Gaming mice query..

I really considered purchasing a Razer mouse but eventually had to let down due to price. Comparably I chose the Logitech MX 518. I have been using it for a few months now and I absolutely love it. I'm a big fan. Check it out, it costs $42 US dollars so it should be in your price range.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104178

hey,thnx..what mice do u use?w0olf_fang47

I have a Razer Mamba.

I would definitely look at the Logitech MX 518 and it's reviews, which Toribor suggested above you. It seems like a legit mouse at a bit over $10 cheaper than the Deathadder. Although, if it were completely up to me, I'd go with the Deathadder, even though the Deathadder doesn't have the on the fly DPI buttons, but I rarely use those anyway. I just love the feel of these Razer mice.

Dot per inch more there is the more sensitive the mouse is 800 is plenty, though most gaming mouses have around 3000ish (with a few exceptions going over 5000) but it is more for show then actual use (most games playing at 5000 moving the mouse half and inch will make you do a 720).IvanElk

[QUOTE="IvanElk"]Dot per inch more there is the more sensitive the mouse is 800 is plenty, though most gaming mouses have around 3000ish (with a few exceptions going over 5000) but it is more for show then actual use (most games playing at 5000 moving the mouse half and inch will make you do a 720).NamelessPlayer

http://cgi.ebay.com/Logitech-MX518-1800DPI-Gaming-Optical-Mouse-/310214420746

Try this in case you decide settling on the MX518. I got mine from there and it works perfectly, and since you don't have any department store near you, then... yeah :D

http://cgi.ebay.com/Logitech-MX518-1800DPI-Gaming-Optical-Mouse-/310214420746

Try this in case you decide settling on the MX518. I got mine from there and it works perfectly, and since you don't have any department store near you, then... yeah :D

Photon_Man62

[QUOTE="NamelessPlayer"][QUOTE="IvanElk"]Dot per inch more there is the more sensitive the mouse is 800 is plenty, though most gaming mouses have around 3000ish (with a few exceptions going over 5000) but it is more for show then actual use (most games playing at 5000 moving the mouse half and inch will make you do a 720).IvanElk

Razer Naga, comfortable and useful

Razer Naga, comfortable and useful

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Dot per inch more there is the more sensitive the mouse is 800 is plenty, though most gaming mouses have around 3000ish (with a few exceptions going over 5000) but it is more for show then actual use (most games playing at 5000 moving the mouse half and inch will make you do a 720). What you should look at in a mouse in order from most important to least. 1. Is it comfortable 2. will it work on the surface you play on well 3. Does it have all the necessary buttons (incase you need some extra ones).IvanElk

hey i am also from india. i have the g500 which is really good( i first got the deathadder and returned it). i boughtt it in ebay for 3350. so if you spend just a little more you can have it. the deathadder was good but a part was broken during shipping and hence i exchanged it for g500.dude, really believe me on the fly adjustment of dpi is a huge bonus in games, atleast for me

I really don't know why people are obsessed with high DPI mice.

I'm a sponsored competitive gamer, being in one of the best Australian clans for COD4.

I use the classic intellimouse 1.1

and so do many professional fps players.

800 dpi all the way :)