wildwill21

What is a good gaming mouse to buy i keep hearing mixed reviews on therazor and the logictech G5 let me know thanks

Stinger

agreed

czech1

any mouse with a left and right click is good enough! just buy whichever you feel comfortable with your hand on. there isn't really a 'gaming' mouse. just buy which feels the best for you.

Perrsen

Logitech mice are great, I hear some Razer mice have problems with tracking until they update the patches.

willis

as long as its a 2.0 mouse it does not matter what brand but i prefer a corded one as there is nothing like trying to change batteries when your getting shot at

kingryan

i dont know.
I dont use a gaming mouse.

valmont

if you are playin games like halo3.. go for something with high dpi.. aka precision..

basic pro-gaming mice wise, you can opt for the logitech mx 518..

you might wana drop by my store and check things out.. it lists those specs as well..

clint999

agreed

KosmiCKhaoz

I have a A4Tech X-718F and i´m really happy with it.
I'm Portuguese and here a G5 costs up to €50 and a G9 up to €105 and my A4Tech was €24.
In my opinion, this mouse is better than a G5 but it's just my opinion

Q42

By a Razer Deathadder, it's danq. Looks good, killer dpi, 5 customizable profiles, 2 extra programmable buttons. It's amazing I have been quite pleased with it's performance.

Flugziffer

There's one that's got to be more of a practical joke than anything, but they sell it on Thinkgeek. It's a mouse with a built in fan so your hand doesn't sweat.

As dumb as I find this idea, one of my friends had the mouse and it actually was a great piece of equipment (The whole fan thing aside). Lots of customizable buttons and a good contour. It's nothing super special, but it gets the job done.

gamingbruin

i have a razr

Phoenix881

I have one of the logitech mice, either the g5 or the g7. I meant to get the cordless one, with the quick change battery packs, but i got the corded one instead :-P The weight cartdridge doesn't have any noticeable benefit. Perhaps i'm not "Pro" enough to tweak my mouse's "heft"