Poll: To all Fellow PC Gamers What Kind of Mouse do you use.

[suitepee7]

Razer Copperhead, so a wired lazer mouse. i use my left hand for mouse (despite being right handed) so i couldn't go for anything too fancy. but yeah, i love it, simple, and works rather well ^^

 

[DSK-]

All of the mice I've used are those that were packaged with my PC's or cheap ones from Argos. I don't see the point in paying out vast amounts of money on mice.

 

[ModDom]

I've had the Logitech G5 for almost two years now, it's extremely reliable and has not once failed me.

 

[Brutal Peanut]

Logitech G5. Hasn't failed me. I had a problem in the beginning, I'd keep accidentally hitting the sensitivity buttons. I'd wonder why the character felt like it was trying to run through a tub of molasses.

 

[Tiscolfo]

Standard, the weight is good, Ive always used it, and perfect for shooters, any other mouse throws me off, I have actually taken my mouse to friends houses who have the high end gaming mice on their comps xD

 

[Musiclly enhanced]

Razer abysuss mouse
its an awsome standard mouse

 

[Jfswift]

I use a corded Logitech G5 with most of the weights added. (I have a bad tendency to lift up the mouse during gameplay).

 

[gunheads]

I use a Logitech MX518 Laser Gaming mouse.

Works like a charm.

So do I, there really good, had mine for 4 years now and it still works perfectly.

 

[gunheads]

Logitech G5. Hasn't failed me. I had a problem in the beginning, I'd keep accidentally hitting the sensitivity buttons. I'd wonder why the character felt like it was trying to run through a tub of molasses.

That mouse in the picture is an MX518, by the way, exactly the same as mine, down to the colours.

 

[Eternal_24]

I recently had to get rid of my Razer Deathadder because the left click broke. Every time I clicked it would double or even triple click, and I didn't even have it for long. Tried messing around with drivers and firmware but it didn't change anything.

I'm now using a Logitech MX518.

 

[KuwaSanjuro]

I use a Logitech MX518 Laser Gaming mouse.

Works like a charm.

Same mouse, its really good.

 

[Snotnarok]

Logitech G9x. I didn't think a gaming mouse was good till I found this thing.

 

[Cpt. Red]

I got a Logitech G9x. I only have one complaint about it and that is that it isn't as comfortable(I can't quite figure out how where to put my ringfinger) as the G5 or similar models. But I only notice it if I start to think about my mouse otherwise I have no problems.

I used to have a G5 but the scroll-wheel started to get unreliable after 3 years.

 

[Gailim]

I am using a MS Sidewinder X3. I had the budger for a more expensive mouse but none of them appealed to me more than the X3 (including the X5 and X7)

sucks that its been discontinued

 

[ImprovizoR]

I use Razer Diamondback.

 

[Aidinthel]

I just have a random wireless mouse that I pulled out of a drawer in my family's computer room. It's nothing special, but it does the job.

 

[Ickorus]

Standard, it is a Razer Lachesis though.

Goes well with my Razer Tarantula keyboard.

 

[Ranooth]

Razer Diamondback 3G that I bought when I built this computer, its an awesome little thing, but I think I need a mouse mat, I'm sliding alot in game and gunk seems to form on the bottom :S

 

[Gethsemani_v1legacy]

It has probably been mentioned before in the previous five pages, but there ought to be a difference between old school ball mouse, optical and laser mouse. There's a world of difference between the three, even more so then between wireless and wired.

For reference I use a G5 wired. Kind of shameful considering my non-gamer girlfriend has a G500 which is the evolution.

 

[SoulSalmon]

Logitech G500 [http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-pointers/mice/devices/5750]
Once you've had an Infinite Scrollwheel, you can't go back ;P

I got mine for $90 at MSY when I grabbed the parts for the comp I'm using at the moment ^^
(It's worth way less then 90 now but at the time it was usually 120)

I also like a heavy mouse so adjustable weights were a large selling point.
I very rarely use the DPi changing buttons but the programmable ones on the side are VERY helpful