Any alternative to logitech mice?

[Gerrard]

Slightly related, but going by the reviews listed above, the Logitech G502 looks to be a good all-rounder, and for the next couple of hours is £33 at Amazon as part of their lightning deal.

[Thorsson]

I got this one. and I love it.
http://www.ebuyer.com/625710-asus-ec...0699&pkw=&pmt=

Looks like a re-badged Logitech to me.

[jim]

Looks like a re-badged Logitech to me.

I'd be very surprised if it was. The Echelon will likely be similar to the STRIX Claw, though a touch cheaper.

[Thorsson]

Agree , nice it's only 1 AA as well, I can't see myself ever not having recharged it, but no great pain to stick a normal battery in if required. TBH got plenty of rechargeable AAs, which only take 15mins to recharge on dedicated recharger.

IMO normal AA or AAA battery is way better having tried both. Never stuck with proprietary tech.

[Thorsson]

I'd be very surprised if it was.

OK, so it's a rip-off then.

[Thorsson]

I've been using Mice pretty much since the first 2-button mouse (i.e. non-Mac) came out. For the last 20ish years I've stuck to Logitech for a few simple reasons:

1. The Customer Service is second to none - I haven't even had to buy a mouse for years, as the last two times I had a failure Logitech replaced it with a more up-to-date model FOC

2. They work seamlessly with everything I've thrown at them

3. It's smoother than a virgin's thigh (if such exists)

4. Despite dire predictions by numerous people, my wireless Logitech mouse (and keyboard) works instantly; all the time (uhuh, even when booting up)

Last time I bought one was the best buy I ever made; except maybe that cashmere suit I bought on Black Friday, US stylee, that had been accidentally given the wrong price tag ($750-> $150).

[Razor Time]

Gotta say every time I need a new mouse I look at other makes but I always end up buying Logitech.

[Kovoet]

Every time I land up going back to Logitech and they have the best customer service

[gupsterg]

G700S £37.12 delivered via Amazon.fr

Above price is using Amazon's own currency conversions system, potentially cheaper via a currency conversion friendly CC.

IMO only other one I considered when selecting the G700S was SteelSeries Sensei Wireless, but wasn't prepared to pay the price and thought the G700S was better.

[dotdrew]

I've been using the G502 for the past year-ish and having come from super-lightweight "silent" mice (I had misophonia from mouse clicks) it's surprised me how using a good quality mouse can make a difference. Has anyone here used an MX Master? I recently purchased one on a good deal and am looking forward to using it on the go with my laptop.

[emmaraiso]

Pcgamer and Techrader has best review and if you want a best one in cheap price you can read this article toptechreview.tech/best-cheap-gaming-mouse
Logitech G402 is best for gaming (It is just my opinion). I am a online gamer.