Which mouse for gaming?

**Wozza365** · 08-08-12, 10:03

Ive got the Gigabyte M8000X which i won from PCS, and its awesome, very comfortable although my next mouse is probably going to be the white RAT mouse

**tfcoulson** · 09-08-12, 09:45

Logitech performance mx. Ive had two of these now, think they are awesome. Good for everyday use and gaming. I dislike dedicated gaming mouses, I find them too responsive on fps's, trying to aim at a specific point and its like a pendulum swinging until you eventually centre on it.

**EYEONME** · 17-08-12, 13:49

Is there any where in Kent that you can go and try them out before you buy?!

**Wozza365** · 17-08-12, 14:03

PCWorld or currys would usually have a small selection of mice somewhere in the store, there is definitely some in Currys, Lakeside, but thats across the bridge, but they'll have some in most tech shops, Maplin may be an even better bet tbh

**EYEONME** · 17-08-12, 15:51

Maplin cool have one around the corner thanks

**rickne** · 21-08-12, 08:53

Logitech G500 for me. Love the release mechanism on the scroll wheel. I can zip down pages web pages now :P

**Agito** · 21-08-12, 10:56

I'm using an A4Tech x7 that I bought maybe 3 years ago. Not too many buttons, not too heavy, very well designed which makes it easy to lift, doesn't feel like a bar of soap in your hand, different DPI modes easily adjustable with one click. Its an old mouse, but it definitely does its part.

Same as my model, I just have different mesh on the side.

**iBushay** · 21-08-12, 15:12

Originally Posted by ThomasM

Logitech G500 is what i have and it is great!

I have the logitech g400 gaming mouse,

some tips I would use when buying a mouse are;

a) look for one with high or changeable dpi
b) also look for one based on what kind of games you will be playing, if for example like me you play world of warcraft then every mouse click is your friend, so try get one with more buttons
c) also I would look for an ergonomic one, you don't want one that's going to be uncomfortable for you to keep your hand on after a few hours

some other additional features you could look for are weight variations or mice that have changeable weights.

**tom_gr7** · 21-08-12, 15:17

I've got a razer imprerator and its flippin ace! Not got a bad thing to say about it.

**sted** · 21-08-12, 20:36

Going for a Razer Deathadder Re-spawn, though I have 0 experience witth gaming mice.

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