Mouse recommendation for about £25?

[karl751]

Just wondered what people would recommend as I'm in need of a new one.
I play quite a few different games such as WOW, BF4 etc, so a bit of variation

[Ttaskmaster]

I really loved my CM Storm Inferno (£28 from Scan, at the time) and only swapped to teh Logitech 700S because it has more buttons and mine was free!

[ik9000]

logitech G400 (formerly known as the MX518). Great gaming mouse for a sensible price. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-G40...ech+g400+mouse

£30 inc shipping from Amazon.

[karl751]

I like both of them, but I'm thinking I prefer this as its black and blue which matches my comp
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker%C2%AE-...ords=anker+dpi
Anyone got or used one of these?

[MrRockliffe]

Have a look at the perixx MX 2000. I have it and it's fantastic. But for gaming, can't beat the Xornet at its price point.

[KimJongWill]

For £26 (incl. Shipping) you can get an Anker 8200dpi gaming mouse which I've heard very good things about.

Anker is a reliable company and I have got products from them before which I have been very please with.

Amazon.co.uk is where I've found the lowest price

[sqwerty]

logitech G400 (formerly known as the MX518). Great gaming mouse for a sensible price. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-G40...ech+g400+mouse

£30 inc shipping from Amazon.

Gotta second this vote.

[Jellyfish]

For £26 (incl. Shipping) you can get an Anker 8200dpi gaming mouse which I've heard very good things about.

Anker is a reliable company and I have got products from them before which I have been very please with.

Amazon.co.uk is where I've found the lowest price

I do like the look of that mouse for £20 or so, was checking out reviews (or trying to ) the only thing was possibly the side buttons being a bit clunky, but for £20 it looked pretty solid.

[Frankenfurter]

I got one of these about 18 months ago and I can highly recommend it:
edit: had a link here but I'm new so not allowed

TechNet 9800 - it's £22 on Amazon and as far as I know has been on 'sale' from £60 forever, as it was about that price when I got mine.

It's a little flimsy maybe but I imagine it compares to most others in the price range.
It has a good number of programmable and easy to reach buttons, adjustable DPI (you can assign changing DPI to a button too, useful for detail work if you're an artist, but it does go funny for a bit when you change it sometimes. Not sure on the value of that feature in gaming, mind) and, this is probably the most useful feature to you, you can have different profiles for the programmable button - like one for BF4 and one for WOW for example.

You can set a button to switch profiles too, so you could even have one for WOW roaming and another profile for WOW battling, with all your attack spells on it or what-have-you.

Good product.

[Rocketshoes]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LUPO-2-4GHz-...rds=lupo+mouse Got this mouse a year ago and haven't looked back since, it's got excellent battery life!

[MaeClark0318]

try Razer or CM storm though, or there is one cann Tt-esports,kind cheaper for gaming

[BradIey]

Go for something with the most buttons possible (aka Naga type) even if you don't think you'll use them as you grow as a player you use more and more. Something like this
aLLreli® 8200 DPI High Precision Programmable Laser Gaming Mouse for PC | 10 Programmable Buttons | 5 User Profiles | Omron Micro Switches | 1000Hz 12000F/S 150I/S 30G acceleration - Professional Equipment for Gamers

Be careful regardless of what mouse you choose they have a habit of breaking very easily and 2-3 weeks with a old mouse (I had to resort to 3 months with a ball mouse from the 90s when my g500 broke) if you're still under warranty is no fun