Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
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E-3lue Cobra |
Mediocre |
6 |
Palm |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $12From Newegg: $13
Links:
Official link
G-Utilities Review
User Review (YT)
User Review (YT)
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Description: A very cheap mouse, with a so-so sensor, but with 6 buttons. Not bad for such a low price: You get a mouse, with 6 buttons, for only $10. What the mouse lacks is a good sensor and quality construction, but it makes up for that with a dazzling LED display.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, one DPI adjust button.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Hard plastic sides, soft plastic top.
Size: (L) 126 x (W) 64 x (H) 39 mm
Weight: Medium: 100g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-5050
DCI/CPI: 600/1200/1800/2400
LOD: 1.2mm-2.4mm
Pros: Cheap, 6 buttons, driverless
Cons: Low quality, mediocre sensor, thumb buttons on only one side for an ambidextrous mouse
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
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Logitech G100s |
Fair |
4 |
Palm |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $20From Newegg: $40
Links:
Official link
Anandtech Review
Techgage Review
Team Liquid Review
TechAnger Review
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Description: A simple, four button mouse. The sensor is not perfect, but it is fair, and the price is very attractive.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, one DPI adjust button.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Plastic
Size: (L) 117mm x (W) 63mm x (H) 39mm
Weight: Light: 85g (w/o cord) 110g (w cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago AM010 N1301T
DCI/CPI: 250-2,500
LOD: ~2.5mm
Pros: Cheap, simple, optional drivers
Cons: Imperfect sensor
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
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Logitech G402 |
Good |
8 |
Any |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $33From Newegg: $33
Links:
Official link
PC Gamer Review
OCN Review
Techradar Review
Techspot Review
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Description: A decent mouse with a lot of buttons and a decent sensor, for quite cheap. A good choice for those on a budget.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two DPI adjust buttons, three right thumb buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, stiff cable.
Grip: Rubber sides, plastic top.
Size: (L) 136mm x (W) 72mm x (H) 41mm
Weight: Medium: 103g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago AM010 (???)
DCI/CPI: 240-4,000
LOD: ~3mm-4mm
Pros: Cheap, lots of buttons
Cons: Imperfect sensor, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
CM Storm Recon |
Excellent |
9 |
Any |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $35From Newegg: $88
Links:
Official link
Tweaktown Review
Pure OC Review
Digital Versus Review
OCMod Review
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Description: A very good mid-range mouse, with a perfect sensor and 9 buttons for a very low price. It is ambidextrous, and thus an excellent choice for left-handed people who want many buttons for cheap.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two left and right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Plastic sides, soft plastic top
Size: (L) 116.4 x (W) 64.4 x (H) 42 mm
Weight: Heavy: 139g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3090
DCI/CPI: 800/1600/3200/4000
LOD: 1-5mm (adjustable)
Pros: Cheap, perfect sensor, 9 buttons
Cons: Very heavy, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Roccat Savu |
Excellent |
5 |
Claw |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $40From Newegg: $99
Links:
Official link
PCMag Review
Legit Review
HW Secrets Review
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Description: An excellent mouse with a tonne of features (many of them not needed). Perfect sensor, textured side grips for a secure grip, LED with millions of colours. LOD is very high though.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons.
Cable: Braided, flexible cable.
Grip: Textured plastic sides, soft plastic top.
Size: (L) 120 x (W) 66 x (H) 46
Weight: Light: 90g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3090
DCI/CPI: 400/800/1600/4000
LOD: 6mm
Pros: Perfect sensor yet cheap, lots of extra features/frills.
Cons: High lift-off distance, possibly too many extra frills, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
CM Storm Spawn |
Excellent |
7 |
Claw |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $45From Newegg: $78
Links:
Official link
OCClub Review
HW Secrets Review
HW Heaven Review
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Description: Formerly known as Al, an expert assassin and CIA agent. Killed and sent to hell to pay for his crimes, but returns to earth after making a deal with the devil. Too many superpowers, violent, has a nice cape. As for the mouse, this is an excellent claw-grip mouse with a perfect sensor for a good price. The mouse is quite wide, with a pinky rest, it has a nice rubber finish, and lots of buttons. May not be suitable if you cannot adjust to a claw grip or if you have sweaty hands.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Rubber sides, plastic top.
