Gaming mouse questions

[Buytes]

Logitech all the way.
Currently using the G500s. 2 Years of zero problems. Easy macro recording. Will detect installed games automatically, however I run a custom macro pack for BF4. DPI up to 8200. Palm or Claw grip possible/suitable. Weight adjustable, I prefer very light.
3 Months for me to upgrade to the G502.
Listen to advise relating to wired and wireless mice. Stay away from wireless if you are a FPS gamer.
Prior to this I had the RAT7. pretty damn nice, just a bit to heavy.
Other than that, it's up to your budget.

G502 is a stunning mouse the Cougar 700M for performance and looks... about R50 over budget...

 

[Polish]

G502 is a stunning mouse the Cougar 700M for performance and looks... about R50 over budget...

that looks like a transformer

 

[FarligOpptreden]

I have pretty small hands + I'm really lazy so the Razer Naga series has been a godsend for me. Had a Naga Molten that lasted for three years, tried other cheaper mice after that & none reached the standard of the Naga, so I got the Naga Hex. R900ish.
Try other Razer mice, they're REALLY comfortable. Apparently the Steelseries Rival series is also very comfortable.

Razer naga for me

Agreed. Don't let the wealth of thumb buttons put you off - it's a godsend for switching weapons in FPS games and other games that have default bindings to to number keys. For MMO gaming it's obviously a must...

I have a Logitech G602 that I use with my laptop as well, but I still prefer my Naga Molten that's attached to my gaming PC.