which mouse would you recommend me?

Salganis · May 2015

Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse at 49 us in amazon
Logitech G502 Proteus Core 61 us at amazon
Redragon M901 PERDITION 36 us at amazon

i think to buy a mose today...... i think i prefer the g502 but what do you think? is for this game speciali

Kalman · May 2015

Just for this game: Razer Naga Hex

Nestor · May 2015

Go to Office Depot or Best Buy or similar and put your hands on the mouse itself. Each one will feel a little different and the buttons on one may be easier for your manipulate than another one. Once you know, then buy it where ever you think you will get the best price (hint, Best Buy will match Amazon prices in store so print out those pages from amazon before you go there)

Now, that being said, do your self a favor and get a wired mouse no matter what you choose. You will have better gaming performance.

Personally, I use the Death Adder by Razor, but the Logitechs are nice mice too.

Davadin · May 2015

Logitech MX Master.

That thing is SICK!

Rinmaethodain · May 2015

Dont choose mouse only basing your opinion wheter it has "gaming" label or not
In most cases its overpriced stuff and you just pay for "Gaming" label - thats how those companies make money. They make normal mouse, slap "gaming" label and double price.

Ask yourself a question, are you going to really use all those keys? Its good to try out mouses in store. I have a nice big mouse and i like how my fingers place on it. My friend bought different mouse and the keys are so close together i cant stand using it.

And yes for wired mouses. Its better to buy wired mouse than cheap wireless.

Salganis · May 2015

Nestor wrote: »

Go to Office Depot or Best Buy or similar and put your hands on the mouse itself. Each one will feel a little different and the buttons on one may be easier for your manipulate than another one..

well jeje i think that is very good idea but i live in Uruguay so i cant do that.
i am going to ask my cousin to bring me the mouse. naga hex seems easy to use and cheaper

granty2008cyb16_ESO · May 2015

razer naga awesome mouse for eso

Nestor · May 2015

Salganis wrote: »

well jeje i think that is very good idea but i live in Uruguay so i cant do that.
i am going to ask my cousin to bring me the mouse. naga hex seems easy to use and cheaper

The main thing is the size of the mouse, and some what the shape. Some people like a large mouse, some like a smaller one, and this has nothing to do with hand size. But if you can't try them out easy, then sometimes you just have to take a chance.

I would personally get all confused with the Razor Naga Hex, but I also don't play so that i need a bunch of buttons on the mouse. Others do, and that's why they make mice with lots of buttons. However, I do like my Razor Death Adder.

I also like their keyboard with backlit keys, I can play in the dark so the game looks better, and see where I am pressing. I also like the Razor profile software, especially for the keyboard. I finally disabled my caps lock key this weekend and now I no longer YELL in chat.

In what world does anyone ever use Caps Lock anyway?

Thelon · May 2015

Kalman wrote: »

Just for this game: Razer Naga Hex

This mouse is seriously OP for ESO.

BuggeX · May 2015

Roccat kone + xtd

Devious · May 2015

You don't need loads of extra buttons for ESO I think 4 minimum is nice as this (+ mousewheel button) covers all your skills.

I swear by my Corsair M95 but i think the Logitech g700 (which i use at work) with its 4 extra thumb buttons would be good too. Maybe the Naga hex too rather than the full Naga with loads of buttons.

Kildayen · May 2015

I've tried many different models and brands. The one I love the most is the Logitech G502 Proteus Core. I 100% recommend everything about this mouse. It feels good in my hand, has adjustable weight, a nice texture and is very responsive with adjustable dpi ranges. The software for it works very nicely too.

Rair.Kitani · May 2015

Thelon wrote: »

Kalman wrote: »

Just for this game: Razer Naga Hex

This mouse is seriously OP for ESO.

I changed the hex fpr the new naga with 12 mech buttons, much better haptics and i was able to map other keys like dogde/interupt/weapon change/auto run/free mouse on it.

nerf naga!

Merlin13KAGL · May 2015

Nestor wrote: »

In what world does anyone ever use Caps Lock anyway?

@Nestor, I've remapped CL to Command Familiar (I have no Pets.)

It's right there by the movement keys that way for quick access without fumbling the keyboard or moving my hands.

