What kind of mouse are you using?

[EmotionallyBroken]

and how is it?

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

Red Dragon gaming mouse , it's work well and more confortable then most gaming or non-gaming mouse I've used in the past.

[Du4lity (they/them)]

lol I'm jealous of y'all because y'all have cool gaming mice while mine is just a boring old ordinary mouse (Lenovo SM-8825) with no RGB and only two buttons and a scroll wheel.

[Monk]

Lil C-ew C-ew is ￣д￣ původně napsal:

Microsoft Sidewinder from 2009 and still in great shape although since I left click too much, it has been double clicking quite a lot since 2017. Asides from that malfunction everything else work fine.

I loved the old sidewinder but had 3 wear out on me and they were no longer made and would if cost wayyy too much to get another, but, it's the mouse that started my obsession with needing vertical stacked thumb buttons.

[Illusion of Progress]

Pacman původně napsal:

lol I'm jealous of y'all because y'all have cool gaming mice while mine is just a boring old ordinary mouse (Lenovo SM-8825) with no RGB and only two buttons and a scroll wheel.

All I have is a simple cheap mouse, and I mostly love it. it just needs replacement more often than I'd like (it's not even solely the cost that's the issue, when it's like $25-ish, but rather the waste over time). Seeing Monk mention they used to go through various ones every 6 months, then find one that lasted years had me impressed.

And the lack of buttons and RGB are a plus for me, personally (but I'd not want to be without forward/back side buttons).

[zexx11]

G502

[SoldierScar]

SteelSeries Rival 600 and i'm very happy, it has 2 sensors and great software.

[Mihryazd]

Logitech G502 Proteus Core. Six years old and still working well, though the scroll wheel looks really worn. Love the free scroll/notched scroll toggle.

[EliteGamer]

Peter původně napsal:

Logitech g502 hero. Absolutely perfect mouse.

Peter původně napsal:

Logitech g502 hero. Absolutely perfect mouse.

I had the original G502 Spectrum for years and then the G502 Hero then sold it once I used the Pro X Superlight. The G502 is a very heavy mouse and not the most comfortable mouse in general… I find gaming so much better with a light mouse and general PC usage, no wrist ache battling with a brick!

[Overseer]

I got me a Corsair Ironclaw RGB last year. Its wired and works with the Corsair software i use for my keyboard, which does not need any online registration to adjust device settings. A vital point when it comes to my purchase decision.
I'm just not a fan of having the mouse/keyboard RBG button change the profiles of both devices - which it does.

[🦜Cloud Boy🦜]

A4Tech Bloody W70 Max

[Talby]

I picked up a Razer DA Mini when I saw it was on sale for $20, great for a M-size hand and a claw and/or finger grips and super light for twitch gaming (excellent for those quick 180-check-your-six moments).

Was curious about their optical switches, and glad they got over the cheap switch probs from a few years ago that still plagues a lot of mice these days (like my G-Pro, started the double-click after a year and a half, very disappointed)

[Mailer]

I have a Logitech G602. The wireless aspect is pretty recent to me but very welcome. I paired it with a 4-pack of rechargable batteries + charger and I am very satisfied. It seems to utilise the batteries reliably in pairs of 2 and it is easy to interchange them and always keep the other pair full and ready on standby. The software-portion does a pretty terrible job informing of the exact battery level but at least it *tries* to let you know when the batteries are about to run out. Logitech software is typically pretty solid otherwise.

[Watermelon {JESUS IS LORD}]

cheap dynex office keyboard and mouse that always collect dirt

[EmotionallyBroken]

REV-9 původně napsal:

Corsair Harpoon RGB Pro. It automatically scrolls so when I am in an FPS game it switches to the next weapon randomly.

I hate that annoyingly random weapon switching

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

I've been using the Corsair Dark Core for years. I love it because it's heavy and has sick RGB. Optional fin for the side. Bluetooth, 2.4ghz wireless or wired connections are all available. It works with almost any device.
The software you download has settings for sleep, performance, RGB, and can also update the firmware.