recommend a mouse that is not razer or logitech

razorlala

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my logitech G400 and G402 both encounter double click and non-responsive click issue aft end of warranty..

looking to see if any similar to current G402.. with 5extra buttons.
g402-hyperion-fury-ultra-fast-fps-gaming-mouse30.png


also think G402 might be a little too big. use too long arm/wrist will pain.
use free mouse from hp that is much smaller seems no such problem but looking for a mouse with the 5 additional button..

got any other brand/model to recommend?
 
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Humster

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What you left are Tecware, Coolermaster, Ah Ma, Asus, Steelseries and some other random brands.

More or less design for mouse is the same really not much to recommend. You probably need to go to shops, and look at the mouse themselves if you have arm/hand issues.
 
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Microsoft mouse is not bad. But I still prefer Logitech, usually cheaper for the same segment.
 
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I am currently using Cooler Master MM830. It has 2 middle DPI switch buttons and 4 left side buttons. Exactly what you are looking for I guess.



Another one that fits your specification is Roccat Kone Aimo. Mad Catz Rat 4, 6, and 8 also fit your need i guess. I used Rat 7 in the past and I still consider it the best mouse I ever used.

razorlala said:
I am looking for 2-3 buttons for thumb,

And 2 additional buttons for index finger, aside from left click leh..

Like similar to g402 pict in original post
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