gaming mouse best gaming mouse

[kefizh]

which gaming mouse do you think is the best ? 

[MaxBunny]

7 minutes ago, kefizh said:

which steelseries gaming mouse do you think is the best ? 

The Rival/Rival 300 is their flagship. The Rival 700 is more flash than substance. The Rival 100 is just a cheapo plastic mouse. I don't know much about their Sensei or Kana lineup.

[NeoSk11zle]

Rival 100 aint bad but rival 300 I think is the best 

[kefizh]

5 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

The Rival/Rival 300 is their flagship. The Rival 700 is more flash than substance. The Rival 100 is just a cheapo plastic mouse. I don't know much about their Sensei or Kana lineup.

 

what about the sensei lineup

[MaxBunny]

Just now, kefizh said:

 

what about the sensei lineup

" I don't know much about their Sensei or Kana lineup. "

 

What I do know is that the Sensei's have less features because they're "raw". Maybe they use a laser instead of an optical? That's supposed to be better. And it could be that the Senseis are lighter than the Rivals, which some people prefer (the lighter/easier to move it is, the faster or less effort they have to use to aim).

[kefizh]

suggest other brands to at to the poll

[Hawoezeka]

no love for other brands, 

nevermind didn't see other post saying suggest other brands.

i like my nixeus though.

[Vox_Lusa]

Why is Mad Catz (Mad Catz... really?) on the poll but not Zowie or Mionix?? Imo any of these two make better mice than Mad Catz but to each it's own ofc.

 

The best Razer mouse from their current lineup imo is hands down the DeathAdder Chroma. The best Steelseries mouse would either be the Rival 300 or the Rival 700 (though I think the Rival 700 is a little bit overpriced for what it is and comes with some gimmicky features I don't like). The best Logitech mouse I can't really say / decide because I haven't used any of their current gaming mice available in the market, BUT I've heard mostly good feedback about their mice (people say the build quality tends to be good). Maybe the G900 (high price though...), the G502 or one of the newly announced/released G403 / G Pro?

About Corsair I can't really say much aswell because I've never owned any of their mice. But from the ones on the poll I'd be inclined to say the M65 Pro RGB mainly due to the optical sensor.

 

The Zowie mice (FK, EC-A and ZA series) are also good mice and the Mionix Castor might also be a good choice for someone with small to medium hands and claw or fingertip grips.

[eject91]

The only gaming mouse I've owned is the Logitech G700, and for the past 4 years I haven't found a single mouse I'd want to replace it with, not that I've been looking tho. Haven't tried any other brand but I'm sure it's far from the best. The build quality, materials, design are all great, tho the LMB has been glitching out a few times doing double inputs, and the Logitech software is enough, but well, not very good. But what's most important for me is the programmable button count and layout - they're all in good reach, maybe apart from the furthest pointer finger button, and they're not too much or too little, I don't play MOBAs or that stuff but I'll usually find a way to put at least 6 keys on my mouse.