Gaming Mice Buying Guide - Avoid Big Mistakes!

I bought a ONN gaming mouse for $20. It was price and convince. While the mouse itself is comfortable and not bad at all honestly... I don't like the chord. I've used it with two desks and the braids get hung on the end of the desk. That's my only complaints. I play WoW on PC and that's it. So I thought about going with the mouse with the buttons on the side so I can rest my other hand on longee sessions. I don't wanna spend $130 though. 😢

I am always looking for a super durable mouse that can long last on good clicking, i think this is the number 1 problem when it comes to play dota and shooting games, so please can anyone suggest what is the best mouse that has durable click buttons..

Mouse shape i.e low profile. Ambidextrous shape even though I keep it at right handed and a little bit of RGB 😂

Bought Madcatz RAT+7.0 ( three times) on third workhorse (5+y) WIN10 didn't support setup utility (so I just used previous config) then I got RAT 8+ ....and it went bananas after 8 months...so I am leaning to use G502hero

who cares about what mouse is best if you buy all of them

I got the Corsair M65 Elite (wired). I love the shape, but it really does have more features than I can use.

Rival 500. Best mouse I've ever owned for its features and buttons and ergonomics. (for me) and I can not find a comparable mouse. 😢

I never bought a mouse. I just got the old one from my dad. It's geting wose so I need a new mouse!!!

I just bought a gp wireless for £83 instead of a dav3 wired that’s is £65 is that a good idea ??

bought 2 mx master 3s for 2 different pcs, one of the worst mices i ever used, their shitware never works, mouse is laggy and when compare for e.g. g502 is like day and night, shape and ergonomic is great but all the rest after 6 month of use i just hate, i know this is maybe too harsh but its reality for me.

Wich has the most lasting left button? im tired of that problem. Logi MX Performance and Logi MX Vertical stop working in 1,5/2 years. Also Razer.

another plus about wired mice is the security. its way easier to enter ur computer through wireless mice/keyboads than mired mice ofc

dont buy razer mouse its dogshit

Really informative, thank you.

Hey Dmitry, thanks for the reviews as always. I have recently decided to try out something different to my Corsair M65 Pro RGM (which is too small for me), went to Logitech G502 Hero (left-click issues) decided to give EVGA X17 RGB a shot. Well, mouse feels nice, but after 6 month of use the scroll wheel is not working that great, and also the mouse buttons seem to be very sensitive. Back on the market looking for something new to try. I am considering Razer Mamba Elite Wired Gaming Mouse (for a larger hand size). What do you think about my choice? How do you feel about this mouse for daily use and occasional FPS and MOBA gaming?

I don't even remember what my deciding factors were when I bought the Logitech G603, all I knew was I wanted a gaming mouse (the G603 was my first.) At the moment though, my right hand seems to be having some sort of stress or muscle issues or something, like I want to keep taking my hand off my mouse and put it back on, cause it feels tense, or strange, so it feels weird a lot whenever my hand is on my mouse, and its started doing that double clicking which is a massive pain, so now I'm looking to move away from Logitech, and try to see if I can get a more ergonomic mouse, to see if that will help my hand at all.

Interesting about wireless mice input lag. Still only want a wired mouse. I don't want to deal with batteries.

I dont care what the number say you will never make me give up my cable.