Any good gaming mouse ti recommend? ?

haylui

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Can consider Microsoft pro intellimouse
It's a gaming mouse.
 

Psycovirus

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Glorious Model O!

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OR Pre-order

Cooler Master Mastermouse MM710
 

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angmoh = true gamers, asians/singaporeans = fake gamers?

what logic?
 
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Deleted the non-constructive reply. Stick to topic of recommending the mouse, not look down on your fellow singaporeans.
 

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Morning Bro!

First and foremost, mouse shape must suit you. And that's up to individual.
Generally speaking, Zowie's shape is good but build quality & warranty ok. Logitech's build quality & warranty no horse run but shape hit or miss.

Currently, using Razer Mamba Elite; above average experience. :D
 

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my previous and current mice is the zowie za13 and logitech g403 wireless.. i definitely prefer the wireless mouse as cable tension is a variable tend to affect movement.. if ur onto hardcore mouse with alot of holes then its better to ask at reddit.
 

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first hand size and grip type. but if u just want price. logitech g305/g304 wireless mouse. good shape good weight. further easily reduce weight by using AA to AAA battery convertor and using lithium lightweight battery. able to get ard sgd40.

About 100 and no razer please.
 
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