Asking for recommendations of good mouse brands and or mice.

[Knight Siegfried]

I currently use a cheap Lingyi M102 mouse but the buttons are starting to stick often and it's breaking apart.

What's a good mouse to get that's between $20-60?

I've heard about Logitic, Cosair and G-wolves mouses to be good but I want to make sure before I make any type of purchase.

Thank you

[Spec_Ops_Ape]

Been using a Logitech G402 here for a few years now, still goes well and I don't plan on changing it any time soon. While Corsair do good stuff you pay more for the brand name.

[_I_]

logi is always good

avoid corsair, razer, cm

if you like the m102, try moving to the g403 or g305/g603(wireless)

[ph!l]

Not Corsair, trust me I own a few of them (Sabre, M65, Glaive, Scimitar)
Most temperamental mice you'll ever own

[Wisdeerkiller]

I have a wireless razor mouse i got for around $70. It came with a 6ft cord that you use to charge it or leave it plugged in for wired mouse. works great and battery life is aswesome.

[Electric Cupcake]

Last mouse I got was a Utechsmart Venus. Cheap chinese company, but performance is brilliant.

[Talby]

agree logitech g102 / g203 is very good deal at ~$30 (normally $40), I see it for ~25 on the 'egg, and the wireless version G305 is also very good at $45 (normally $50)

[Kobs]

Logitech M510 here, been using them since I don't know when, worn the feet and part of the base of my last one, it never stopped working but I retired it for a new one.
They're simple left and right hand, buttons on the left that I never use, they're comfortable to use and very reliable

[Autumn_]

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avoid corsair, razer, cm

Modern Razer and CoolerMaster mice are quite good, and have good build quality - can't go wrong.