Wireless gaming mice

[TCNorthstars]

What are you using?

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[John Price]

logitech

 

[Sad People]

Logitech

 

[Osprey]

I like how the effort put into the replies matches the effort put into the thread.

 

[John Price]

To be fair Logitech is pretty dominant in the market and is the only wireless mouse I've been using for years. There's a few knockoffs or cheap alternatives but for daily wireless use you can't beat Logitech

That said...some of the models have mouse buttons that get a little quirky after regular use. But for the most part these mice are 15 dollars and pretty durable

 

[VEGASKING]

I'll just say there's a big difference between the $15 Logitech I'm using right now at work and the $115 Logitech I have at home. This one feels like moving a brick around. The Pro X Superlight does live up to the name.

 

[Osprey]

I don't tolerate input lag well, so I stick to wired. "Wireless gaming" seems like a bit of an oxymoron to me. That said, I admit that I haven't tried a recent high-end wireless mouse, so I don't know how good they've gotten. Even if they feel indistinguishable, though, I'm personally not going to pay $100 for one when I can get the same responsiveness from a $15 wired one. I don't find the cord nearly unsightly enough to pay that much to eliminate it (and then have to worry about battery life). That's just me, though. I know that others prefer a more organized, minimalist desk.

 

[John Price]

I don't tolerate input lag well, so I stick to wired. "Wireless gaming" seems like a bit of an oxymoron to me. That said, I admit that I haven't tried a recent high-end wireless mouse, so I don't know how good they've gotten. Even if they feel indistinguishable, though, I'm personally not going to pay $100 for one when I can get the same responsiveness from a $15 wired one. I don't find the cord nearly unsightly enough to pay that much to eliminate it (and then have to worry about battery life). That's just me, though. I know that others prefer a more organized, minimalist desk.

yeah this is why most streamers use wired mice. honestly having a cable drag the mouse is usually pretty uncomfortable

 

[93LEAFS]

I got a deal on an Asus P702 Gladius at like 50% off due to some deal on Asus Products when I bought my 1440p monitor from Best Buy for my build. I mostly use an Xbox controller anyway, so I wasn't being that picky on mouse and keyboard.

 

[Peasy]

Everyone sings high praise for the Logitech pro superlight. I got one like a year ago, and while its a solid mouse, I still just prefer using my g403 instead due to the size. The superlight is pretty small and would sometimes cramp my hand.

 

[syz]

G703. Had to RMA one though after the wheel broke.