Best Gaming Mouse?

[A Silver]

I have a Mad Catz Mous 9 which is great but when doing fine adjustments in games like KSP i find it rather inaccurate most likely as it is wireless. I like razer mice as they can sync with my keyboard but they are way too expensive. Any suggestions for around £40-60 with at least 4 programmable buttons?

[Haeking]

Just now, A Silver said:

I have a Mad Catz Mous 9 which is great but when doing fine adjustments in games like KSP i find it rather inaccurate most likely as it is wireless. I like razer mice as they can sync with my keyboard but they are way too expensive. Any suggestions for around £40-60 with at least 4 programmable buttons?

Razer is not the mouse you want to go for, the best mice include that of the Logitech Mice, Steelseries, and the Zowie mouse series. I personally have a Zowie FK2 and love the mouse, check out these brands for mice and see what you like, all there sensors are very great, but I've just been noticing that razers mice sensors have been off since 2012/2013 as a mouse lover

[handymanshandle]

My Corsair m65 Pro RGB has been good aside from the scroll wheel giving out on me about 6 months after purchase. Waiting on Corsair to respond to my RMA ticket. I mean so that is something to keep in mind, but it's still a great mouse.

[handymanshandle]

Just now, Haeking said:

Razer is not the mouse you want to go for, the best mice include that of the Logitech Mice, Steelseries, and the Zowie mouse series. I personally have a Zowie FK2 and love the mouse, check out these brands for mice and see what you like, all there sensors are very great, but I've just been noticing that razers mice sensors have been off since 2012/2013 as a mouse lover

Speaking of logitech, honestly I was going to go with a G502 RGB over the m65 but I liked the look of the m65 and the price of it over the G502.

[Mr.Magnificent]

3 minutes ago, A Silver said:

I have a Mad Catz Mous 9 which is great but when doing fine adjustments in games like KSP i find it rather inaccurate most likely as it is wireless. I like razer mice as they can sync with my keyboard but they are way too expensive. Any suggestions for around £40-60 with at least 4 programmable buttons?

Well, steelseries makes the best mice for your buck, especially for shooters, but ksp should do fine aswell.

[Haeking]

Just now, wcreek said:

Speaking of logitech, honestly I was going to go with a G502 RGB over the m65 but I liked the look of the m65 and the price of it over the G502.

Logitech hand feel is quite on point, whatever they are doing is perfect for the average consumer paired with choice rgb and great price ranging, its the same with Steel series too

[handymanshandle]

Just now, Haeking said:

Logitech hand feel is quite on point, whatever they are doing is perfect for the average consumer paired with choice rgb and great price ranging, its the same with Steel series too

The m65 feels nice too. But the Logitech is made with more plastic so I'm not so sure that it would've been just as free from the issue my m65 has.

[Aytex]

2 minutes ago, Mr.Magnificent said:

Well, steelseries makes the best mice for your buck, especially for shooters, but ksp should do fine aswell.

Meh steelseries is not even close to being best mice for your buck.

[Mr.Magnificent]

Just now, Aytex said:

Meh steelseries is not even close to being best mice for your buck.

not even close? i consider them the best for csgo, light and fast, not many buttons though... but they definitely last longer than razer mice

[NinJake]

Logitech G502 ftw

[Aytex]

4 minutes ago, Mr.Magnificent said:

not even close? i consider them the best for csgo, light and fast, not many buttons though... but they definitely last longer than razer mice

Well if you take into consideration Chinese mice. Or small brand mice with great QC you can find much cheaper for the same specs.

[Rupe]

1 minute ago, NinJake said:

Logitech G502 ftw

I agree, if you are someone looking for a mouse with some extra buttons, a good sensor and shape the G502 is an ideal mouse, if your mainly playing games like KSP then the weight of the mouse won't be an issue. It's not a super heavy mouse but for competitive shooters it is on the heavy side.

[A Silver]

16 minutes ago, wcreek said:

My Corsair m65 Pro RGB has been good aside from the scroll wheel giving out on me about 6 months after purchase. Waiting on Corsair to respond to my RMA ticket. I mean so that is something to keep in mind, but it's still a great mouse.

Two questions, first can I use corsair link to control the lighting and second does it have a friction less scroll wheel like the g502?

[handymanshandle]

Just now, A Silver said:

Two questions, first can I use corsair link to control the lighting and second does it have a friction less scroll wheel like the g502?

The m65 uses CUE (Corsair Utility Engine) and uh... It's not frictionless  normally but in the case of mine with the scroll wheel being broken it is frictionless in some way. But of course it doesn't work then.

[Mr.Magnificent]

4 minutes ago, Aytex said:

Well if you take into consideration Chinese mice. Or small brand mice with great QC you can find much cheaper for the same specs.

no, its not about "specs" with mice

Its half buildquality, half ergonomics and fit, so it can differ for everyone

[NinJake]

3 minutes ago, wcreek said:

The m65 uses CUE (Corsair Utility Engine) and uh... It's not frictionless  normally but in the case of mine with the scroll wheel being broken it is frictionless in some way. But of course it doesn't work then.

Well the G502 has a button you can press to essentially have the scroll wheel "unlocked" and scroll for a very long time.

[handymanshandle]

Just now, NinJake said:

Well the G502 has a button you can press to essentially have the scroll wheel "unlocked" and scroll for a very long time.

yeah, in some cases I can see that being very useful. For me it really couldn't matter.

[A Silver]

Thanks everyone for the input and I will go with the G502 as it has more programmable buttons and I like the idea of the friction less scroll wheel.

[Phantonex]

I would stay away from Razer products, I can recommend the zowie ec1-a.

[festivepopcorn]

While, I don't know much about sensors and etc. I am pretty sure Logitech currently has the best gaming mouse. Here's some better information — https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/697z3b/what_mousemice_have_the_best_sensor/

[PETRGangKing]

I like my Asus Rog Spatha. The corsair m65's are nice too.