Gaming Mouse

[Luna]

I'm considering getting a gaming mouse and these are my top three picks so far. Believe it or not price not an issue here (assuming it's not upwards of 200) so if you guys have suggestions i'm open to hearing them.

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Proteus- ... 495&sr=1-2

http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-mamba

http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder

[ACH0225]

The mouse that comes with a desktop.

You don't actually need a gaming mouse.

[Vinyl]

The mouse that comes with a desktop.

You don't actually need a gaming mouse.

^^^

[Tell]

Get a gaming keyboard those are better then mouses.

[Vinyl]

Get a gaming keyboard, they're better than 'gaming' mice.

I have a threshold. You surpassed it.

[Solar112]

Personally I have a naga, though that's only because I like the way it feels when I hold it. It's a nice mouse. It's lasted me quite a while.

[Shadowcatbot]

Invest in another screen, or a keyboard, or a better computer fund, or a good quality headset/microphone. All those will benefit you way more then a mouse.

[҉]

I too use the one that came with the computer.

[Tau]

I've been using a Logitech M510 for two years. It literally costs $15 at Staples. Works great.

Seriously, a good keyboard is a better idea. The CM Storm Quickfire series is pretty good for the price range, and there are quite a few keyswitch types available (MX Browns are a good general-use one, IIRC). DasKeyboard is even better, although it is somewhat overpriced - but the keycaps (optionally) have no printing on them, which would be badass.

[Shadowcatbot]

I've been using a Logitech M510 for two years. It literally costs $15 at Staples. Works great.

Seriously, a good keyboard is a better idea. The CM Storm Quickfire series is pretty good for the price range, and there are quite a few keyswitch types available (MX Browns are a good general-use one, IIRC). DasKeyboard is even better, although it is somewhat overpriced - but the keycaps (optionally) have no printing on them, which would be badass.

Unless of course you don't remember where some keys are, which kinda ruins the badassery if you have to google a picture of your keyboard to find a key.

[Archduke Daynel, PhD]

I use a wireless one I got for like $20, would probably be around $10 in the US.
It's a mouse that works and it has great battery lifetime. I'd like to get a larger one, though, perhaps with those handy thumb buttons.

[Prototype]

I've got some shitty wireless thing I got for about 5 quid because I can't use the trackpad.

[Ivan2006]

I honestly don't know where my mice are from. I only know one came with the computer, the other two I have I don't even know when they made their way into my house.

[ACH0225]

Mice usually come in under doors or in small crevices.

[Ivan2006]

Yes, but I have two cats.