Mouse recommendations

I've got so many mice/keyboards my wife things I'm a peripheral junkie so there isn't much I haven't tried at some point.

Zowie EC1-A paired with the GS-R pad for all things FPS related is hands down one of the smoothest and most accurate setups I've ever owned. The mouse is light, solid, and the Avago 3310 optical sensor is a dream. No external software or drivers to install with the mouse supporting 400,800,1600 and 3200 DPI. The lift off distance is perfect and it's just overall a no bullshit mouse for $60 especially if you do any heavy FPS'ing.

Logitech G502 for everything else as this mouse is just a workhorse, I love it. It's a bit on the heavy side weighing in around 164g but the amenities make up for it.

A friend recommended the mionix castor and it has been grand so far. I got it a few months ago. It needs a real mousepad to work, and I wish I had gotten one of those huge ones as the more I play overwatch the more I turn my sensitivity down.

Bought the G602 last year after my first replies to this thread and it is still going strong. Unfortunately I can't say the same about the rechargeable Amazon batteries I got for it. Only time I have issues is when batteries are dying (duh).

Lanx said:

Yea i don't do cloth, my mousepad is a discontinued aluminum steelseries and i use ceramic mice feet. i do have discontinued frosted glass icemats too.

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This posted was the most hipster thing I could ever read about mice.

Im jealous of course

A better analogy is brahma with his McDonald's shoes

He's gonna strap them to his rims.

Can you post pics

I use this mouse and I love it. I can't stand wired mice.

Wireless Gaming Mouse - G602 - Logitech

I had my first one replaced because the mouse wheel stopped me from being able to click reliably with it. Logitech replaced it for me with a pretty painless process(didn't even have to return the defective mouse) and I haven't had any problems with the new one. It's pretty good on battery life too. Two Eneloops last about 2-3 months at least.

I own 3 logitech g600's and i use them from everything to pc gaming to xim on my xbox.

I just got the Steelseries Rival 500 MMO mouse and first impressions are it's better than the Logitech G600 mouse it replaced. Feels good in the hand. Nice button placement. Little pricey at 79.99 but had what I wanted for features.

Not enough buttons, i have all my thumb buttons mapped.

I recently bought a Logitech G900 and have really liked it so far. It took me a while to get adjusted too because it was a bit narrower than my old mouse. It can be used wirelessly or plugged in, and the tracking wirelessly works just the same as far as i can tell. The charge on it is awesome and works for something like 24 hours unplugged. Downsides are price as it is quite expensive and maybe not enough buttons on the thimb for some. I would buy it again though if given the choice.