What (gaming) mouse manufacturers are considered the most reliable?

[Cerberus_tm]

The last Logitech I mouse used was probably 15 years ago, and it was far less durable than the Microsoft I used. But I hear they are now considered to be reliable with respect to gaming mice? Even though many people get the malfunctioning (double-clicking) left button after a year or two?

Other brands I hear good things about are Roccat and Steelseries.

I hear Madcatz mice often malfunction too soon.

Razer has evil DRM (forced cloud stuff), and I hear their mice malfunction sooner than the best brands.

Corsair seems to be OK, but I haven't heard that many opinions about them.

Microsoft may still be reliable, but do they make any gaming mice (with lots of buttons)?

What do you think?

 

[Emanuel Elmo]

The last Logitech I used was probably 15 years ago, and it was far less durable than the Microsoft I used. But I hear they are now considered to be reliable with respect to gaming mice? Even though many people get the malfunctioning (double-clicking) left button after a year or two?

Other brands I hear good things about are Roccat and Steelseries.

I hear Madcatz mice often malfunction too soon.

Razer has evil DRM (forced cloud stuff), and I hear their mice malfunction sooner than the best brands.

Corsair seems to be OK, but I haven't heard that many opinions about them.

What do you think?

I have had only logitech mice and all of mine are still working with no problems. I have had 2 Madcatz mice and both of them broke within a year.

My buddy has a logitech mouse that is over 10 years old and refuses to get a new one because his is still working.

I have always had a very good experience with logitech. I even have one of there old keyboards as a backup just incase my corsiar keyboard dies. My logitech keyboard is 8 years old.

 

[Cerberus_tm]

Thanks, useful info!

 

[amaturepc]

Also had a mad catz which started malfunctioning after a few months. Garbage.