[Mаtt]

I have a gaming laptop and I'm curious what other people are using for gaming mice. I'll probably prefer wireless unless a wired one is that good and is worth the buy. Not looking to drop a lot on it either. Budget would probably be $70 max. I'll go higher if worth the extra money.

[Sheeple]

Been using this for like 2 years now https://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/ra...dder-elite however I don't have the elite but I couldn't find just the regular deathadder chroma. I guess it's a pretty decent mouse.

[Jak!]

https://steelseries.com/gaming-mice/rival-500

Works like a charm.

[GrandpaSherman]

I have a Logitech g600.
I like telephone mice with the buttons on the side, great for gaming when you learn how to use it.

[datguy.dev]

I've only owned 2 gaming mice, which says something given the amount of time I spend at a computer from development, general use, to some gaming.

I had a Razer Death Adder 2013 first. It was fine, if you used the legacy drivers. The normal install comes with this bloatware called Synapse. I hated that software. After several years the left mouse button began to fail to activate. I replaced the switch and it worked fine for even more years, but then eventually upgraded to a Steelseries Rival which is what I'm using now. It's been a good mouse thus far and I have no complaints. But it's form factor is quite long. If you have small hands it's a definate no go.

[SIM-2223238]

Using the Deathadder Elite atm and ordered a Rival 700, I honestly love the Deathadder elite but I thought it was time for some change.

I'll update this further later.

[Mr.Peanut]

I'm currently using the Logitech G900 Chaos. I used the Logitech MX Master before that, both are great mouses imo. Logitech makes really good things. I've heard good things about Steelseries as well but never tried.

[h4mbo]

i bought a Deathadder Elite not to long ago and i love it so far. had a Logitech G502 previously which lasted me only a couple months

[webdev77]

I'd get wired for gaming unless you have enough money for the Logitech chaos. I'm quite happy with my $40 corsair m65 pro. It works very well. I'd also recommend the Logitech g502 spectrum.

[Flared]

I have the logitech g502. It's a bit older, but one of the best mice i've ever held. Super smooth in your hand and has tons of extra buttons that are easy to configure.

[test]

The Logitech Proteus Core. Right around your budget and I have been using it for around a year now with no issues. The only issue (for you) is that it's not wireless. http://gaming.logitech.com/en-au/product...ming-mouse

[10x]

I have a logitech G403 and it is a really nice mouse

[Mаtt]

I'd get wired for gaming unless you have enough money for the Logitech chaos. I'm quite happy with my $40 corsair m65 pro. It works very well. I'd also recommend the Logitech g502 spectrum.

It's funny you suggested that one because I actually went out and bought exactly the M65 Pro. I'm loving it so far.

[Mr Meeseeks]

I have been a fan of the Razer Diamondback when it first came out, and the Chroma re release works really nicely, it has no big buttons or gimmicks weighing it down, and I like the style.

[bοxxy]

https://www.amazon.com/Razer-Mamba-Tourn...B013HSWF40

I've been using this for a bit now, been good to me.