looking for a good gaming mouse for £40 and under, the ones I find have really mixed reviews so I think asking users is always the best bet XD they always seem to have one really big flaw and I don;t want to shell out a fortune as I need to buy one for each of my computers. I use a palm or claw grip
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I use a 3500 dpi black adder from razer.
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http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/19397952/ ... oduct.html
That's my one. It's pretty good, to be honest.
That's my one. It's pretty good, to be honest.
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I have a two-button mouse that came with my COMPAQ.
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Logitec MX-518
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King Kool wrote:I have a two-button mouse that came with my COMPAQ.
I have exactly the same one. And I'm damn good with it.
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I've been using a Logitech G500 gaming mouse for a couple of years now, and its been amazing. With adjustable precision between 5 dpi values which you can set yourself with the software, weight tuning up to 27g (trust me, it makes a difference), supposedly 10 programmable buttons (I can only find 8, 2 of which are used for the on the fly dpi changing) and just a really nice feel make this one of the best mice I've ever used.
Only downside is the price tag, of just under £40, so at the top of your budget range, I'd say its well worth it as you get a really sturdy mouse that is a joy to use in an out of games and is from a good quality manufacturer.
Only downside is the price tag, of just under £40, so at the top of your budget range, I'd say its well worth it as you get a really sturdy mouse that is a joy to use in an out of games and is from a good quality manufacturer.
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the_lone_bard wrote:Logitec MX-518
Years old and still the best i've got.
Mouse buddies! I really like this mouse, personally. Works well for me.
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Myrph wrote:supposedly 10 programmable buttons (I can only find 8, 2 of which are used for the on the fly dpi changing)
The mouse wheel is counted as five buttons. That probably accounts for your missing 4 buttons.
(wheel press, wheel up, wheel down, wheel right, wheel left)
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I love my Logitech G5.
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taza wrote:Myrph wrote:supposedly 10 programmable buttons (I can only find 8, 2 of which are used for the on the fly dpi changing)
The mouse wheel is counted as five buttons. That probably accounts for your missing 4 buttons.
(wheel press, wheel up, wheel down, wheel right, wheel left)
Oh yeah, the side to side flicks on the wheel, forgotten about those! Don't really use them, but I reckon they'd be useful if I could figure what I could use them for!
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I use a Medion Erazer (yes XD) that I bought in Aldi two years ago. €17. Best mouse I've used, and my friends have shown me some pretty expensive ones. Goes 400, 800, 1200, 1600dpi, has weights if you're into that (just checked - I am), back/forward buttons, turbo right click...I hope it lasts for ever.
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TomBrend wrote:I love my Logitech G5.
this so much. However mine has a loose wire so it goes in and out
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I use a Microsoft wireless mouse, I like the extra weight from the batteries. I should really look into getting a proper gaming mouse with weights in.
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i use a logitech M510 Brilliant for anyone laptop based never lost signal and works on every surface I've tried.
myrph i use the sideflicks for targeting comands in space sims or in an FPS last weapon used and spray/ taunt whatever
myrph i use the sideflicks for targeting comands in space sims or in an FPS last weapon used and spray/ taunt whatever
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