'Gaming' mice - worth it?

[Mutley]

its a very personal thing. Took me ages to move away from my old Microsoft mouse (with the track ball) - I liked the weight and shape.

[Singh400]

Does anyone have a Razer mouse with a squeaky mouse wheel? It's driving me nuts! Anyone got any solutions?

[directhex]

Does anyone have a Razer mouse with a squeaky mouse wheel? It's driving me nuts! Anyone got any solutions?

No, the wheel on my Razer is one of the best bits!

[dfour]

I agree, a mouse that fits your hand and your gaming style is well worth the money.

[^SwITcH^]

I've got an MX-518, well two actually and I've had them for years. I really wouldn't settle for anything else - they help you with your game incredibly. I've been thinking about getting a G5 for a bit now which is an upgrade from the MX-518. Fantastic mice, I would pick one up if you can they are dirt cheap now!

Another vote for the 518 - i've got quite long fingers, and have found some "erganomic" mice to be quite uncomfortable, but the Logitech is spot on. Also - whilst the variable dpi I didn't find particularly useful for my mousing style - it's handy for stuff like photoshop!

[Singh400]

No, the wheel on my Razer is one of the best bits!

Ah crapola. Look like I shall be contacting Scan/Razer UK

[chockimon]

I'm using the Saitek Cyborg, best mouse I've had yet. Looks a bit weird but excellent for gaming and the extra buttons come in handy.