over the top styling (MMO button insanity, RGB on literally everything).  

 

Many Thanks in advance!

Feenix Nascita

Mionix Naos 7000

Mionix Castor

Steelseries Rival

Corsair M65

 

[Naeaes]

Last a long time = Any Logitech ever

Be functionally very solid = top-end Logitech

Wired is fine = Duh, for gaming. Logitech

Mid-range price point (UK) = Dude, you're killing me! But some Logitechs apply.

For 4X and RTS games (and less mouse dependant productivity) = Hmm. A gaming-grade Logitech, perhaps?

Fingertip grip = Sounds like a G502 to me.

I don't really like gaudy or over the top styling (MMO button insanity, RGB on literally everything). = Aw crap, forget it. Gone are the times of the MX518 or G500

[Verne]

Logitech G303 is made for fingertip and comes equipped with the best sensor in the business and excellent button switches. Plus Logitech quality. The lights can be turned off.

[olbaze]

Feenix Nascita

Mionix Naos 7000

Mionix Castor

Steelseries Rival

Corsair M65

 

 

Mionix Naos 7000? Really now? It's anything but a fingertip mouse, what with its width and ergonomic design. It's basically the poster child for a palm grip mouse.

 

As for fingertip mice: SteelSeries Sensei, Logitech G303, Razer Abyssus come to mind. Maybe Corsair Katar?

[Elehat]

Thanks for the responses guys,

I had a little look at the mice you suggested and there are quite a few that look good. I especially like:

Logitech 303, which is a little too much live the rear end of a bee hive, but otherwise looks to be rock solid choice from a well reputed brand.

Feenix Nascita, which looks awesome but seems to be impossible to get in UK, and reviews say it's a bit expensive.

Steelseries Sensei, which seems to be a really good choice as well. I figure I could turn the light off on this one too?

[Hammer]

I'd have to suggest the Mionix NAOS 8200. It's a beast of a mouse, and by far the best I've ever used (and that is the reason I bought it for myself some two years ago, and it still works and looks just as it did fresh from the box.)

[TheAceOffRoad]

I would also check out the Mionix Castor and Avior.