Advice on wireless mouse needed

[Light-Yagami]

I've been looking into wireless mice lately. I'm looking for something around 100 grams, good optical sensor (3360, 3366), semi big body (I've medium-large hands) and good battery life. Also preferably quiet, since I'm getting annoyed by my Death Adder Elite left click screaming. (really loud mouse) I'll also be using it in classes, where loud mice get really annoying..

 

Is Logitech G403 a good option? I've seen lots of positive reviews. I'll use it to game and to work, so I need it to be accurate and durable. I'm prepared to spend around 90 bucks for it.

 

Thanks in advance for your advice

 

[ShadySocks]

Maybe get a MX Master and use the Deathadder for gaming.

[Crunchy Dragon]

I'd probably get one, as long as it doesn't eat up batteries. The last wireless mouse I had cost quite a bit in monthly AAA battery purchases

[Light-Yagami]

1 minute ago, ShadySocks said:

Maybe get a MX Master and use the Deathadder for gaming.

Death Adder is my gaming mouse on desktop and I'm okay with it. But I need a second high performance mouse that can also game. MX master is 100bucks, which puts it out of my reach. even $90 is stretching it. Also yes, I'm converting from EUR currency, and here - prices are a bit high. smh

[Light-Yagami]

3 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I'd probably get one, as long as it doesn't eat up batteries. The last wireless mouse I had cost quite a bit in monthly AAA battery purchases

I'm only considering rechargeable mice. Built in battery. The tend to be a bit lighter and better balanced. Also, I'm really not a fan of buying extra batteries.. 

[Crunchy Dragon]

1 minute ago, Light-Yagami said:

I'm only considering rechargeable mice. Built in battery. The tend to be a bit lighter and better balanced. Also, I'm really not a fan of buying extra batteries.. 

Good idea.

[kb5zue]

Logitech Performance MX.  I have been using one for years and it takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'.  It is great for my large hands and fingers along with being rechargeable.  It has a button on the top so that you can change the wheel from a clicking wheel to a silent, no click wheel.  Personally I like the clicking wheel but if need be, you could simply turn off the click for when in class.  It also has battery low-charge indicator lights on it so when the light says "feed me" simply plug it in to a regular USB slot and it will charge.  Check it out at the Logitech website below.  Can't say how many times I have knocked it off the desk to the floor and I have never had a problem with it.

 

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/performance-mouse-mx?crid=7

 

[NumLock21]

MX Master 2s. Up to 4,000 dpi and DarkField laser tracking so works on almost any surface even glass.

[Light-Yagami]

15 minutes ago, kb5zue said:

Logitech Performance MX.  I have been using one for years and it takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'.  It is great for my large hands and fingers along with being rechargeable.  It has a button on the top so that you can change the wheel from a clicking wheel to a silent, no click wheel.  Personally I like the clicking wheel but if need be, you could simply turn off the click for when in class.  It also has battery low-charge indicator lights on it so when the light says "feed me" simply plug it in to a regular USB slot and it will charge.  Check it out at the Logitech website below.  Can't say how many times I have knocked it off the desk to the floor and I have never had a problem with it.

 

https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/performance-mouse-mx?crid=7

 

Thank you for reply, but unfortunately they don't sell or ship this mouse to my country. Best I can get is Logitech MX anywhere 2S ($88) or MX Master 2S ($110). 

[Hiya!]

You cant go wrong with the G403. but the wireless version is a bit heavy above 100Grams.

But overall is a great wireless mouse under $70.

I am about to suggest the G703 if u want a long battery life but your budget is limited.

It uses HERO sensor (High Efficiency Rated Optical) Perform as good as PWM3366 but its more efficient.

Just go with the G403 u wont find any wireless mouse that is better than that around that price range.

 

[Rupe]

9 hours ago, Hiya! said:

I am about to suggest the G703 if u want a long battery life but your budget is limited.

It uses HERO sensor (High Efficiency Rated Optical) Perform as good as PWM3366 but its more efficient.

You're thinking of the G603 that takes batterys and uses the hero sensor. The G703 is just the G403 wireless + Powerplay + 50 million click switches (Up from 20 Million)

[Hiya!]

1 minute ago, Rupe said:

You're thinking of the G603 that takes batterys and uses the hero sensor. The G703 is just the G403 wireless + Powerplay + 50 million click switches (Up from 20 Million)

Oh yeah hehe thanks for clarifying that me.

Although i would take that switch lifespan with a grain of salt nowadays