Hardware & Technical What mouse do you use?

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I know most people consider what I use as overpriced tat, but I wouldn't change my Razer Mamba TE for the world.

What do you use? Do you fly your ship with it?
 
Corsair M-65. I have large hands, so a bigger mouse helps. I like the little weights included- customisable so that gamers can find an ideal compromise between speed of reaction and lift. I just threw them all in! I like the 'sniper' button, the DPI adjustment on the fly and the extra side buttons. Mostly, I like the fact that it's still going strong after three years of hard use.

Previous failures included a Razer that wore out after about nineteen months- still the most expensive mouse I've ever owned- and a wireless RAT that was tiny and wouldn't stay linked to my PC, only a metre and a half away... :mad:

Honourable mention goes to my Maplins ergonomic mouse. It's a big, upright mouse, covered in soft rubber. My wrists were both broken a few years back. When it's damp and cold they get very sore, making it difficult to use a conventional mouse. The Maplins beastie is just the job. It's got some tidy features; it's wireless, has 3 DPI adjustments and two additional buttons. It's a good piece kit and very reasonably priced.
https://www.maplin.co.uk/p/maplin-pro-ergonomic-wireless-laser-mouse-n84dg
 
I'm a little bit strange so I use five mice :D

Original Razer Naga as it has all my repeats all mapped to it, a Razer Chroma as it just lights up pretty, Razer Nostromo as it has all my urm, console stuff mapped, and the nub on the X52 that admittedly doesn't do much of anything useful.

Urm - that's only four. I'm still trying to find the other one.
 
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Logitech G502 & Steelseries Sensei Raw (notebook). The latter one sucks. The former is the best I ever had and a worthy successor of my G500.

O7,
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I had a logitech G502 as this was advertised as a "large mouse"... hahhah. hahahaha- No.
I have Huge hands(size 9.5 out of 10) so getting a large mouse is a PAIN!

Previously i used a Naos 5000 which was comfortable, but after 6 years it died.. the proteus lasted 4 months before i gave it to the wife(she has small hands).
After visiting game, which had several mice on display and messing about with them, i discovered the Roccat kone(yes i know roccat...)
But it is very comfy and i have no finger ache like i did with the proteus.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01NBMNGYL/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Overall i am happy with it, and if you have huge hands you will know the pains of getting a mouse that you can use comfortably.

 
I prefer a Logitech T-BC21 Trackball, set to midrange sensitivity, for more active control, I have used this same setup for many games, only beef i have with this trackball is the lack of scroll wheel function.
 
In a sea of Logitech and Razer...

...Mad Catz (Saitek) R.A.T. 7. Quirky, edgy, awesome. :D
As with everything from the infamous producer, quality was a matter of hit and miss, but I've been lucky and had mine for the last 5-6 years at least (and a tad more maybe). Personalization to fit the hand is as good as it gets.

First comment when my girlfriend saw that on my desk the first time: "Does it bites?"
 
I know most people consider what I use as overpriced tat, but I wouldn't change my Razer Mamba TE for the world.

What do you use? Do you fly your ship with it?

RAT 5. Fantastic weight, buttons, everything... If only my laptop would run ED, sadly it's PS4pro for me.
 
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