Looking for a new mouse

[I need a better name]

So, i'm currently looking for a new mouse, as i've realy been getting into CS:GO lately, and my Logitech m185 just doesn't cut it anymore. So here i am, wondering what mouse i should get. i have a finger grip and i like my mouse on the more heavy side (adjustable weight would be great), i don't realy have a set budget, but would like to keep it under $100

[Hackentosher]

1 minute ago, I need a better name said:

So, i'm currently looking for a new mouse, as i've realy been getting into CS:GO lately, and my Logitech m185 just doesn't cut it anymore. So here i am, wondering what mouse i should get. i have a finger grip and i like my mouse on the more heavy side (adjustable weight would be great), i don't realy have a set budget, but would like to keep it under $100

Get a logitech g502, or a Mionix Naos of sorts. Whichever one has the ergonomic features you're looking for. Both of these mice have some of the best damn sensors in the business and are great for CSGO.

[MblaZe7run]

G502 Proteus Core if  you want to save a few bucks and don't need/want RGB LED, G502 Proteus Spectrum if you don't mind paying a few dollars more and want/need RGB LEDs.

[marciiii]

g502

[cesrai]

finger grip is claw right ? 

[PB3]

I'd go with either the G502, Razer Mamba Tournament Edition, or maybe the Corsair M65.

[StevenSensei]

Which ever feels better in your hand. In all seriousness, go to a physical store and try some. Spend a few minutes holding them, feel the weight, move them around, click on the buttons. Each person will have a different reaction to a mouse based on their own physical characteristics. Given how much you will be using this device as a primary input method, you should really find out what feels best for you.

 

Then, if you must, you can hunt for the lowest price and buy online. That said, I did exactly what I am recommending to you and I ended up going home with a g502. I love it....my wife finds it to be ok but not great for her long term. 

[I need a better name]

5 hours ago, Papakuma said:

Which ever feels better in your hand. In all seriousness, go to a physical store and try some. Spend a few minutes holding them, feel the weight, move them around, click on the buttons. Each person will have a different reaction to a mouse based on their own physical characteristics. Given how much you will be using this device as a primary input method, you should really find out what feels best for you.

I wish i could do that, but i don't realy know of any place near me that sells the G502 and let's you try it. there is a place 5-10 minutes away where i'm pretty sure that they sell them, but that shop is realy tiny and everything is just kept at the back, and i'm unsure if they let you try the mouse

[ShoshinUK]

G502 is prob to big for finger/claw grip, but depends on hand size.

I have one and it's great, but I palm/claw grip and have big hands.

[SeriouslyMikey]

Zowie FK1. Sorted.