Features - QOTW: Which mouse do you use for PC gaming?

[zdn1042]

A Razer Abyssus Mirror. One year and thankfully, still working fine.

[Brian224]

Cyborg RAT-7 The "pinkie" rest stops my little finger getting sore rubbing on the mousemat, and it is the only mouse which hasn't given me cramp. Only complaint is that with the palmrest fully extended it has a tendency to tip backward if I am not using an ErgoRest to support my arm.

To be honest, I mainly use it for Word though

[JoshInSpace]

Logitech G300. Managed to snag one for $10 when Centrecom (Australian retailer) had the limited offer and haven't needed to change mouse since then; has enough buttons for my games and enough dpi without overdoing it. It's also ambidextrous meaning anyone else who isn't left-handed can use my computer.

[DustAddicted]

Razer Lachesis, before I had a Razer Copperhead.
I really like the look and touch of Razer Mice and keyboards, (keyboard : Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2013)

[Breadloaf]

Cyborg R.A.T. 9 Gaming Mouse Great mouse but the batteries could last longer.

[BLABLABLA]

Still using my (second, warranty replaced) Logitech MX1000. Awesome mouse, my first proper gaming peripheral and still stands up now. The PSU for the charger was made of cheese and blew up, but an Ebay replacement has stood up well. No issues with wireless lag etc - played some mean CS without issue.

Logitech MX1000 for me too. It will be 10 years old this year! Still works perfectly (after I cleaned about 8 years of gunk out of it ) Charger still works and I get more than two days out of a charge, never had to buy a battery for it.

Until manufacturers make a mouse with the side buttons in the right place I'll keep it. If it dies I'll go to a G700.

Do yourself a favour and get the G700s a lot of G700 users have memory and button problems. Logitech is more than happy to replace them since they have a great warranty program but the 700s doesn't seem to have the same problems as the 700.

[Meowmatt]

Steelseries Rival. Before that I had a G9, G9x, G500 and G700 and I can say that the Rival is easily the most accurate and comfortable mouse I have ever used.

[anselhelm]

A Logitech G500, so long as you don't hold it next to your ear, it's great

Same. Lovely mouse to use.

[Brewster0101]

Logitech MX518 has been my trusty mate for 7 or more years. Is due an upgrade now and the Corsair M65 is on my hit list - Logitech just don't seem to have a good gaming mouse that is glitch free at the moment.

[jnutt]

Gigabyte M6900

[cheesemp]

Gigabyte M6880. £8 at amazon. So good I got a second one for my laptop. I'm sure i could pay more for better but it does all I want!

[genkifd]

G9x just a great comfortable, reliable mouse.

[george1979]

Another very happy Logitech MX518 owner here. Over three years of heavy usage and it barely shows it at all. Great mouse.

[Noli]

Back in the day I spent a fair amount on a Razer Boomslang (rollerball version!). It wasn't nearly as ergonomic as it looked - got hand cramps and worse of all, the buttons were so *stiff*. Twitch finger sniper there was not. Glad to have ebayed it.

Logitech G9 for about a decade(?) and very happy - a little long in the tooth now but I've no need for better.

[krsboss]

Been using a Corsair M60 since it came out...haven't tried anything by Razer / Saitek, however plus with my K90, 600T & AX-860i could be considered a little bit of a fanboy!

[hellig]

naga epic since i mainly play mmo's