Mouse Thread What do you use, and how do you like it? I'm

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>your favorite mouse hasn't been in production in over a decade
why live?

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>perfect sensor
>Omron switches all round
>comfy shape
>adjustable weight
>RGB lighting if you're into that
>comfy as fuck PBT shell
>no bloatware, just plug and play

Only negatives are the sensor position (it's set a bit far back) and the empty weight (120g).

>using a g502 for a year now
>thinking of side grading to a g403 or zowie fk-*
Should I?

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I hate the Razer meme image and don't wanna buy one or be seen using one, but I have to say I tried a couple of their mouses out the other day and they felt great. Is there anything non-razer that's similar to the deathadder?

>>57408141
Probably a Steelseries Rival, or one of Zowie's mice. They all share a similar ergonomic shape.

I'm thinking of getting the g403. It has the same sensor as the g502 without the dpi meme buttons. It also sort of has the deathadder shape.

>>57408085
Babbys first mouse he bought with his own money. Only options are:

Any roccat optical
Mionix castor
Ducky secret
New FK1/2 revisions
G skill mouse
If you're a mouth breathing palm gripper the rival 700 (g users hands are big enough so this won't work anyway baby dicks)

my g400 is dying after about 4 years of use, where do i go now?

>>57408141
I personally think the deathadder is the only razer product that's 100% reasonable to purchase. Its pretty much perfect until it starts double clicking, which you can kind of fix.

There's also lots of good logitech mice, pretty much any G-series one is good

g602. Lag free wireless and forgetable battery life. Also has more than enough buttons that don't get in the way.
I might get another since it might get discontinued in favor of the g900.

>>57408085
i use a g502
it's comfy
i like it

>>57408111
>pbt
wont it break easily?

>>57408085
I have both the g402 and g502. Both are amazing, but I would recommend the g502 if you game more, and the g402 if you browse more. The g502 is slightly heavier on the wrist

>>57408881
Doesn't feel like it will, the shell's really thick. PBT is stronger than ABS anyway.
Plus, there's no coating to peel/flake/otherwise wear off over time.

Microsoft: MLT04 >500hz
Optical Blue
Intellimouse Wheel Mouse Optical
Intellimouse Opitcal 1.1
Intellimouse Explorer 3.0

Logitech:
mx300/mx310/mx500/mx510/mx518/g1/g100s/g400/g400s/g402
G303 Daedalus Apex 3366
G502 Proteus Spectrum 3366 HEAVY
G900 Chaos Spectrum WIRELESS 3366
G102 ?
GPRO 3366
G403 Prodigy/Wireless 3366

Zowie/Benq: 3310
EC/1/2-A
FK/1+/1/2
ZA1/1/2/3

Final Mouse:
Classic Ergo 3310
Tournament Pro 3310
Scream One 3360

Razer:
Abyssus 3988
Abysuss v2 3329?
DeathAdder 2k13 3988
DeathAdder Chroma 3989
DeathAdder Elite 3389

Dream Machine:
DM1 Pro S 3360
DM1 Pro 3310
DM2 Comfy 3310

Steelseries:
Rival 700 3360 HEAVY
Rival 500 3360 HEAVY
Rival 300 3310
Rival 100 3059

Cougar:
Revenger 3360
550M 3988
530M 3310
500M 3090
450M 3310
400M 3090
300M 3090

Roccat:
Kone XTD Optical 3988
Kone Pure Military 3310

Asus:
ROG Gladius S3988
ROG Sica 3310
Stix Claw 3310

Mionix:
Avior 7000 3310
Naos 7000 3310
Naos QG 3360
Castor 3310

EVGA:
Torq X5 3988
Torq X3 3090

Other:
Nixeus Revel 3360
Cooler Mastermouse Pro L 3360
Corsair Gaming M65 PRO 3360
Ducky Secret 3310
Ducky Secret M 3310
Genius m6-600 3310
Genius M6-400 3310
Fnatic Flick Optical Mouse 3310
Fnatic Clutch Optical Gaming Mouse 3310
Gigabyte XM300 S3988
Hori Edge 101 S3988
QPAD 8k Optical 3310
Tesoro Saggita Spectrum 3310
Ninox Aurora BST 3090

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>>57408085

>>57408085
You posted the best one

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I had been using G400 and bought this recently because I can't move my right arm too much right now. 9 comfies/10, the software options are little buggy (might be the fault of win 7) and the scroll wheel is attached on a plastic arm. Usually the wheel's axle is in guides and is supported by a button switch and a spring. Here it is fixed in the plastic arm that touches the switch, so you can't take out the spring to make the middle button press lighter. Also, they could put at least one button more in there (for the ring finger like in Elecom). I actually wanted to buy Elecom but the shipping would take too long. I'm considering enabling acceleration since with the current speed it's not precise enough to select single letters comfortably and I can't cover the whole screen in one swipe as well.