Buying a new mouse

[Skele]

I got a Razer Lachesis. Fits nicely in your hand, 6 macro buttons, 4000dpi and some other features, too. I felt it was worth the money.

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[Righteous One]

That's alot to spend on a mouse. Assuming that you aren't a serious gamer (ball mouse lolol). I would just grab a cheap laser mouse.

[Hugums]

[Dusty12]

Oh Hugums, you so silly.

[Skele]

Isn't that a hamster?

[duke 838]

I don't want this for the keypad or anything but the fit looks comfy get this, and the numpad if your a gamer would be useful.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5309380&sku=R99-1108

[Kerog]

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-C6W-00001-Laser-Mouse-6000/dp/B000A6PPTA

This is the one I currently use. It's pretty comfortable, and useful for gaming.

[Radial543]

I have some Logitech gaming mouse. I have had it for a long time, and it is better than ever.

[Raeyok]

Logitech HyperScroll High Performance mouse.

[Darkhawk]

Wireless.

Don't get a wireless, they take a stuff ton of batteries, get a laser corded one, i personally have a Logitech 1000 dpi one, and am very happy.

[Raeyok]

Don't get a wireless, they take a stuff ton of batteries, get a laser corded one, i personally have a Logitech 1000 dpi one, and am very happy.

Mine doesn't. I only have to replace its batteries about once every three to four months or so, and I use it quite a lot.

[Max4344]

Logitech HyperScroll High Performance mouse.

Looks like my mouse but with out the edge scroll and does not have a place for you thumb and that battery inercater
is under the scroll thingy   

[Marcem]

I have a logitech g500, it's amazing.

[Darkhawk]

Mine doesn't. I only have to replace its batteries about once every three to four months or so, and I use it quite a lot.

Weird, every wireless i ever had needed replacing every week or so, and took 2 batteries, which for a poor whiteboy like me, was expensive as stuff.

[Thalberg]

The logo on it made me get sick. :(

Homos make me sick