Need a gaming mouse

[noize]

I have this mouse too. The thing comes with pre-bashed effect which is probably the closest this things gonna come to breaking!

[Mackem]

The Logitech G9X is a really good mouse for the price and it isn't too big. It's great if you prefer a smaller mouse as opposed to bigger ones such as the G500, Deathadder etc.

[ehhhhhhh]

I'm using a Roccat Kone. It's very nice overall. Once it broke unfortunately but I got a new one (sealed box) within a week.

[polosistealth]

i'm using a Nexus wired silent mouse and my wife loves it

[DLUK]

The Logitech G9X is a really good mouse for the price and it isn't too big. It's great if you prefer a smaller mouse as opposed to bigger ones such as the G500, Deathadder etc.

The G9X COD: Modern Warfare 3 edition is a epic value star buy at many retailers right now. You get the mouse with the 'other cover' weights & a MW3 mouse mat for £30*
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/logit...stable-usb-cod

*And the G9x has been a £50-60 mouse for a long time...

[stothy]

Yeh I'm considering that G9X right now with the G105, cannot see this mouse mat anywhere though!

[Mackem]

The G9X COD: Modern Warfare 3 edition is a epic value star buy at many retailers right now. You get the mouse with the 'other cover' weights & a MW3 mouse mat for £30*
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/logit...stable-usb-cod

*And the G9x has been a £50-60 mouse for a long time...

Yes that's a very good deal regardless of the fact that it is MW3 branded.

[GTX Matt]

mionix naos 3200 is a superb gaming mouse at a great price.

+1 on this one, I got mine for £35 from OCUK

[MrBlu3z]

I'd agree with the people suggesting the R.A.T 7 or below. My friend has one and it was a huge change having something for my thumb to rest properly on. Has a lot of customisation too. Otherwise I'd take a look at corsair's new range, they seem pretty nice, but I haven't read any reviews on them yet.

[NecroAngel]

I've had several Deathadders that died on me. Currently using an MX518 that's going strong. I'd recommend it.

[ToyBox]

I never had chance to use R.A.T. 7, but he kinda look bulky. I wonder how he feels in hand.

[ik9000]

I never had chance to use R.A.T. 7, but he kinda look bulky. I wonder how he feels in hand.

Like 7 wriggly rats by any chance?

[DonLeo17]

i havent had much experience with lots of mice but im using the g400 and am really happy with it. i wanted the g500 but couldnt afford it.
anyway you probably wont like the g400 since it seems similar to the g500

[kaelthun]

I had the same problem, logitech gave me really bad cramps in my right hand pinky and ring fingers. So much so that I needed to keep it in mind for raid nights and relax my hand every now and again. At the end of a proper gaming night it'd be shattered.

I looked at a lot of mice and eventually just settled on giving one a cheap trial: Gigabyte M6900. Figured that if I was going to be in pain it better not cost me. Thing is, I haven't had any discomfort since. It's a light weight mouse with three dpi toggles, simple lighting and 2 extra buttons. Scroll wheel clicks nice and at £16 for the M6900 and only £27 for the M6980 (which is slightly better) I don't think other gaming mice beat it. I've tried razr, logitech and steelseries, none of them helped.

I guess sometimes a large problem can be solved for a small price

[Chipps]

I also use the Logitech G9x Laser mouse and I LOVE it! Best mouse I've ever used. Programmable profiles, dpi switching on the fly, interchangeable grips, the weight of it, etc...etc...

Can't recommend this mouse enough

Cheers!

[imunkee]

This mouse is amazing. G9x +1

I also use the Logitech G9x Laser mouse and I LOVE it! Best mouse I've ever used. Programmable profiles, dpi switching on the fly, interchangeable grips, the weight of it, etc...etc...

Can't recommend this mouse enough

Cheers!