Most comfortable mouse you've ever owned?

[TheGhzGuy]

Doing this for a design project and I wanted to see what people like.

 

Thank you!

[ZetZet]

MX518, G400 (same mouse)

[Joegeddon]

I like the Cyborg RAT 7 as I can literally customise every part of it. It's a pretty crap mouse in terms of the build quality though.

[Tagiau]

Steelseries ikari for right handed. And there are no good left handed mice on the market which sucks. 

[werto165]

g500 I can't lose that infinite scrolling. 

[Kobathor]

My G502 is the most comfortable mouse I've held, then my parent's MX Performance. 

[TheGhzGuy]

MX518, G400 (same mouse)

Thanks!

[ZetZet]

Steelseries ikari for right handed. And there are no good left handed mice on the market which sucks. 

There are superb ambidextrous mice though. Like Zowie FK/ZA series.

[TheGhzGuy]

I like the Cyborg RAT 7 as I can literally customise every part of it. It's a pretty crap mouse in terms of the build quality though.

I have heard about the bad quality, sadly.

[Stardar1]

Logitech M310 (serious)

 

Perhaps it is because I have used this mouse for years, and I have become attuned to it. (I use a different mouse for gaming)

[noisebomb44]

noone will agree, but the steelseries rival

 

got it for really cheap and i like the simplistic side button design

although the grip material is not the best

[TheGhzGuy]

There are superb ambidextrous mice though. Like Zowie FK/ZA series.

Good to know!

[TidaLWaveZ]

Roccat Tyon!

[TheGhzGuy]

Logitech M310 (serious)

 

Perhaps it is because I have used this mouse for years, and I have become attuned to it. (I use a different mouse for gaming)

What do you use for gaming? They are fairly comfortable though.

[TheGhzGuy]

Roccat Tyon!

Heard good things about that mouse, I almost bought it.

[ZetZet]

noone will agree, but the steelseries rival

 

got it for really cheap and i like the simplistic side button design

although the grip material is not the best

I agree, though it's slightly big. Grip material was fixed in rival 300 (revised rival)

[minibois]

My Microsoft Optical Mouse. (it's like 12 year old now, not one of those new ones)

Have not owned many mice, but it's the best I have ever holded tbh. Just good quality plastic, solid design, ambidextrious and more.

[TheGhzGuy]

My G502 is the most comfortable mouse I've held, then my parent's MX Performance. 

Ok then! (My personal fav is the Naos 7000)

[TheGhzGuy]

noone will agree, but the steelseries rival

 

got it for really cheap and i like the simplistic side button design

although the grip material is not the best

Its actually pretty good!

[Stardar1]

What do you use for gaming? They are fairly comfortable though.

Had a Razer Deathadder 2013 that I though was inceedibly comfortable. 

You must understand though, I have very large hands and I palm. 

 

Deathadder's scroll wheel gave out on my after me hammering on it for 2 years, just ordered the G502 Spectrum. (I do not expect it to be as comfortable, but I'll get used to it)

[TheGhzGuy]

My Microsoft Optical Mouse. (it's like 12 year old now, not one of those new ones)

Have not owned many mice, but it's the best I have ever holded tbh. Just good quality plastic, solid design, ambidextrious and more.

I am not a fan of them , but I can see the appeal.

[Mohenjo]

my m65, the sensor isnt the best but its a damn comfy mouse. 

[TidaLWaveZ]

Heard good things about that mouse, I almost bought it.

 

I got mine about a year ago, stalled out until I found one on Amazon for $50.  It's a great mouse, but I don't think any mouse is worth upwards of $100.

[Andrew Storlie]

Logitech g602. But im about to get and try the new wireless razor chroma

[TheGhzGuy]

Logitech g602. But im about to get and try the new wireless razor chroma

That might be the base of my experimental mouse