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[Urvanis]

Razer Imperator 2012 edition. Its been going strong since I bought it back in july. Love the button position.  easy to click, hard to accidentally click. Only razor product I've had thus far that I haven't hated.

[Gurist4s]

HazaRDReborN, on October 31 2012 - 08:57 PM, said:

old school logitech mx510, think it was among the first gaming mouses of the series. Yeap, that old
Thing has lasted me so many games and battles I am surprised I still use it after 7 years! It's like my comrade in battle after so many years, the thing has gone into veteran mode now just like a war partner that you grow up with Can't seem to want to replace it after such a long time, especially when it still works as good as new. Im surprised the old timer has lasted me so long. Judging from the endless hours on Quake 3 and UT matches, followed by extensive play on so many other FPS games, I'm kinda starting to get scared at the fact it still works :/ Think it managed to get a soul of it's own by now XD

I had my last 518 so long all the pigment wore off the logo and buttons. It only went because it developed a faulty LMB microswitch. Must have had it... 5 years_ 6 years_

Think there was a MX500 first.

I had a 500, a 510 and then a 518. All good mice.

Some seriously good gamers still use oldschool microsoft optical mice mind you. If it works, why change_

Edited by Gurist4s, November 01 2012 - 04:35 PM.

[SystemiK]

Logitech G9x

Absolutely love this mouse.

[hestoned]

You jelly_ I don't even have a mouse pad. Stay mad.

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[Lord_Trent_Kellan]

I'm just using my gaming laptop's touchpad.  Everyone asks me how, but I manage to snipe with pinpoint accuracy with it usualy, and I have it set to where one normal swipe from one side to the other moves from one side of the screen to the other, so it has pretty nice precision.  Can't actually play that well with a mouse, but do quite well for myself with a touchpad.  I'll leave the mouse to you guys since you can actually play with those things.

Ah, sniping so far away on Fallout that you have to zoom for the enemy characters to load at max rendering distance settings, and getting headshots right in front of other pc gamers, with a touchpad...  And outsniping everyone else on ME3.

Priceless.

[Neurofunk]

Logitech small laptop mouse (lol)

[Puru]

I use a Cyborg RAT-7. I tend to get a little angry at other competitive games and it is incredibly resilient through all the abuse I put it through.

[Tezkat]

I game with a Logitech G9x, which is surprisingly comfortable to use with the grips removed.

[DarkPulse]

Logitech G500 here.

[jeffjo]

I'm glad I read this forum because it gave me a pretty good idea of the mice you guys use and what the better ones are.  I'm pretty new to gaming and I'm looking for a new mouse that won't break the bank, thinking around $60.  I found this site http://www.squidoo.com/gaming-mice-x looking around online and I really like the razer deathadder.  I was hoping you guys could let me know if that's a good purchase or not.  It sounds like most of you are logitech fans and I'm wondering if thats the safer way to go or if they're pretty comparable_  Any help would be great, thanks.

[PlagueDoctor]

I've had a deathadder for.....a while now. Maybe 2-3 years_ The wheel button is starting to wear out, but I dont use it much anyway. I use the side buttons for locking on with hellfires now. Its a solid mouse, Nothing really exotic about it and it gets the job done.

However, I also have titanic sized hands. My index finger and middle finger cover about 75% of it. Most of my hand spends its time on the mousepad and not the mouse >_>

Edited by PlagueDoctor, February 27 2013 - 11:20 AM.

[kootset]

Corsair Vengeance M90
Logitech MX518
Roccat Kova

[Cpt_Kill_Jack]

I use a Corsair M65 and i run it at 5000dpi refreshing at 1000 times a second. The mouse can do 8200dpi. Also i bought the military green version and it looks awesome.

[Alastor_Crow]

Naga (or Naga Epic for wireless) + Nostromo. I wasn't even planning to buy the Nostromo when I went to get my Naga E. but holy hell, it was a damn good decision I did. It's comfortable, easy to config, and looks awesome. Besides, it looks more like a mech controller compared to your standard gaming keyboard.

[Frouste]

Just any old mouse...  I make do with what I have, there aren't that many controls, so.

[AsianJoyKiller]

jeffjo, on February 27 2013 - 11:15 AM, said:

I'm glad I read this forum because it gave me a pretty good idea of the mice you guys use and what the better ones are.  I'm pretty new to gaming and I'm looking for a new mouse that won't break the bank, thinking around $60.  I found this site http://www.squidoo.com/gaming-mice-x looking around online and I really like the razer deathadder.  I was hoping you guys could let me know if that's a good purchase or not.  It sounds like most of you are logitech fans and I'm wondering if thats the safer way to go or if they're pretty comparable_  Any help would be great, thanks.

I've got a Deathadder that's been serving me well for quite some time now. It's comfortable and reliable.

[ShadowGTR]

I used to use an MX518. After many, many years of faithful service, I decided to retire it to be used as my mouse that I use at work (just like my old G15 keyboard ). Now I use a Corsair Vengeance M60. So far, so good. I love the feel, grip, size and weight of the M60.

[Alastor_Crow]

Just don't get any Razer audio products. While I've had purely good experience with their other hardware, their audio department seems to be lacking. Their headsets and speakers all have problems (static noise while USB speaker is plugged, lights going out, mic noise, flimsy body, subpar sounds compared to other companies. Only pro would be that the look might appeal to you.

[Majic12]

MX510 was accompanying me for years until it was too grimey to not get instaAIDS when touching it.
Then used a Wheel Mouse Optical which i grabbed from the office for quite a while, which was awesome because it was nicely light and fast while working at an acceptable accuracy level. Then I wanted some more buttons again and bought a G400. Been stuck with it ever since. Purty little thing <3

Edited by Majic12, February 27 2013 - 11:53 AM.

[Dracoslayer16]

I don't play WoW but I like to use the WoW Cataclysm mouse:


It has plenty of buttons, extra large size to fit my whole hand, and the macro options on the driver to program each button is a nice touch.