Hi, I was wondering if you guys could help me pick out a good mouse to play games with. My budget is about $60-$80. I really appreciate the help! (I have never bought a mouse before let alone one for gaming so I'm quite lost on where to start)
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My top recommendation goes to the Razer DeathAdder. It's a classic gamer's mouse with 5 buttons and available in both left- and right-handed shapes. It uses a 3,500 DPI optical sensor, one of the best tracking sensors in any gaming mouse, even if it's not as extremely high DPI as laser mice (and DPI is overrated; 3,500 is more than sufficient for just about anyone). It's $60 from Razer's own online store, and $48 on Amazon:
Amazon.com: Razer Deathadder 3500 High Precision 3.5G Infrared Gaming Mouse (RZ01-00151400-R3): Electronics -
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The Razer Mamba is essentially the same as the DeathAdder, except wireless, and with a 5,600 DPI laser sensor. Unfortunately, it's pretty expensive, at $115 from Amazon (MSRP is $130). I bought mine refurbished from Woot for $70, but that's only when they're available.
Amazon.com: Razer Mamba Wireless Gaming Laser Mouse 5600 DPI: Electronics
The only wireless gaming mouse I can think off the top of my head within your budget is the Logitech G700. I've never owned one, but it's held in high esteem by most members who have used it here. It's got a 5,700 DPI laser sensor, and 13 buttons IIRC. It's $73 on Amazon, I think it's $100 from Logitech directly:
Amazon.com: Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700: Electronics -
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The Orochi is a Bluetooth mouse. It's great for portability, but Bluetooth is inherently too laggy to be really good for gaming. Luckily it comes with a detachable 3-foot compact USB cable that turns it into a full-power 4,000 DPI 1ms response gaming mouse.
I like my Orochi, but it's not a true wireless gaming mouse. It's a good portable wireless mouse, and it's a good wired gaming mouse. -
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Deathadder for price. Orochi for useability.
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You do not need batteries for wired mode; the mouse has a power switch that you can leave off while the mouse is plugged in. Hell, you can even take them out completely while you use it in wired mode. -
Recommend Me A Mouse Please!
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by swimmer1918, Aug 7, 2011.