Most comfortable mouse you've ever owned?

[TheGhzGuy]

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

And built like a tank

[TheGhzGuy]

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.

Its why I got a Naos 7000 for 40 dollars USD

[Mohenjo]

And built like a tank

is that a compliment? because i cant tell. Its sturdy but still shapes in your hand nicely 

[TheGhzGuy]

is that a compliment? because i cant tell. Its sturdy but still shapes in your hand nicely 

That's a compliment ^^

[CalebTheEternal]

Corsair M65 RGB. Not sure why. It's just nicer than any I've used. I had some Logitech gamin one and I hated it. Then a razer taipan.

[TheGhzGuy]

Corsair M65 RGB. Not sure why. It's just nicer than any I've used. I had some Logitech gamin one and I hated it. Then a razer taipan.

It works for you! That's good to know!

[olbaze]

My current mouse, Mionix Naos 7000 is the most comfortable mouse I've had by far. A level below that would be my previous go-to mouse, Microsoft's Sidewinder X8.

 

There's just something quite amazing about the ergonomic shape with rests and groove on the Naos. With other mice, I always end up shuffling them around to find something that is accurate and comfortable.

[Hvdflorida]

Logitech MX1000 Laser

 

Good for heavy palm. Heavy from the batteries, and huge dome to rest your palm. It's like a C cup, whereas the MX518 was more like a lopsided B cup.

[ICantThinkOfAnyGoodName]

Razer Abyssus 2014

[Minetex]

Mionix Naos (7000)

I'm a palmgripper, I came from the Microsoft Sidewinder x5

[JevCWatson]

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 love my rival 300 ist one of the best mice I own along with the G502