Any FPS mouse recomendations?

[stoge]

Hello fellow gamers :D, basically I need a much better mouse than the one I have at the moment because quite frankly it's a piece of ♥♥♥♥. I'm currently using the Logitech LS1 Laser Mouse which is alright I guess, but I need something better and more precise. I use the fingertip grip and I have pretty small hands (if that helps) so I would prefer smaller models over gigantic mice. I'm not quite for the mice with over 9000 features and buttons on them, I just want a simple mouse that's good and will do me for a long time. I've already been recommended the Logitech MX518, but I'd just like to hear a majority opinion on what I should get.

[stoge]

Also on a side note; I'm fairly new to PC gaming, so don't give me a massive rant on my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ mouse and knowledge on mice :)

[The Grapist]

The Razer Deathadder (IDK if it's called the 3500 or 6000 now) But, i've had the R1 (Very forst edition) of it since probs like 08-09 and i've used it about 10 hours a day almost every day. Simply top notch for the price, some extra buttons, but no garbage you don't need.

Probably the best mouse for the money, idk how the new ones are, but the R1's (On amazon or ebay) are amazing.

[chebureki]

I like mouses with a cable, so i use Razer Abyssus, which its pretty good for what i want.

[LoTekRabbit]

Coolermaster Spawn for fingertip/claw

[Velmarshal]

Saitek Cyborg, if you like to bind every non movement key to your mouse. Since the old mouse isn't produced anymore, RAT 7 offers similar performance, though I doubt you'll be pushing the DPI up to 6400.

Otherwise, been using MX Revolution, it has served me for 4 years without a single hickup, though it's wireless and has DPI 800.

Though I wouldn't suggest anything "razer" due to their cheap materials and overall high prices.

CM mice are good as well, not too expensive, but you get what you pay for.

[LoTekRabbit]

Velmarshal님이 먼저 게시:

Though I wouldn't suggest anything "razer" due to their cheap materials and overall high prices.

Deathadder is the most popular mouse for a reason. The build quality is good, the tracking is perfect, no jitter, no correction, and no acceleration.

The 2013 model is the best mouse I have used and during the last 3 years I've owned about 20 different mice.

[Gianni]

Take a look at this http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g400s-optical-gaming-mouse

[Gianni]

Its the logitech g400s mouse

[Kava]

I also use fingertip grip. Got the Razer Imperator. Really good mouse exept when I cleaned it : the buttons went all rough and had to place something over them.

Ayways I would probably go with either a Deathadder or Imperator :)

[................................]

i just realized that maybe why gameplay is so jumpy is cuz my cheapie Logitech M310 mouse maybe? Here I've been thinking it was settings, or the game or even my new laptop - which ain't a gamin laptop, just a toshiba satellite S855, dual core i5-3210m CPU @ 2.50 gHz, 8gB of RAM, Intel HD graphics 4000... gameplay was so choppy first tim i played I thought I was gonna pass out in convulsions almost from it - after adjusting the looks sensitivity it's a little better, but now not being able to look around quickly is almost even worse... can't win. maybe that mod

[Jamebonds1]

Velmarshal님이 먼저 게시:

Saitek Cyborg, if you like to bind every non movement key to your mouse. Since the old mouse isn't produced anymore, RAT 7 offers similar performance, though I doubt you'll be pushing the DPI up to 6400.

Otherwise, been using MX Revolution, it has served me for 4 years without a single hickup, though it's wireless and has DPI 800.

Though I wouldn't suggest anything "razer" due to their cheap materials and overall high prices.

CM mice are good as well, not too expensive, but you get what you pay for.

There are 6400 DPI from cyborg now. That would be MMO 7 and RAT 7, or higher.

I recommend for RAT 7 also. I'm against for Razer since it is made with full of plastic.

[Pant]

You can never go wrong with Logitech, I have a G700 and I love it. It's a bit on the expensive side though at $99 USD. The other day I tested a G100S, its about $40, over the course of 7 hours and 5 games and I loved it. For around the same price you can get a G300, it has a few buttons you can program but not an overwhelming amount, just enough for what you need.

I'm not a fan of Razer's mice, they feel cheap and are expensive, don't feel like they are shaped right either but that may be because I'm so used to my own mouse.

[Ed]

Razer Deathadder 3.5G is a nice mouse, smaller than Logitech MX518, fits better in a small/medium size hands. Working perfectly for 5 years.

[stoge]

I think it'd be for the best if I got a Logitech mouse because they are all shaped very similar, and I'm already used to my owns shape. So it's either gonna be a MX518 or a G700, anyway thanks guys.

[Suzerain]

I used to love my MX518, was one of my favorites. I have since upgraded to a few different ones, I had the R.A.T. 7, the Logitech g9x, and now I use the Logitech G500. It's like the gx518 but with a laser and weights, and I like it.