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[Caleb187]

Zowie EC2 Evo. I was coming from an Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 and wanted something close in shape to that, but also an accurate sensor, low lift-off distance, and no custom drivers. It does all of this well. Only issue is the mousewheel kinda sucks for web browsing.

 

[nilbog21]

Anyone know where I can get a cheap steelseries sensei? Looks like a good mouse, was a big fan of the intellimouse

 

[Avex]

I use a Steelseries Rival for FPS and a Razer Naga 2014 for pretty much anything else. Love them both.

 

[Celcius]

I upgraded this year from a Logitech MX518 to a G400s. I like both.

 

[NIN90]

I'm using a Zowie FK1 right now. It's actually my favorite mouse so far and I've had a whole lot.

 

[greyskull]

Zowie EC2 Evo. I was coming from an Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 and wanted something close in shape to that, but also an accurate sensor, low lift-off distance, and no custom drivers. It does all of this well. Only issue is the mousewheel kinda sucks for web browsing.

I'm amused when the "legendary" Intellimouse comes up in conversations about gaming mice. People are so used to modern "gaming" mice, it's surprising to find out that something so simple, so cheap, made by Microsoft for regular office use, is such a solid option for even demanding shooters.

 

[jowell24]

RAT 7

I love this thing. I've been using it for like 3 years now and it's been great the whole time.

2 years for me. although I got a free replacement after half a year when the mouse stopped tracking for some reason.

This combined with Razer Goliathus is just smooth hnnnng

 

[Wookieomg]

The king:

Had this motha fucka since January 2008. God damn incredible.

 

[brennok]

The king: Had this motha fucka since January 2008. God damn incredible.

Mine died this past year and I had to pick up the G400s.

 

[ExMachina]

I currently use a Zowie FK which I got bundled with a Camade mouse bungie. It's super comfortable, sports a fantastic sensor, and has a ridiculously low LOD. Plus it doesn't require any proprietary software/drivers.

If I ever need to replace it, I'll go with the improved FK1 for sure. Though I'm also interested in trying out a Ninox Aurora (which is finally being released soon!).

My previous mouse was a Razer Deathadder that I used for over 5 years. Kind of heavy, but I really liked the shape and side buttons. It still works fine, save some wear on top buttons, but I'm not a fan of Razer's recent direction with all their Synapse stuff.

 

[bryt]

The Razer Deathadder! Love it.