What kind of mouse do you use for gaming?

I use a Logitech M510 wireless mouse it's nothing fancy but it's comfortable and has a good battery life.

Razer DeathAdder V2. It is very comfortable to use and that is what is most important for me. I like that I can rest my pinky finger on the side of it without it dragging on the mouse pad. It is 82g, but that is pretty light for a mouse of its size. I use claw grip BTW.

A playstation controller

I use a MOJO silent wired mouse. This woman in my house kept complaining about the clicking sound when I play RTS games. It's pretty cool. It has lights and shit, and they change colour.

I have a Logitech G700S. I love it EXCEPT its battery life is poor and the charging /wired-play cable included is short and stiff for actual use in wired play. The mouse is ace in terms of comfort and precision.

That is the mouse I use in the living room. It is pretty good, but I don't play any competitive games with it as it is too heavy and the thumb buttons are not big enough and awkward to press.

Logitech G Pro wireless

Corsair m65 pro well built and the dpi settings with icue are nice for FPS

Roccat Kone Pure Owl Eye. It's light weight and small which is what I need + the material is the best I've seen. No silicone grip, just plastics that never gets sticky or sweaty or anything. Now I'm looking for a wireless mouse to use for playing RPG's on my TV.

@BassMan: oh I like the weight - I feel I have better control with mice when they have some mass to them. But I don't like to play competitive online and I guess I can understand it may be a hindrance in twitch gaming

Logitech G600

just purchased a second one to keep around for backup. had been trying to find the white version for over a year but they are out of stock everywhere i'd looked.

@elessarGObonzo: Not enough buttons.

Currently using a Zephyr Gaming mouse - it's alright, but I prefer the Logitech G502 I have and I'll probably move back to it.

@elessarGObonzo: that's ridiculous - how do you even use all of those without making errors? And you can't relax your thumb... it's sitting on a bed of rocks (buttons)

the same way you use a keyboard or gamepad. with any kind of decent memory & coordination you remember what keys you have bound and use them accordingly.

and my thumb is pretty much always relaxed. sitting right on any 2-4 keys at a time, it takes almost zero effort to rock it back and forth between them.

for example any kind of shooter with decent mapping; i've got crouch, walk, prone, changing ammo types and\or gadgets, throwing grenades, and using any other available items all sitting right under my thumb. so panning camera, actions, and movements can be done simultaneously without having to reach all over the keyboard.

for browsing\Explorer\text editing; i've got RCtrl, Delete, Home, End, +, -, PgUp, PgDown, Backspace, Enter, Up, Down, Left, Right, Forward, and Back all available for my right hand.

i think it's more ridiculous that anyone would still be using a 3 or 5 button mouse these days.

@elessarGObonzo: I meant no offense - I'll stick my my G700S though. Definitely doesn't look like a configuration I'd find comfortable or intuitive

Corsair Scimitar (wired) and I just love using it cause the buttons on the left side really help me and been using that mouse for 5 years.

Roccat Kone XTD.

Pretty good mouse. Comes with weights, which is good for me.

Plus the software has these heavily-accented German dude telling you your sensitivity as you adjust it. It's pretty funny.

Just imagine that voice yelling "FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DEE PEE EYE!" in your ear when you accidentally click the sensitivity button instead of the middle mouse button.

@davillain-: I hadn't seen that mouse from corsair I love this m65 but I'm going to have to try that one out lol.

Logitech G502 HERO. It came with me PC.

Got the Razer Mamba Elite, but this one is actually my favourite:

PS: I have no clue who that esports team is. Just like the look and yellow/black combo :)

Logitech G203 Prodigy, and I am very satisfied. I don't think you need anything better unless you are a pro gamer.

I'm on my second Razer DeathAdder.

I find it very comfortable and precise.

The first one, which I bought used, lasted 7 years.

I don't game on PC, but I just got a MacBook Air (M1) and I tested out like 15-20 mice in store and the one in the link was the only one that I really liked so I got it. Really love it honestly.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Mice/Wireless-Gaming-Mice/DARK-CORE-RGB-PRO-Wireless-Gaming-Mouse/p/CH-9315411-NA

Cheap, but VERY comfortable, and smooth, and accurate.

Been happy with my Roccat Kone, plus when I adjust settings a creepy German guy yells in my ear "FIVE THOU-ZAND DEE PEE EYE!"

*lol just realized I already posted essentially the same thing seven months ago. Hooray for consistency, booooooooo dead threads.

Been using a 17€ A4Tech X-748K for ~11 years now (got a new one a year ago).

Was considering an upgrade to G502 but did not see the point in spending 3x the money when 748K does everything I need from a mouse and I'm already used to it's shape.

Ive been using one form or another of the Logitech G500 series for over an decade, Right now I'm still using G502 Proteus Spectrum going on 6 years. I have another one sitting in a drawer brand new, got it on a Black Friday deal 4 or 5 years ago deal for $30 as a backup.

One G703 for both my desk and coffee table, which are only three to four feet apart.

Logitech G102 - 20$ don't need anything beyond that.

Steelseries Rival 110 wired mouse. Bought it a couple of years ago for 40 or so euros when my bargain bin miniature mouse for like 2 euros after decades of use got busted :D

Skytech M-1000. Came bundled with my PC.

G Pro Wireless at 800dpi, classic and simple.

I tried the G703 before and I love it, the only problem is that amongst all other Logitech mice the G703 is the one with many reporting double-click issues, thank you though!