What mouse do you use?
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licktheenvelope
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Mamba
DeathAdder 2013
I upgraded from a lower version of that, forget what model, great mouse
Hip Hop
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Currently using a Logitech G9X.
It was my first gaming mouse and I love it.
Since my keyboard does not have volume control, I use the official Logitech Gaming Software that allows me to customize the two buttons my mouse came with and added that function in.
Yours is supported too, go ahead and fiddle around with it. I'm sure you can add the F5 in there.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/suppo...s-gaming-mouse?section=downloads&bit=&osid=23
It was my first gaming mouse and I love it.
Since my keyboard does not have volume control, I use the official Logitech Gaming Software that allows me to customize the two buttons my mouse came with and added that function in.
Yours is supported too, go ahead and fiddle around with it. I'm sure you can add the F5 in there.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/suppo...s-gaming-mouse?section=downloads&bit=&osid=23
Ban Puncher
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A decade old Logitech MX1000 and a new Logitech m950t.
thats what she said
Retired my MX510 a couple months back - it finally bit the dust after trusty service since 2003. Now got a SteelSeries Sensei Wireless which is doing me veeeery nicely.
I read the review of that on Guru, sounds excellent, out of my price range
Currently flip flopping between a SteelSeries Sensei, a LogiTech MX518 (although it's pretty much dead now) and a LogiTech G9. Comfort is a big factor and I always look for a mouse that has little to no added acceleration or line adjustment which is something that never really gets mentioned on the box.
Great mouse, and one I used for a very long time (when it broke Logitech sent me a new one, twice!) but without a shadow of a doubt the best mouse I've ever used is a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0. No frills, no acceleration, plane smoothing or angle snapping, absolutely perfect for gaming.
Great mouse, and one I used for a very long time (when it broke Logitech sent me a new one, twice!) but without a shadow of a doubt the best mouse I've ever used is a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0. No frills, no acceleration, plane smoothing or angle snapping, absolutely perfect for gaming.
BitterSidekick
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Had this thing since 2006. Best mouse ever.
. best mouse i ever had, i got 2 in case 1 brokes down but it never did.
*knocks on the wood* its still working awesomely.
Glass Rebel
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Been using this for 5+ years. Great mouse.
Chinbo37
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Retired my MX510 a couple months back - it finally bit the dust after trusty service since 2003. Now got a SteelSeries Sensei Wireless which is doing me veeeery nicely.
Ya I was looking at that but I really hate that huge charging pad. Can you just plug it in via USB to charge it?
On all my computers I use a Logitech MX Anywhere mouse. This is a great all around mouse for surfing, even light gaming (non competitive). Batteries last a long time and it is really responsive.
I also have a Razer Orochi which is a great gaming mouse, and can be wireless (bluetooth) or wired. THe problem is that the batteries dont last very long and sometimes it doesnt like to connect after it goes to sleep... Its not a huge mouse, and is supposed to be for gaming laptops but I dont like big mice so the size is perfect for me.
LicenceToK1ll
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Logitech G400. awesome mouse and was very affordable
Same as the Dawg.
Visualante2
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Microsoft Intellimouse with a dodgy connection. Cheap and does the job.
I refuse to purchase an expensive mouse because I can not find anywhere that lets you try before you buy. Seems crazy to me to buy something like that online and blind.
I refuse to purchase an expensive mouse because I can not find anywhere that lets you try before you buy. Seems crazy to me to buy something like that online and blind.
Intheflorsh
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I bought a CM Storm Xornet a few months ago. It's dirt cheap but it feels like luxury.
Joseph Merrick
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steelseries sensei. got a few of these. it IS the ultimate gaming mouse. 
http://steelseries.com/products/mice/steelseries-sensei
got both of these (below), favourite is the black shiny one. rubber one is ok too. I managed to break my silver sensei by accidentally dropping it down some stairs and got both of these to replace it. beautiful mouse.
http://steelseries.com/products/mice/steelseries-sensei
got both of these (below), favourite is the black shiny one. rubber one is ok too. I managed to break my silver sensei by accidentally dropping it down some stairs and got both of these to replace it. beautiful mouse.
Same.
I did give my brothers Naga a try for a while but whilst it was extremely comfortable, I rarely used all the extra buttons if I'm honest. The Deathadder has suited me just fine though.
It really is. There is practically zero lag in wireless mode, it's insane.
You need the charging pad for its wireless feature (it uses its own wireless standard, annoyingly, but it's rock solid) but I don't mind it too much. Handily, yeah, you can charge it with the supplied (but proprietary) micro USB cable, but that kinda defeats the wireless purpose. Still, the regular Sensei is brill for a wired mouse, but man, after 11 years of my MX510, I figured why not go for the wireless haha.
Rinaldimanc
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Mine is just some low quality China made mouse
Though it wins me some matches in cs:go
Though it wins me some matches in cs:go
"so you bought a mouse with a tramp stamp..." - my GF
not even the matching backlight of my Lycosa keyboard could convince her of my setup's coolness...
still, an amazing mouse, both in ergonomics and looks. I'm not that hardcore of an FPS player to notice whether or not it's any good for that kind of stuff, really.