Looking for a new Mouse ;)

[vK 3 1 RON]

As the title suggests, I'm looking for a new mouse designed for playing FPS games e.g. CSGO, Call of Duty, Battlefield, Witcher 3, The Division etc etc, and I'm wondering if you guys and girls know any? I'm looking for a mouse that isn't as big as say the Razer Deathadder and fits nicely in hand, some DPI changes would be optimal, maybe even a sniper button but it's not a requirement. And one of the things that I'd like to have is RGB lighting. I've been looking around for some mice, but I came here wondering if there were some that I haven't explored yet. 

 

Thanks,

vK <3

[Samppa221]

Logitech G502 (The Spectrum model has rgb) it has a sniper button and generally a noice mouse.

[DrM]

5 minutes ago, Samppa221 said:

Logitech G502 (The Spectrum model has rgb) it has a sniper button and generally a noice mouse.

and hyperscrolling. after using that, i cant go back to a normal scroll wheel anymore. i recommend g502 as well

[DioOmicida]

I like the G303. It's the same as the G502 but not as many macro keys.

[Rodniz]

15 minutes ago, DrM said:

and hyperscrolling. after using that, i cant go back to a normal scroll wheel anymore. i recommend g502 as well

Thats actually the only thing i miss from my broken g500s

[Goldensapling]

Currently using a G303, it's a great mouse, but the Steelseries Rival is the most comfortable mouse I've ever used and I'm pretty sure it's got a nice sensor as well

[TundraBF109]

Hyperscroll is great, I have a Logitech Wireless mouse for my home theater PC just for that feature alone.

 

For a gaming mouse, it comes down to shape first IMO.  You need to try a bunch out in a big box store on display if you aren't familiar with the shapes.  Since the OP says he wasn't a smaller mouse, IMO Zowie is a great option, as they make several different shapes, and in each shape several sizes.  Steel Series does have that new LCD mouse coming out, and I like their Sensie and other mice, not too big, may fit the bill.  The 502 is the best selling mouse out there for a reason, for the $ it's a great little unit, good warranty too, my neighbor had one break, and they replaced it (not the store, Logitech), boom, like that for him.

 

Ducky makes a pretty small mouse that is fantastic as well, might be an option.

 

Steel Series has good RGB/lit mice out now, and their new one, Rival IIRC should be small enough to be considered.  So, IMO, Steel Series, Zowie (for sure), Ducky (maybe), and Logitech 502, should be ones you start to look at first.