Help With Picking New Mouse

[Ykno]

So my deathadder re-spawn has double click issue only had it month got it used of a friend

i really like the deathadder shape, the high arching back.

just not the price.

im not to bothered about two extra buttons can live without but if i can get them in budget be great.

i want to keep same sort of speed so similar DPI (3500dpi) would be great.

my budget is less than £30 i know thats not alot but im sure there is some mice out there that will work for me in that budget.

o ye plain black in colour if possible as well

so far the list i have of possibilitys are:
Microsoft IntelliMouse (think this a no tho due to a dpi of only 450)
SteelSeries Kinzu
SteelSeries Sensei

[tomomatic1]

Try the Corsair Katar. It does have 8000dpi, but that can be reduced with the button on the top. It is $49AUD though; just below your £30 price range. It does however look similar to that of the Adder, but I wouldn't know how it feels. 

 

hope this was helpful

[Shiv78]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Essential-Ergonomic-Ambidextrous-Programmable/dp/B00KXYV6YW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1473119101&sr=8-4&keywords=g402

Razer's Abyssus 2014 seems like a decent option, similar price to the Corsair Katar mentioned above.

[woll3]

Just now, tomomatic1 said:

Try the Corsair Katar. It does have 8000dpi, but that can be reduced with the button on the top. It is $49AUD though; just below your £30 price range. It does however look similar to that of the Adder, but I wouldn't know how it feels. 

 

hope this was helpful

 

*4000, because it uses 3090, also limited native steps.

[LazlowRave]

7 hours ago, tomomatic1 said:

Try the Corsair Katar. It does have 8000dpi, but that can be reduced with the button on the top. It is $49AUD though; just below your £30 price range. It does however look similar to that of the Adder, but I wouldn't know how it feels. 

 

hope this was helpful

Is the Corsair Katar red led?

[LazlowRave]

9 minutes ago, LazlowRave said:

Is the Corsair Katar red led?

stupid question. I can google that shit myself.

[TheoKA]

I bought the Azio EXO1-K (only $20) recently after my old mouse died and it's been serving me well. Comfy, lit with white LEDs and well-weighted, with the "classic" shape you're talking about (DPI hits at least 3500 too so you're covered there, and the mouse has 6 buttons).

[Ykno]

8 hours ago, Shiv78 said:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Essential-Ergonomic-Ambidextrous-Programmable/dp/B00KXYV6YW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1473119101&sr=8-4&keywords=g402

Razer's Abyssus 2014 seems like a decent option, similar price to the Corsair Katar mentioned above.

nah at the risk of starting a flame war nah im done with razer over priced gear with cheap parts.

[Ykno]

9 hours ago, tomomatic1 said:

Try the Corsair Katar. It does have 8000dpi, but that can be reduced with the button on the top. It is $49AUD though; just below your £30 price range. It does however look similar to that of the Adder, but I wouldn't know how it feels. 

 

hope this was helpful

 

1 hour ago, TheoKA said:

I bought the Azio EXO1-K (only $20) recently after my old mouse died and it's been serving me well. Comfy, lit with white LEDs and well-weighted, with the "classic" shape you're talking about (DPI hits at least 3500 too so you're covered there, and the mouse has 6 buttons).

two solid options ill add them to my list and look in to them more