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i have no time to put a pic of my mouse but i use a logitech m100 and its cost was $12 (dollars)

Mouse i received with my first computer (i built another one then) and it works fine

Some piece of crap from Walmart.

I am currently using this Mouse (Microsoft 1025)[spoiler][/spoiler]
It has flaws like its heavy with it's AA baterries, lower responsiveness during many years of use, depending on battery life and being wireless. I am poor doomer, I can't afford another still (beside mousepad is currently improvised with newspapers).

If you gonna buy mouse, look on for wired 5-button, spend the money reasonably on the quality and make sure that it's cable is very flexible.

Razer Mamba (2012)

It can do wired and wireless, and all the settings are plug-and-play, you don't have to install the settings manager on a new computer just to get your hotkeys because it is saved on the mouse. Did cost a pretty penny but it's nice.

It is a "claw" mouse, meaning a mouse for gamers who "pick up" their mouse a lot when they play and hold the mouse with a claw like grip.
Also 6400 dpi soooo....

I have a cheap gigabyte gaming mouse, but i suggest my old mouse:
http://www.productwiki.com/upload/image ... back_1.jpg

the best mouse I have ever used for gaming.

Mine is a Hama Cino mouse. 800 DPI. Gonna replace soon once I get my money.

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It was cheap too! Around 5-6 dollars

I use an asda own brand one which is pretty good actually. If it breaks though I won't be able to get another.

Got a Logitech G400 about 2 weeks ago, works like a charm (But cost about 60$ D:)
Anyway, I think that "gaming" mice are a little overrated, you should just get a mouse that fits your hand well and is reliable. Plus try lowering your sensitivity by quite alot if you have trouble aiming - it will help you ALOT (You should be able to do 180 turns with a moderate swipe).

Llewellyn wrote: Razer Mamba (2012)

It can do wired and wireless, and all the settings are plug-and-play, you don't have to install the settings manager on a new computer just to get your hotkeys because it is saved on the mouse. Did cost a pretty penny but it's nice.

It is a "claw" mouse, meaning a mouse for gamers who "pick up" their mouse a lot when they play and hold the mouse with a claw like grip.
Also 6400 dpi soooo....

111€.. Are you serious ?
this is the price of my monitor, of 16GB ram in my country, my psu, my motherboard, my hdd.. (all more or less, separated ofc)..

Got a Microsoft BlueTrak Wireless Mouse 5000. It does what I want it to.


The one on the right. Buttons on both sides, it's ambidextrous. Works well for a claw grip and fine movements on my leather mousepad. I personally hate those "ergonomic" ones, they allow no wrist movement and always feel lopsided in weight.

Cost me about 40$CAD, very good performance, size, and weight. Two rechargeable AA batteries power it on each side, though only one is needed but two lasts much longer.

i got a razer deathadder

Llewellyn wrote: Razer Mamba (2012)

mother of god. if i where drinking milk i would have spilled it all. but the problem with my mouse is that it's mouse wheel and side buttons are realy unresponsive. this got me killed too often, like if i try to switch weapon it would sometimes give me the wrong weapon.

Mine's a generic Acer mouse that I Sharpie'd a Crosshair on the left button and left/right arrows on the right button for the hell of it. Jack up the sensitivity and be careful with movement and you won't have to "pick up".

And yes, it's as expensive as crack cocaine...

Some Dell mouse that I should be great-full for as my friend gave it to me after I was made skint making my comp.

Logitech M-BZ105A

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