recommend a mouse that is not razer or logitech

razorlala

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Exactly. Wireless mouse improves just about everything especially your agility and your desk looks so much cleaner.

8khz mouse the only thing I found good was the tracking was immensely smooth. Well, it's reporting more frequently to the PC but it also uses noticeably more CPU usage so FPS drops +/- 3fps from my logging.

But wireless and lightweight more than compensates for that. As you get more used to this combo, you'll be craving for more speed depending on the games you play. I've also moved to glass skates as a result of this but you'll need a cordura pad as glass skates are very affected by humidity and cloth pads especially if you have sweaty palms and hands. It muddies the entire experience.
Idk what or how u use the system until so informative sia..
For me i end up buy logitech g604. Bluetooth connect to work laptop, dongle to home pc.
1 button can toggle btw the 2. Thumb got 6buttons can set whatever u like.
Cheap cheap also. Like 50 60bucks
 

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Idk what or how u use the system until so informative sia..
For me i end up buy logitech g604. Bluetooth connect to work laptop, dongle to home pc.
1 button can toggle btw the 2. Thumb got 6buttons can set whatever u like.
Cheap cheap also. Like 50 60bucks

I quite serious with my gaming. 😁
 

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I use a Tecware Torque mouse. Works well for me over the years. On the contrary, brands like Logitech, Microsoft, etc, tend to give me connection or double clicking issue. The only exception is the Logitech G1 that I have used for a decade, and it still alive today. I've also used Corsair Glaive before and I find the mouse to behave somewhat unreliably because you get missed clicks, or the mouse cursor may randomly jump around. Could be a faulty unit, but unlikely for me to pick up another Corsair mouse.
 

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I use a Tecware Torque mouse. Works well for me over the years. On the contrary, brands like Logitech, Microsoft, etc, tend to give me connection or double clicking issue. The only exception is the Logitech G1 that I have used for a decade, and it still alive today. I've also used Corsair Glaive before and I find the mouse to behave somewhat unreliably because you get missed clicks, or the mouse cursor may randomly jump around. Could be a faulty unit, but unlikely for me to pick up another Corsair mouse.
That's a good value for money mouse but for mine somehow the scroll wheel broke off during minimal use lol... guess I'm unlucky
 

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thanks all!

roccat lazada responded told me taka had a few mouse on display can go take a look, had the one i was looking at, on sale though not as cheap as lazada, still got there. using it now, very very lightweight. simple and clean, no rubber stuff to get sticky, aluminium scroll wheel feels great, even comes with spare mouse feet.

quite decent, can go look see if you're looking for a roccat.
 

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Idk what or how u use the system until so informative sia..
For me i end up buy logitech g604. Bluetooth connect to work laptop, dongle to home pc.
1 button can toggle btw the 2. Thumb got 6buttons can set whatever u like.
Cheap cheap also. Like 50 60bucks
where u find 50~60 bucks?
me also using g604 coz need many buttons & single battery quite long lasting
 

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where u find 50~60 bucks?
me also using g604 coz need many buttons & single battery quite long lasting
1 or 2yrs ago liao. actually is 70bucks

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G604 now dunno why retail price increased. Two years ago can get for 69 at challenger. Now need to hunt at other places.

Imo g604 and basilisk v3 are awesome for productivity + gaming use.
 

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Always been a Logitech G900 -> G903 user. Both gotten from Taobao, much cheaper than SG sellers.

Since launch first gotten the G900, use until self replaced the battery once after 4 years, then downgrade to office use till this day.

Then replaced with a G903 which is exactly the same but newer model.

None had double click problem.
 

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G604 now dunno why retail price increased. Two years ago can get for 69 at challenger. Now need to hunt at other places.

Imo g604 and basilisk v3 are awesome for productivity + gaming use.
Retail still gt sell meh?
 
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