Gaming Mice recommendations

[Aleksi Virmanen]

Hello, I need help with choosing a good gaming mice, so far what I owned are 2 razer nagas which both broke, G600 which I thought a bit too big for my hand and MMO7 which doesn't feel comfortable in the long run. So im looking for some recommendations here, it does not need to be a "MMO" mouse but few extra buttons would be nice, and DPI wise it must have at least 2600 and I would want a mouse that lasts several years (not buying another Razer) and the budget would start at 50 Euros but is quite extensible.

 

[tiny voices]

I have a Corsair m95. I love it. It feels very solid, is mostly metal, has many DPI settings, and has some extra thumb buttons. My favorite mouse I have owned by far.

 

[Aleksi Virmanen]

I have a Corsair m95. I love it. It feels very solid, is mostly metal, has many DPI settings, and has some extra thumb buttons. My favorite mouse I have owned by far.

Does it have software which lets you rebind all the mouse buttons to whatever you like?

 

[StarBG]

Roccat Savu with the best LED sensor and 4000dpi which can be changed to other values. LED in the back with 16.8kk colors too choose from,good quality components and it is ergonomic. It is mid-size and only for ppl that you their right hand. 5 buttons but you can give them a second command with the easy-shift button. You can read some reviews : http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4752/roccat_savu_optical_gaming_mouse_review/index.html
http://www.overclock.net/t/1352257/roccat-savu-review

 

[tiny voices]

I have a Corsair m95. I love it. It feels very solid, is mostly metal, has many DPI settings, and has some extra thumb buttons. My favorite mouse I have owned by far.

Does it have software which lets you rebind all the mouse buttons to whatever you like?

Yes it sure does.