What gaming mouse do you use to play ?

stabbykitteh

NBrookus wrote: »

AlnilamE wrote: »

Logitech trackball.

And I thought I was the only one.

There are at least 3 of us

Lumi

Razer Naga fits in my small hands very well, and I couldn't play without multiple side buttons anymore!

Fuj1ka

Currently using a Razer Deathadder.

But, planning on switching over to a Logitech G502 or G303 in the next few months.

As for the under $20 mouse, I have no idea.

FriedEggSandwich

Razer Naga 4lyf

Dyride wrote: »

Razer Naga Hex.

6 side buttons gives my 5 abilities and I bind weapon swap to the 6th button. It is a little smaller than I would really prefer but I've adapted.

I also bind dodge roll to the forward mouse wheel and synergy to the wheel backwards.

I also have dodge bound to mouse wheel up and synergy to mouse wheel down

Eiagra

Mechsauc3, my sister is currently using the second item in your original post the Redragon M601. It has a good feel, and is a decent general mouse, but I seem to recall her mentioning it giving her some kind of problem. Something related to durability. I forget what, though.

My main gaming mouse is a Logitech G700s. Overall, it has everything I want in a mouse. Four side buttons is just enough, but not too much -- even if those side buttons are a little on the squishy side and takes getting used to. Everything else is great, including the toggle between clicky-wheel and free-spinning wheel.

Just one caveat: This is a "wireless + data-over-wire" mouse, so you can choose if you prefer one or the other. I choose data over wire, but I found that over time the cable likes to become loose and unseat itself in the middle of a gaming session. This sliiiiight disconnect will render the mouse briefly inoperable. I was going to RMA it, or at least request a replacement cable, but I may have stumbled upon a solution: teflon thread seal tape. It's thin enough to get exactly the thickness I need for the plug to be secure, and it's slippery enough that it doesn't cause any drag.

Duiwel

Iphin

Coolermaster Storm.

greylox

Had a r.a.t 7 for years but had problems with the cable. Use a Roccat Nyth now and absolutely love it.

SlayerTheDragon

I could not care less about a mouse. Its all in the keyboard - Logitech G13:

Molag_Crow

I've been using a £9 mouse for years now and it has lasted I think it's a Redragon mouse... in the past, I've bought a few gaming mouses that cost more yet don't last longer..

Julianos

steelseries sensei + steelseries 4HD pro gaming hard surface mouse pad best experience ever

SinKissed

Razer DeathAdder Chroma cause I don't like a lot of buttons and it lights up pretty colors

xarguideb17_ESO

I used to have Logitech g602, but that broke after 5 months of usage or so and there was no warranty bc I bought it from ebay.
It had good battery life, while it worked. The 6 sidebuttons felt a bit cheap.
Now I have Razer Naga Epic Chroma. This is pricy but of better quality. It has a big flaw though - battery life is a joke. I have to charge it every night. It has an integrated battery.
I also have a trust wireless mouse + keyboard. The mouse is for backup, when Naga battery dies.
Trust mouse battery life is amazing. I can use it for months before i have to switch the 2 AA batteries. Only flaw is the middle button doesn't work any more.

All my mice have to be wireless, otherwise my cat destroys them in seconds.

NolaArch

Corsair Gaming M65 RGB FPS PC Gaming Laser Mouse, Black (CH-9000070-NA) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N4OBEJA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Z9Nvxb4C1E6J6

It's my first gaming mouse. So, sad story: I played my first year of ESO with a...well...with a track ball mouse that I'd been using for 10 years.

This has been a good "starter" mouse for me. I can set up my TS PTT on the top "thumb" button with weapon swap on the lower. The weapon swap on the mouse has been the best thing for me; I don't have the coordination for the tilde key on the keyboard!

Uviryth

The shape fits so perfect in my hand, I can`t even imagine having any other mouse in my hands ever again. I even bought a second one for work.

Odditorium

Logitech G502. Fully weighted. My first one had a button that started to crunch instead of click. Logitech sent a new replacement very quickly. It also has an internal memory to save up to three profiles. I used to use a 2014 Naga and I'm glad I switched to the G502. It feels very solid.

NolaArch

For the curious who'd like a laugh, this is the mouse I used for the first year of ESO:

Kensington Orbit Trackball Mouse (K64327F) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HEW0KW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_DeOvxbBV1TYTM

Mady

Most_Awesome wrote: »

Razer Naga Molten 3 years and running

Same

SantieClaws

Khajiit has this little fluffy stuffed one she calls Mr Mousey.

Oh so much fun to play with - look I hit him with my paw and now he moves!

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Bashev

Iselin wrote: »

I've been using this since it was first released about 4 or 5 years ago. It makes controllers feel awkward now:

My choice too. Best mouse ever!

NolaArch

Bashev wrote: »

Iselin wrote: »

I've been using this since it was first released about 4 or 5 years ago. It makes controllers feel awkward now:

My choice too. Best mouse ever!

It looks like it fell apart! Kudos to you all for having the finesse to work it!

Stannum

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Trust-Gaming-Laser-Mouse-Laptop/dp/B00HTIYROG

Molag_Crow

NolaArch wrote: »

For the curious who'd like a laugh, this is the mouse I used for the first year of ESO:

Kensington Orbit Trackball Mouse (K64327F) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HEW0KW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_DeOvxbBV1TYTM

Wait, what!?


That's one funky-looking mouse

EvilKiwi

Armitas wrote: »

Iselin wrote: »

I've been using this since it was first released about 4 or 5 years ago. It makes controllers feel awkward now:

That is what I use and it's amazing. same color too. Madcatz M.M.O 7 on my right, razer nostromo on my left, bodies in the middle.

Looks more like a transformer than a gaming mouse lol. I prefer Razer Naga 2014 Edition MMO Gaming Mouse

NolaArch

Molag_Crow wrote: »

NolaArch wrote: »

For the curious who'd like a laugh, this is the mouse I used for the first year of ESO:

Kensington Orbit Trackball Mouse (K64327F) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HEW0KW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_DeOvxbBV1TYTM

Wait, what!?


That's one funky-looking mouse

I know, I know. I bought it in 2004(?) —so I *might* have used it slightly longer than ten years. Played games and whatnot, but not MMOs. ESO was my first, and I changed accordingly. Thankfully! Looking back, yikes.

Sharee

Fits my hand perfectly.

Duiwel

@SlayerTheDragon hey man, nice keyboard.

I have that thing too but I have never truly gotten around to learning it. Perhaps I can ask you a few tips in guild chat tonight ?

Mojmir

for those with a madcatz mouse,just curious what you have your precision aim button set as? mine is ultimate

khele23eb17_ESO

Im using the Logitech g600.



The problem I have with this, as well as the Razer Naga is that my grip doesnt allow me to reach the front 2 rows of the thumb grid comfortably. Its rather disappointing as I wouldnt mind having access to all 12 side keys. I do find the g600 preferable to the Naga due to the button profiling as you feel which row youve got you thumb on.

Bashev

Mojmir wrote: »

for those with a madcatz mouse,just curious what you have your precision aim button set as? mine is ultimate

Mine is reflective scales. The ultimate for me is the big button. Break free is the additional wheel.