Gaming Mouse

[Jadan]

Hey,

I'm looking for a new mouse as the one I currently have (Thermaltake Talon Blu) has been giving me connectivity issues. My budget is anywhere from £0-£50. The games I usually play are shooters such as Fortnite and Warframe though I do casually play CS:GO or Battlefield every now and then. 

Much appreciated.

[GDRRiley]

I love my corsiar saber RGB but you really just need to go to a story and try some mouses to find one you like. 

[doomsriker]

3 minutes ago, Jadan said:

Hey,

I'm looking for a new mouse as the one I currently have (Thermaltake Talon Blu) has been giving me connectivity issues. My budget is anywhere from £0-£50. The games I usually play are shooters such as Fortnite and Warframe though I do casually play CS:GO or Battlefield every now and then. 

Much appreciated.

If you just want a cheap mouse that will work, I would get this. 

 

https://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Gaming-Buttons-Ergonomic-CENTROPHORUS/dp/B00HTK1NCS/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1523496914&sr=8-3&keywords=redragon+mouse

[doomsriker]

5 minutes ago, Jadan said:

Hey,

I'm looking for a new mouse as the one I currently have (Thermaltake Talon Blu) has been giving me connectivity issues. My budget is anywhere from £0-£50. The games I usually play are shooters such as Fortnite and Warframe though I do casually play CS:GO or Battlefield every now and then. 

Much appreciated.

This might help. 

 

 

[EunSoo]

Also, the Logitech G402 is a nice mouse. Good sensor and on the lighter side of FPSs. I've also heard the Corsair M65 is good though they a different fit so I'd pick whichever one feels more natural/comfortable

[Jasun]

For csgo, I would reccomend some ZOWIE mouse. They're very simplistic and only has the buttons that you need. I can also reccomend the Razer DeathAdder but it isn't that good for its price point. You can browse around on Amazon. They have many discounts on these types of things. 

[Jadan]

6 minutes ago, doomsriker said:

This might help. 

 

 

I'll take a look, thanks

[Jadan]

9 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

I love my corsiar saber RGB but you really just need to go to a story and try some mouses to find one you like. 

I don't think there are any stores in the UK where mice are out for sample but I'll do some research, thanks.

[DarkEnergy]

2 minutes ago, Jasun said:

For csgo, I would reccomend some ZOWIE mouse. They're very simplistic and only has the buttons that you need. I can also reccomend the Razer DeathAdder but it isn't that good for its price point. You can browse around on Amazon. They have many discounts on these types of things. 

Oh god, nothing by Razer. It'll break in less than a year. 

[Jadan]

6 minutes ago, SCGazelle said:

Also, the Logitech G402 is a nice mouse. Good sensor and on the lighter side of FPSs. I've also heard the Corsair M65 is good though they a different fit so I'd pick whichever one feels more natural/comfortable

I was doing a bit of research and heard a lot of good things about this mouse, I'll take a look.

[Jadan]

3 minutes ago, Jasun said:

For csgo, I would reccomend some ZOWIE mouse. They're very simplistic and only has the buttons that you need. I can also reccomend the Razer DeathAdder but it isn't that good for its price point. You can browse around on Amazon. They have many discounts on these types of things. 

I've previously had a deathadder and it stopped working within months so not really a fan of Razer products, although I'll take a look at the zowie mouse.

[dizmo]

G502 is decent, I love my Thermaltake Level 10 M but it's heavier, I have a GSKill MX780 which seems nice so far but I don't have many hours on it yet. It's a lower profile mouse compared to my Thermaltake though.

[Jadan]

2 minutes ago, dizmo said:

G502 is decent, I love my Thermaltake Level 10 M but it's heavier, I have a GSKill MX780 which seems nice so far but I don't have many hours on it yet. It's a lower profile mouse compared to my Thermaltake though.

G502 seems very complex and I'm a fan of simple mice although I'll take a look at the others, thanks.

[michael52399]

The G203/G102 is inexpensive, has an insanely good sensor, and has the exact same body as the more expensive G Pro. if you are a fan of smaller mice than that's what I recommend.