You could easily remap to Ult, Weapon Swap, Mount, or synergy for other possibilities. The idea being, the less you have to relocate your hand, the less likely you are to miss a key or hit the wrong one.

Most of the important keys I have double mapped, as well. I'll be damned if moving one hand will prevent me from activating whatever I need to do right now.

Do you honestly see a performance difference between wired/wireless at close range? (Overall DPS, for instance? How much are we talking?)

Personally I think Logitech is missing some major opportunity by not offering a gaming Trackball.

Faugaun · May 2015

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

That said I use:

http://asolutionaday.com/electronics/logitech-m560-wireless-optical-mouse-review/

And

http://asolutionaday.com/electronics/logitech-m510-wireless-optical-mouse-review/

To play ESO and I prefer wireless to wired.

Faugaun · May 2015

If you have smaller hands I'd go with the 510 larger hands the 560

Robotmafia · May 2015

Logitech > all

(mic drop)

Merlin13KAGL · May 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

@Faugaun , M570 works like a charm, has extra buttons (just not as many as a true gaming mouse would. (Center click and two on the side), and costs 1/5th the price.

Unfortunately, they only make a wireless version these days.

Faugaun · May 2015

Robotmafia wrote: »

Logitech > all

(mic drop)

Agree Logitech is my favorite brand, but some Microsoft mice are decent.

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

@Faugaun , M570 works like a charm, has extra buttons (just not as many as a true gaming mouse would. (Center click and two on the side), and costs 1/5th the price.

Unfortunately, they only make a wireless version these days.

Haven't played with the 570, maybe I'll give it a swing sometime

Edit: just read several product descriptions I may grab a m570 next time I'm in the area of best buy it looks really comfortable.

Davadin · May 2015

Nestor wrote: »

In what world does anyone ever use Caps Lock anyway?

i use it to toggle run/walk.

it's an RP thing.

but first thing anyone should do with new programmable keyboard is disable the window button....

I currently rocking a beat up, dirt cheap microsoft wireless mouse 5000. remapped the backward/forward button to dodge roll and interrupt.

if i got more buttons i'd be mapping some animation clip rotation n crazy things like that. now that's a problem for ESO. things like Razer Naga would break any kind of playing field since it's definitely OP. button to dodge left, button to dodge right, replace block with block+attack, button for magnumshot+otherskills, etc...

Merlin13KAGL · May 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

@Faugaun , M570 works like a charm, has extra buttons (just not as many as a true gaming mouse would. (Center click and two on the side), and costs 1/5th the price.

Unfortunately, they only make a wireless version these days.

Haven't played with the 570, maybe I'll give it a swing sometime

Edit: just read several product descriptions I may grab a m570 next time I'm in the area of best buy it looks really comfortable.

It's build a little different (good and bad). You own't chase the ball across the room anymore (it has a finger hole for release when you need to clear the dust). I've changed the battery two times in the last year and half. The last one I had seemed to wear a bit faster than the wired version used to, but then again, I've played a lot of ESO and I rarely stand still.

If you like the one you linked, you'll enjoy playing with the 570. They're around $50.

Faugaun · May 2015

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

@Faugaun , M570 works like a charm, has extra buttons (just not as many as a true gaming mouse would. (Center click and two on the side), and costs 1/5th the price.

Unfortunately, they only make a wireless version these days.

Haven't played with the 570, maybe I'll give it a swing sometime

Edit: just read several product descriptions I may grab a m570 next time I'm in the area of best buy it looks really comfortable.

It's build a little different (good and bad). You own't chase the ball across the room anymore (it has a finger hole for release when you need to clear the dust). I've changed the battery two times in the last year and half. The last one I had seemed to wear a bit faster than the wired version used to, but then again, I've played a lot of ESO and I rarely stand still.

If you like the one you linked, you'll enjoy playing with the 570. They're around $50.

Yeah I really liked the higher end one, but cannot justify the price for a mouse at home, lol

The company gave us 5 to demo so we cruised them for about a month, then decided to bulk purchase:

http://asolutionaday.com/electronics/kensington-expert-mouse-optical-usb-trackball/

Which might be a decent track ball for eso also (defiantly buy the wrist pad with it though). I'm biased towards thumb balls. Then Kensington is a little hypersensitive sometimes though.

Mondrely · May 2015

I use the Logitech G600 and I love it. But like others suggested, I would actually go to a retail store and get a feel for them in your hand before you make your decision.

