Help for wireless gaming mouse

Hi guys! I'm looking for a new wireless gaming mouse. I'm right handed and I like to use the palm grip if that matters. I want a mouse that is ergonomical and comfortable. So far I've looked at the Razer Mamba 4G, Logitech g602 and Logitech g700. I'm not a hardcore gamer, but I play games like CS:GO and Civilization V. I don't play MMO's. Do you guys have any experiences with the mice I've mentioned? I'm also open to other suggestions. Thanks for any answers!

Depends on your grip type: claw, palm or fingertip?

Not to be mean but....

>wireless

>gaming mouse

Pick one.

tried the razer mamba and logitech g700...both are comfortable but the g700 feels a lot better...especially if you're a palm grip...i have the g700

@nyadc: yeah I was thinking that too, wireless mice don't work well with gaming, ones I've tried havnt anyway.

G602 is the best one, I use it on my laptop. It works well for games. The clicks on it are very good.

The g700 has a polling rate of 125hz iirc which is not good for gaming. The g602 works at 500hz.

PC Gamer busted some mouse myths recently

On wireless mice:

Errant wireless signals from phones and routers and other devices are most likely to cause interference and poor performance with wireless mice. Limiting the potential for those interruptions is more likely to give you a wireless experience indistinguishable from a wired one.

I have the Logitech G700s in my living room. I don't use it that much for gaming because I do most of my mouse gaming at my desktop where I use a Razer Death Adder 2013. The G700s feels good and responsive for a wireless. It can be used wired or wireless, which is a nice option.

Not really true. I have fully converted to wireless mouse for gaming. I think that is a long standing myth that no longer holds true.

I have a combination of "G700"s and one "G700s". I find both to be great.

-Byshop

Wireless Mice have gotten a lot better in the last few years, but there is still some lag compared to a wired one.

It all depends on what type of game you play, and how competitive you are. For something like an RTS it doesn't matter that much, but for something like an FPS shooter, you have to have wired if you want all the advantages possible.