Best fps gaming mouse?

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So I'm kinda done with Razer's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t changing my sensitivity randomly.
I'm looking to get a Zowie EC2-A and wonder if there are any better and/or cheaper options.

My hands are about 17cm(Length)x8.5cm(width).
I don't really want to deal with software and drivers.

[MonoAlice]

Go to the shop
Pick a mouse you like
Done

[Astro_80 (WASH YOUR HANDS!)]

Corsair Harpoon RGB

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Try out SteelSeries's new Rival 310 and 610.

[Talby]

I would check out the G403[www.amazon.com] which is currently under $50 and the venerable G203[www.amazon.com] on sale for $26 (but may be a bit small for your hand with a palm grip, claw may work)

There are the generic mice that use the pmw3360 that I am curious about, like the Nixeus Revel[www.amazon.com] and the Plugable Performance Mouse[www.amazon.com] at the $30 mark and there is even an M65 clone, the Rii MMO[www.amazon.com] for $26.

[Supafly]

Publicado originalmente por Em3rgency:

Go to the shop
Pick a mouse you like
Done

^^^ This
Personally I've always had goodluck with Logitech. Still have an old one that is almost 20 years old as a backup.....missing one of the little rubber soles but rest still good.

Currently using a G502 Spectrum which I love. It's not the cheapest mouse but well worth the money imo.

[Sticky Honeybuns]

I have probably owned more gaming mice than everyone on this thread combined alone. I, for some reason go through mice like crazy and I'm not 20 so I have a lot of years of experience.

I have owned razer, roccat, corsair, steel series, Logitech, and several different models of each brand.

My overall favorite brand is Logitech, for gaming mice only. After all these years only my Logitech gaming mice are the ones to survive in good working condition.

My favorite mouse on pure functionality is the roccat Kone pure. It also excels in form factor.

For mobile gaming mice I have to say my razer orichi. Good for really small hands too.

If I were to recommend which brand though, I would have to say find something in the Logitech brand that fits your needs, FPS, mmo, etc.

[Talby]

Publicado originalmente por Sticky Honeybuns:

...After all these years only my Logitech gaming mice are the ones to survive in good working condition....

in full agreement - my MX518 is still going strong since ~2004, and do not recall having to toss a logitech mouse due to random failure. Ragequit failure, I don't think anyone makes one *that* strong - and if they did it would have to be cast iron or something and way too heavy.

Also agree w/ Roccat, very high build quality on all models.

[Arya]

https://www.swiftpoint.com/product/swiftpoint-z-mouse/

For those who enjoy solving simple problems with complex and ridiculously expensive high-tech engineering solutions.

Ridiculous and overpriced mice aside, I would recommend a Corsair M65. The Harpoon may look good, but they're unreliable and have several well-known design faults. The older M65 is known to work very well, and it's the best value-for-money FPS mouse currently on the market.

It has an extremely light weight, a DPI drop button and Pixart's 3360 Optical Sensor. Everything you need, and nothing you don't.

[Camper Bubba]

Mionix Castor

[EliteGamer]

Logitech G502 RGB Proteus Spectrum.

[☥ 𝔄𝔫𝔡𝔯𝔢𝔦 ☥]

look for something with a good sensor Avago / PixArt ... and switches taht wil alst you more than 3 years Omron / Huano , and allso has a decent good software that you can customize

[igloosfolly]

Mionix Pixart 3310 sensors great cloth covered cord,fully customizable colors. Only con is they dont break unlike some other cough cough gamer brands.

[Arya]

Publicado originalmente por igloosfolly:

Mionix Pixart 3310 sensors great cloth covered cord,fully customizable colors. Only con is they dont break unlike some other cough cough gamer brands.

A mouse that doesn't break in the first five months? Good heavens! I've never imagined such a creature!

Jokes aside, Mionix are great. They have everything you want - reasonably light, solid build quality with a Pixart sensor.

[Monk]

I am one of the freaks who likes a big heavy mouse for gaming so my personal rodent of choice is no use for most, but one if the best all round rodents tends to be the Corsair m65, if I didn't need the extra buttons on my Asus spatha it is definitely the mouse I'd be using.

[Cask]

Publicado originalmente por M00ny:

So I'm kinda done with Razer's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t changing my sensitivity randomly.
I'm looking to get a Zowie EC2-A and wonder if there are any better and/or cheaper options.

My hands are about 17cm(Length)x8.5cm(width).
I don't really want to deal with software and drivers.

I've got the EC1-A... best mouse I've ever had.