Size: (L) 110 x (W) 75.5 x (H) 35 mm
Weight: Light: 86g (w/o cord), 142g (w cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3090
DCI/CPI: 800/1800/3500
LOD: 1.4mm-1.6mm
Pros: Comfortable (for claw grip), pinky rest, lightweight, cheap.
Cons: Old firmware has some issues (recently fixed), may not be suited for palm grip, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Roccat Kone Pure Optical |
Excellent |
7 |
Any |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $52From Newegg: $51
Links:
Official link
Tweaktown Review
Neoseeker Review
Overclockersclub Review
Kitguru Review
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Description: A perfect-sensor mouse from Roccat, with lots of extra features/frills (many of them not needed, such as colour changing LEDs). LOD is very high.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Braided, flexible cable.
Grip: Soft plastic.
Size: (L) 120 x (W) 70 x (H) 39 mm
Weight: Light: 90g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3090
DCI/CPI: 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 2000, 3200 or 4000
LOD: 6mm
Pros: Comfortable, lots of extra features/frills.
Cons: Minor grip issues, high LOD, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Zowie EC-A series |
Excellent |
5 |
Palm |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60
Links:
Official link
OCN Review
Eteknix Review
PCGameware Review
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Description: A simple right-handed mouse with a perfect sensor. Great design, suitable for those with a subtle taste. The EC1-A is larger, while the EC2-A is smaller, but the internals are the same.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Plastic
Size: Two sizes: EC1 - Large: (L) 128 x (W) 62 x (H) 43 mm || EC2 - Large: (L) 120 x (W) 65 x (H) 40 mm
Weight: Light: 93g
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3310
DCI/CPI: 400/800/1600/3200
LOD: 1.5mm-1.8mm
Pros: Comfortable, accurate, good grip, driverless
Cons: A little pricey
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Zowie FK series |
Excellent |
7 |
Claw |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $60
Links:
Official link
OCN Review
Eteknix Review
PCGameware Review
Kitguru Review
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Description: Great mouse, with a perfect sensor and an understated design. The FK1 is larger, and the FK2 is smaller.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two left and right thumb buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Plastic
Size: Two sizes: FK1: (L) 128 x (W) 67 x (H) 37 mm || FK2: (L) 124 x (W) 64 x (H) 36 mm
Weight: Light: 90g
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3310
DCI/CPI: 400/800/1600/3200
LOD: 1.5mm-1.8mm
Pros: Comfortable, driverless
Cons: A little pricey
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Corsair M45 |
Excellent |
7 |
Claw |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $60
Links:
Official link
Tweaktown Review
Bit-tech Review
DigitalVersus Review
Eteknix Review
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Description: A nice, comfortable mouse with customizable weight and on-the-fly DPI adjust.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Braided, stiff cable.
Grip: Soft plastic top, textured plastic sides.
Size: (L) 118mm x (W) 72mm x (H) 40mm
Weight: Light: ~90g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Pixart PMW3310H
DCI/CPI: 50-5000
LOD: Adjustable
Pros: Comfortable (for claw)
Cons: A little pricey, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Logitech G502 |
Excellent |
11 |
Claw |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $61
Links:
Official link
Techradar Review
OCN Review
Tomsguide Review
Techgage Review
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Description: Officially called "The El Grande Logitech G502 Proteus Core Cybertronic Pro Tunable Gaming Mouse Limited LE Edition". It has tonnes of buttons, configurable weight, dual scroll modes, a perfect sensor, and is very well reviewed. Looks are not for everyone, though.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle (can be clicked sideways), two DPI adjust buttons, one profile button, three right thumb buttons.
Cable: Braided, stiff cable.
Grip: Rubber sides, plastic top.
Size: (L) 132mm x (W) 75mm x (H) 40mm
Weight: Medium: 121g (w/o cord), 168g (w cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Pixart PMW 3366DM
DCI/CPI: 200-12,000
LOD: ~1.2mm
Pros: Comfortable, lots of buttons
Cons: A little pricey, uses drivers, questionable looks
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Steelseries Rival |
Excellent |
6 |
Palm |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $60
Links:
Official link
Legit Review
Tweaktown Review
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Description: A new Steelseries mouse, with good build quality and a flawless sensor.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, one DPI adjust button.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Rubber sides, soft plastic top.
