What gaming mouse do you use?

[Horuku]

Razer Deathadder is where it's at.

[eldritchknight]

Logitech MX310. Not exactly overflowing with buttons, but that was about as many as I felt comfortable with on my mouse. I also use a G13 gamepad, though, so I set most of my bindings on that.

[kharig]

thanks for all the responses guys looks like a have several brands and models to look up

[Xuvial]

Logitech MX518
Never really found the need for a mouse with more than 5 buttons for any kind of gaming, this gets the job done nicely.

[Rampantsoto]

Cyborg R.A.T 7. Really good if your not into all those macros

[Zendashi]

Razer Deathadder, great for both WoW and Starcraft.

[Neralyte]

MX1000 for 3 years, currently using the G5 and will be upgrading to the G700 very shortly.

Nothing beats a Logitech..... mostly

[Specops]

Logitech G5 (1st gen) and Razer Mamba.

[Deleted]

Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0, best mouse I've ever had except the fact that the scroll gets bad fast. It's not more than 25$ and I have no problem buying a new one after 6 months or so.

[Pocketzest]

Logitec G9x, best mouse out there imo, unless your looking for 8 milloin buttons on the side, frictionless scrolling 2 side buttons, up to 5000dpi (great for large moniters(tvs))

[hizaika]

Razer Deathadder

[Wanex]

I use the Steelseries Cataclysm world of warcraft mouse, havent had any issues with it, feels natural, except that button right under the mousewheel :S

[Deleted]

Trust Predator...

Anyone who laughs is a communist

[taurendeathknight]

Honestly I don't get the naga.

Like how are you even somewhat accurate with a billion buttons controlled by your thumb? I feel like you would miss-hit buttons a lot.

Basically, you're only ever hitting one button at a time because of the GCD so you only need one finger aka your thumb. You're about as likely to miss a button on the Naga as you are with the keyboard action bars. You are mentally memorizing where all your buttons are so I automatically navigate the Naga without any errors easily after a couple weeks of raiding - and it makes raiding soooo much easier. The main buttons I use are in the + shape - 5 is the centre/main, 3/4 are secondary main attacks, 2-8 are primary cooldowns along with one of the side buttons/ etc.

Typically my left hand is free on WASD to master movement, I can move and DPS much more efficiently than someone using just the keyboard - and the added proximity to the 1-2 buttons lets me use those action keys too if need be; also having the free hand on WASD to use shift for marcos is epic as well.

Example, try holding shift to use a macro, whilst moving with WASD and then press an action bar key on the fly, especially if its 5+ on the action bar; not as simple without the Naga. ;D

[WesM63]

Razer Deathadder is where it's at.

QFT

Although, i also love my MS Habu. I actually own 3 of them, downfall is the rubber on the sides wear off extremely easy making the mouse a nuisance.

[littlepiggy]

Honestly I don't get the naga.

Like how are you even somewhat accurate with a billion buttons controlled by your thumb? I feel like you would miss-hit buttons a lot.

The buttons are big enough and distinguishable to avoid mis-clicks, it just takes alittle bit of time to memorize where the buttons are. The only buttons that are hard to hit is 10-12(imo) and the buttons directly next to the left click (buttons 4-5)

Naga is so nice

[Fraza]

Razer Krait. Yeah it only has 2 buttons, but it's very lightweight!

Tried Naga for a couple of weeks, disliked it because of the weight and went back to Krait. Perhaps if I was used to heavier mouses Naga would've been fine. It was a great mouse otherwise. (the mouse itself isn't heavy, the required "counter-force" to press the buttons makes it so).

[Sehlis]

Logitec G9x, best mouse out there imo, unless your looking for 8 milloin buttons on the side, frictionless scrolling 2 side buttons, up to 5000dpi (great for large moniters(tvs))

I agree, I use this mouse as well and love it. I originally had the red, mx510 gaming mouse for years but decided a switch was in order. I went out and bought the Naga and used it for about a week. I probably could have gotten used to it but I like to play fps games also and I discovered that it blows in those type of games. I returned it and picked up the G9x and haven't looked back.

[Starcrafted]

Roccat Kone, I've got it in September and couldn't be more satisfied <3 <3 <3

[Ultima]

I believe the WoW Steelseries mouse has had some terrible reviews. Be it poor software or poor location of buttons.

I find that most of the gaming mouses are too small, and my hands aren't exactly large.

Like how are you even somewhat accurate with a billion buttons controlled by your thumb? I feel like you would miss-hit buttons a lot.

Muscle memory. Don't you wonder how you can touch type or perform a DPS/tanking rotation without looking down at the keyboard?