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It seems hard to believe, but some of the cheaper mice are better. I'm currently using a cheap one from a local store, I think it cost around £35 and it works fine. I also play FPS so I tried to make sure that the one I bought has two main things, DPI (Dots Per Inch), the higher the better, multi-button, especially side buttons, I use that to reload my weapon, which is located under my right thumb.
Have a look at some and ask the shop if you can try it, see how it feels and moves, you should know quite quickly if it's the right mouse for your play style.
I've always banged on about Logitech Marble Mice because they are frankly awesome.
I'm disabled with spina bifida, and playing games and such means that my wrists and grip tends to be wonky especially over time.
So I wanted a mouse you don't have to physically move and was nice for holding your hand over it to stop the hurt. A Marble mous (trackball) served the purpose so I bought one. A friend also recommended them.
I never looked back - I've had 3 since the 1990s and they're not only brilliant but robust as hell. Only one of those 3 don't work and need attention.
It does take a few hours to get the hang of it and get your brain switched over, but when you do most people say it's just better than old mice.
So take a look at them.
https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/best/budget-cheap-gaming