I have a wired mouse
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826123002&cm_re=a4tech_x718-_-26-123-002-_-Product
but I feel like its sensor is not the best plus the wire drags and is annoying (I have a pretty unique gaming setup)
I tried a wireless mouse that had good reviews
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826146029&cm_re=m9_ice_mouse-_-26-146-029-_-Product
but ended up being nearly useless as it froze often, and during MP games this is unacceptable. I also have a G930 wireless headset so maybe it interfers with that
TL;DR
Are there any good wireless mice that are known for their good sensor and top notch signal (minimum risk of interference / freezes)
The g900 is pretty much perfect. Would not pay RRP though.
>>58654591
i've had good luck with Logitech, fwiw
Heaps of people meme Logitech mx master
>>58655986
>g900
>>58656357
I actually just ordered a g900 to try out to replace my master MX. Might move the MX to laptop and work duty. I really like the master, but it stutters around occasionally and has some wonky connectivity issues sometimes. It's super light and battery lasts forever though so if you aren't gaming its perfect.
On another note, I need a super comfy mouse pad to go with my new mouse.
Cant afford a g900? Get the g403, same sensor and wireless tech.
>>58656357
>>58657314
I love mine, zero issues.
Would buy another if it was half price to leave at work (can't be arsed to carry it everyday).
Been pondering the idea.
Razer mamba is THE best.
It will also impress your female classmates as you connect it to your for some reason overspec'd school computer to pwn some n00bs on cs.
Looks like I'll go with the G403 as it seems to have the best sensor
Thanks for the suggestions
>>58654591
The only times I've had any trouble with wireless mice was when they were by second rate companies. Stick with Logitech, MS, Razor, etc...