Faugaun · May 2015

uwamerlynn_ESO wrote: »

I use the Logitech G600 and I love it. But like others suggested, I would actually go to a retail store and get a feel for them in your hand before you make your decision.

This is good advice but I think op said he doesn't have that option?

Merlin13KAGL · May 2015

Faugaun wrote: »

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Faugaun wrote: »

We tested these at work I think it would be an awesome trackball for gaming: http://www.memory4less.com/mobile/m4l_pitemdetail.aspx?id=hcp2CA6XvFC1WXvp3eB92A==&rid=90

@Faugaun , M570 works like a charm, has extra buttons (just not as many as a true gaming mouse would. (Center click and two on the side), and costs 1/5th the price.

Unfortunately, they only make a wireless version these days.

Haven't played with the 570, maybe I'll give it a swing sometime

Edit: just read several product descriptions I may grab a m570 next time I'm in the area of best buy it looks really comfortable.

It's build a little different (good and bad). You own't chase the ball across the room anymore (it has a finger hole for release when you need to clear the dust). I've changed the battery two times in the last year and half. The last one I had seemed to wear a bit faster than the wired version used to, but then again, I've played a lot of ESO and I rarely stand still.

If you like the one you linked, you'll enjoy playing with the 570. They're around $50.

Yeah I really liked the higher end one, but cannot justify the price for a mouse at home, lol

The company gave us 5 to demo so we cruised them for about a month, then decided to bulk purchase:

http://asolutionaday.com/electronics/kensington-expert-mouse-optical-usb-trackball/

Which might be a decent track ball for eso also (defiantly buy the wrist pad with it though). I'm biased towards thumb balls. Then Kensington is a little hypersensitive sometimes though.

Been using them almost exclusively for about a decade. ironically, the wired versions used to be about $10-$20 cheaper than the wireless.

The M570 has a similar setup - it's actually a 5 button (Two side, two standard, center click, and scroll wheel) I'm partial to the offside version, as well.

jpalm1995 · May 2015

I use a razr naga and it us fantastic. I bind my abilities on the 1-5 buttons on the mouse, my sneak is binded to 6 and my weapon swap is binded to the first button on top of the mouse. Many different options for you as far as your key binds go. Plus it just looks really cool haha

mtwiggz · May 2015

Kalman wrote: »

Just for this game: Razer Naga Hex

This right here. I've been using a Razer Naga Hex since my Eve Online days. Turns out it's perfect for ESO. Has 6 programable thumb buttons (other buttons on top) which is the same amount of skills you can put on your bar in ESO.

If I could recommend anything it would be this mouse. It's cheap and a great fit for ESO.

Nestor · May 2015

Merlin13KAGL wrote: »

Nestor wrote: »

In what world does anyone ever use Caps Lock anyway?

@Nestor, I've remapped CL to Command Familiar (I have no Pets.)

It's right there by the movement keys that way for quick access without fumbling the keyboard or moving my hands.

Do you honestly see a performance difference between wired/wireless at close range? (Overall DPS, for instance? How much are we talking?)

It's more a question of who ever uses Caps Lock in any normal situation, ever. Ever since we got Extended Ascii back in the prehistoric days of PCs (8bit) we don't need to type in all caps anymore.

Anyway, as far as the mouse. I used a Wireless Mouse for years, including a Logitech gaming mouse. When I went to the Wired mouse, games just felt more responsive. Not anything I can put my finger on, but just felt better playing. I doubt it was a difference in DPS between the Razor and the Logitech or Microsoft mouse I was using, as the Logitech has similar stats in that regard. The Logitech did not give me that difference, just more buttons.

Gidorick · May 2015

I'm a trackball user... I wish there was a good gaming trackball.

Moonscythe · May 2015

My immediate thought was Jerry because he's a very clever mouse but then I remembered Speedy Gonzales and he is both fast and agile so may be the best choice. That's all. You can go back to your regularly scheduled discussion now.

Gidorick · May 2015

Moonscythe wrote: »

My immediate thought was Jerry because he's a very clever mouse but then I remembered Speedy Gonzales and he is both fast and agile so may be the best choice. That's all. You can go back to your regularly scheduled discussion now.

I always liked Danger mouse