Help me pick a mouse

• elumini wrote on 2012-03-03 23:57
  I personally prefer laptop sized mice using laser/optical while being wired or wireless. So i have the Razer Orochi (on sale at the time for 45).
  
  Before, i was really happy with logitech laptop mice (I use these mice on desktops as well) because of the nice precision i get when going very high sensitivity.
  
  If you're going just to have a mouse, 10-15 dollars corded ones are your best bet. Of you plan on shooters and such or multimedia, be prepared to spend at least 30.
• TA wrote on 2012-03-06 05:33

  Quote from elumini;795319:

  I personally prefer laptop sized mice using laser/optical while being wired or wireless. So i have the Razer Orochi (on sale at the time for 45).
  
  Before, i was really happy with logitech laptop mice (I use these mice on desktops as well) because of the nice precision i get when going very high sensitivity.
  
  If you're going just to have a mouse, 10-15 dollars corded ones are your best bet. Of you plan on shooters and such or multimedia, be prepared to spend at least 30.

  
  
  Or sc2 with fast mouse selections which require a high dpi.
• Tiiria wrote on 2012-03-07 01:33
  I have a kensington trackball with a scroll wheel. And I love it. Seriously, I'd recommend a trackball over a mouse to ANYONE. Just takes a little getting used to. Plus it only costed me about thirty bucks.
• Archibald wrote on 2012-03-07 03:21
  I have a death adder mouse. Works very well. Extremely responsive. Came with the mousemat. Cost was...$39.99 at best buy i think.
• Sapphireoath wrote on 2012-03-07 05:32

  Quote from Archibald;798872:

  I have a death adder mouse. Works very well. Extremely responsive. Came with the mousemat. Cost was...$39.99 at best buy i think.

  
  
  Love my 3500dpi DeathAdder when playing BF3 ^_^ So much easier to pilot helicopter's.
  TA just seems to be a bit biased against Razer :P One bad experience, doesn't mean you should dismiss them as crap...