Everything you need to know about buying a gaming mouse

Sl8er said:
Any suggestions on "Best bang for buck" gaming mouse?
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I have a problem with mice constantly breaking on me or buttons giving in, so I bought an Asus ROG Gladius for about R700-R800 a while ago.

Comes with two different detachable cables and replacement switches, and it's served me pretty well :)

Also, the SteelSeries Kana is a great quality budget gaming mouse.
 
Jamie McKane said:
I have a problem with mice constantly breaking on me or buttons giving in, so I bought an Asus ROG Gladius for about R700-R800 a while ago.

Comes with two different detachable cables and replacement switches, and it's served me pretty well :)

Also, the SteelSeries Kana is a great quality budget gaming mouse.
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Groovy! I'll go check those out.
 
Sl8er said:
:D

That's hardly "bang for buck"...BUT thanks for the suggestion! Good to keep in mind when the time comes :)
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It bangs buck pretty hard considering what the Logitech and Razer alternatives cost these days. Still, my Razer Naga Molten is serving me well 3 years on, so I'll wait until it dies on me. Just stay away from the Logitech G602 - my left click gave in after less than a year of daily (work and gaming) use.
 
FarligOpptreden said:
It bangs buck pretty hard considering what the Logitech and Razer alternatives cost these days. Still, my Razer Naga Molten is serving me well 3 years on, so I'll wait until it dies on me. Just stay away from the Logitech G602 - my left click gave in after less than a year of daily (work and gaming) use.
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Noted, thanks.
 
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