Size: (L) 133 x (W) 70 x (H) 45 mm
Weight: Medium: 110g (w/o cord), 128g (w cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Pixart PAW3310
DCI/CPI: 50-6500
LOD: ~2.5mm
Pros: Comfortable, good grip
Cons: A little pricey, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Deathadder Chroma |
Excellent |
5 |
Ergonomic |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $60
Links:
Official link
Techradar Review
Tomsguide Review
Bit-tech Review
Legit Review
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Description: The Deathadder series is a global favourite. Very comfortable, a bit flashy, great performance.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons.
Cable: Braided, flexible cable.
Grip: Rubber sides, plastic top.
Size: (L) 127 x (W) 70 x (H) 44 mm
Weight: Medium: 105g (w/o cord)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago S3989
DCI/CPI: 100-10,000
LOD: ~1mm
Pros: Extremely comfortable
Cons: A little pricey, flashy, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Mionix Avior 7000 |
Excellent |
9 |
Any |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $60From Newegg: $70
Links:
Official link
TPU Review
Tweaktown Review
Techgage Review
Hexus Review
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Description: Mionix's well-reviewed ambidextrous mouse now has a flawless sensor. High DPI, custom LEDs, but pricey. Look for the Mionix Naos as an alternative with nearly identical features, but a right-handed/ergonomic design.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two left and right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Braided, stiff cable.
Grip: Rubber
Size: (L) 125 x (W) 65 x (H) 37 mm
Weight: Medium: 100g (w/o cord), 146g (w cable)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3310
DCI/CPI: 50-7000
LOD: Adjustable
Pros: Comfortable, balanced
Cons: A little pricey
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Mionix Naos 7000 |
Excellent |
7 |
Palm |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $70From Newegg: $80
Links:
Official link
TPU Review
Tweaktown Review
Techgage Review
Hexus Review
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Description: A comfortable, quality mouse, with a flawless sensor. High DPI, custom LEDs, but pricey. Look for the Mionix Avior as an alternative with nearly identical features, but an ambidextrous design.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two right thumb buttons, two DPI adjust buttons.
Cable: Braided, stiff cable.
Grip: Rubber
Size: (L) 131 × (W) 85 × (H) 39 mm
Weight: Medium: 103g (w/o cord), 147g (w cable)
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3310
DCI/CPI: 50-7000
LOD: Adjustable
Pros: Comfortable, balanced
Cons: Pricey, uses drivers
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Zowie ZA series |
Excellent |
7 |
Palm |
Ambidextrous |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $75From Newegg: $82
Links:
Official link
Youtube Review
OCN Review
Eteknix Review
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Description: A palm-grip ambidextrous mouse, with a simple understated design. Comes in three sizes.
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two left and right thumb buttons.
Cable: Unbraided, flexible cable.
Grip: Plastic
Size: Three sizes: ZA11: (L) 128 x (W) 67 x (H) 40 mm || ZA12: (L) 124 x (W) 64 x (H) 39 mm || ZA13: (L) 120 x (W) 62 x (H) 38 mm
Weight: Light: 90g
Connection type: Wired (USB)
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3310
DCI/CPI: 400/800/1600/3200
LOD: 1.5mm-1.8mm
Pros: Comfortable, driverless
Cons: Pricey
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Name |
Precision |
Buttons |
Grip style |
Orientation |
|
Logitech G602 |
Great |
11 |
Palm |
Right-handed |
Buy it:
From Amazon: $80From Newegg: $80
Links:
Official link
TPU Review
Tomsguide Review
Geek Review
PCMag Review
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Description: A very good all-around wireless mouse, with a good sensor, imperceptable latency, and lots of buttons. Needs batteries though, and is heavy!
Button Layout: Left, right, middle, two DPI adjust buttons, 6 right thumb buttons.
Cable: N/A
Grip: Textured plastic sides and buttons, rubber palm rest
Size: (L) 139mm x (W) 83mm x (H) 44mm
Weight: Heavy: 130g (1 battery), 153g (2 batteries)
Connection type: Wireless
Sensor: Avago ADNS-3090 (???)
DCI/CPI: 25-2,500
LOD: ???
Pros: Lots of buttons, optical+wireless
Cons: Pricey, heavy, uses drivers
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