Which mouse do you use???

[Monimon.6710]

some ~30€ cheap 16 button mouse.But really really satisfied :)

[Kamikae.9536]

I use the logitech G602, and hopefully will be upgrading to the G604 which is the same mouse with a tech upgrade. I have my whole skill bar on the thumb buttons, or shift+ a thumb button, the the extra two index buttons I have bound to the F button skills ( attunements engineer belt skills etc. ) mouse wheel click i have set to wep swap, I enjoy the G602, it's really hard to find a comfy mouse with lots of buttons

[Donutdude.9582]

Sensei [RAW] by Steelseries. 3-btn + 4 additional btns. Does everything I need across various games.

[b k.1648]

@ThomasC.1056 said:SteelSeries Rival 500 is really fine because it has lots of buttons yet not too much. It comes handy because when you've got to deal with skills 1-0 + F-skills + the new special skill, your keyboard hand can become quite busy. It was game changing for me to use it.

I tried one of those - it's the only mouse I've ever sent back within two weeks. The button placement just didn't fit under my thumb properly. Had it not been for that, it probably would have become one of my favourites.Usability-wise, my favourite has been the Logitech G600, but the durability of the button pad was poor and the scroll wheel started to fail just as the warranty expired.

[Ashantara.8731]

My trusty companion in gaming is the Razer Taipan. :+1:

[Sylvari.2953]

I use a mouse with 2 buttons that cost like 10€ at my local Tesco, lol.

[synk.6907]

I've played with variants of the 502 for quite a while. They are comfortable, they have nice sensitivity options and toggles, I have gotten used to the heft and feel due to the weights you can add, and provide easy access to a handful of buttons.

[ThomasC.1056]

@Ben K.6238 said:

@ThomasC.1056 said:SteelSeries Rival 500 is really fine because it has lots of buttons yet not too much. It comes handy because when you've got to deal with skills 1-0 + F-skills + the new special skill, your keyboard hand can become quite busy. It was game changing for me to use it.

I tried one of those - it's the only mouse I've ever sent back within two weeks. The button placement just didn't fit under my thumb properly. Had it not been for that, it probably would have become one of my favourites.

Yeah, I understand. Picking a good mouse isn't only a matter of buttons, but feeling well with it. Thumb buttons are really fine with me, excerpt from the central one. I have to bend my thumb a lot to click it, so I assigned it to mount which isn't something as critical as the rest ;)

[Dea Beyond.5183]

I made an average about my clicks on logitech g600, and the button durabillity, which is rated at 20 millions clicks.Mine have holded up for 31.5 million clicks during my usage.I know how much i played and i made an average of clicks per min , hour , day. (8 years -31.5 million clicks).So after 31 million clicks my logitech failed . Not only on one button , but on left and right too, the 3rd button was like new so i resoldered it to left click and moved them around and works like a champ.Nothing more to say than 31.5 millions ,

[dodgerrule.8739]

Venus gaming smart tech mouse 16000 dpi and only 34$

[FanOfKOTOKO.9684]

G703 Lightspeed. Minor buyer's remorse because a few months after I got it the G502 lightspeed came out and now the G703 Hero Lightspeed is a thing, too. That said, it's not like I'm so good at games that the better sensor actually means anything xD

[Hevoskuuri.3891]

@lokh.2695 said:Never failed me and has SO. MANY. BUTTONS. @.@

The G600 is my all-time favourite mouse, even though my M1 and M2 buttons started malfunctioning after a few years (double-clicking randomly etc.). Still usable, but admittedly annoying.

It's not just great for gaming across all genres, but the thumb buttons are super useful in working, text/image editing, and doing whatever you can possibly imagine. I couldn't live without them anymore, and I swear I will never go back to a mouse without them.

I'm sad Logitech stopped the production, as apparently the demand for these kind of mice wasn't that high. Most people seem to laugh at it thinking "who needs that many buttons? Isn't it uncomfortable to use?" It definitely took a while to get used to it, but it's really superior to anything else I've tried.

It's gotten impossible to find them new in my country, and I wish Logitech would launch a new model with an up-to-date sensor and possibly with their top-of-the-line wireless technology. Even if it's a very niche market, I bet it would still sell well enough to be worth it.

The Razer Trinity comes close and is likely to be my next purchase as my old G600 eventually gives up, but I hate it doesn't have a button in the ring finger rest. Quickly switching between macro layouts is the reason why G600 trumps every other 12-button mouse IMO, as you get 24 quickly-accessible thumb macros instead of "just" 12.

[bluberblasen.9684]

g300sBody is 5 characters too short.

[Virdo.1540]

an very old, not buyable Mad Catz Mouse. My second already.Just love it, with 12buttons on the left, one button on the right and 4 between the standard left/right mouse button

adjustable length, accessable buttons, (2 LEDs with 3 lights :p) and program with tons of different settings to the mouse. Love it^^ (esp cuz it was 26€ first, and 23€ second)

[Dahkeus.8243]

I used a Naga until it broke after several years and tried a Corsair Scimitar after. I don't think I even got a full year out of the Scimitar before that broke. I'm back to using a Naga again. It's just a good mouse that's hard to beat.

[Wrong Device.3014]

Old and almost unplayable now Bloody V5M. Ordered new Bloody J90A.

[Tumult.2578]

On my third and last G700s. Can't imagine why they would stop making a mouse that was so great with so many games.

[Daddicus.6128]

I use Naga Chroma, and it's not very good. Responsiveness is excellent, but it randomly loses it's mind or scrolls the wheel for no reason. I recommend against buying one.

[Sruni.8294]

I'm using a Corsair M65 Pro RGB mouse. I used to use a Razer Naga mouse but I could not reach all the side buttons due to my hand size. When the left button went out on the naga mouse that's when I got the M65.

[Galmac.4680]

I have some china gaming mouse with 12 buttons, so 6 for my thumb, left/right/wheel-button plus a double-fire-button (double left click for opening chests) plus DPI inc/dec. On that 6 side buttons I have F1 to F5 and '6' for healing, all the important stuff for me.

[ProtoGunner.4953]

G600 is still the best MMO mouse out there. I had a Naga and this one was shite quality and overpriced. It broke after like 2 weeks. Ridiculous! Anyway, the G600 is out of production - at least in Europe. No idea why Logitech does no MMO mouse anymore. Probably the market is just too little. That said, it's great to have so many shortcuts on your thumb. I could never play again without. Especially since I use fast casting and snapping on target for AoE, so much better and faster. And definitely a must if you do higher tier content like Fractals T4 or raids.

[Hot Boy.7138]

i would use the Razer Naga epic if they still made them. The flat buttons keypad is the best. I hate this new style of arched buttons so much. i'm actually a worst player because of it.

[Calvsie.3675]

A weird mouse with no brand visible I picked up at a garage sale because I liked the layout of the side buttons. Best purchase ever.

[Jaffawer.4932]

Bloody V7M multicore. Gonna be 6 years since I got it. No issues yet, it's an amazing gaming mouse.

[Super Hayes.6890]

I use whichever one gets through the maze first because it's the smartest.