The clicky thing your hand is on

I used to use a CM Xornet, before the scroll wheel started getting funky on me.

I've been using a Razer Deathadder (2013) since. (Been about 7 months now)
It's a very comfortable mouse and I don't regret the purchase. It's just unfortunate that the rubber grip on the left side fell off very quickly. (Within a month)

Naga Hex. I originally had the 12 button naga, but the buttons were too close together, the last row was hard to hit accurately, and it wasn't heavy enough. Returned it for the hex and haven't looked back. The buttons are easy to hit and the weight is perfect. These are just my preferences of course. Some like lightweight mice, but I like to have some weight to them.

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Originally Posted by Risvertasashi

G600 here. Can click all buttons by feel, never misses clicks, and of course the Logitech gaming software lets me save on button spamming. No complaints.

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I have a g600 too, love it! But...what to you mean by the bolded comment? Am I missing some awesome feature that would make my life even easier?!

i using cheap, local branded Rexus (?) G6, its big because my palm is very big, have two extra macro button for using mount and confirm button, so i can spamming the nodes with my thumb not index finger ( i do gathering 5-6 hour a day), very light, and cheap (4$).

planning to get razer naga soon, but i worry my finger is too big for naga

I use a Logitech G402 here, and a regular amazon keyboard which I like a lot since the F-keys are right above the number keys so i can easily use both for my hotbars.

The G402 I like a lot. I originally was considering the G502/G602, but after getting my hands on both and testing them out I just opted for the G402 instead. Just enjoy the feel of the 402 more since the 502 buttons feel more flimsy (also dislike the scroll wheel). The 602 seemed like a good choice but just opted for the lower price and the wired design of the G402 since I'd burn through that 250 hour battery life of the 602 constantly.

I'm still using my Razer Naga I bought back in 2010. Haven't had any issues with it surprisingly and I have put it through some heavy use.

I just use a regular logitech G9X with the small grip which I like because it reminds me of the old mouseman from the 90s. I've never gotten on with mice with tons of buttons (though I have tried) so I just use regular buttons on it. Also most mice are huge which I don't like.

http://technodaily.ru/wp-content/upl...nsform-top.jpg

Was using the R.A.T. 7 for a while, but even after I got a replacement, the laser tracker broke.

Now I am stuck with my 3 year old R.A.T. 3 again^^

http://monit26.vot.pl/RAT3/7623-1.jpg

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Logitech Trackball, great for playing from the couch =P

Imo, mice are overrated and have a minimal impact to gaming ability (in terms of buttons). What I think matters more is you find a mouse that fits your hand well, and is easy for you to use (muscle memory). Keyboards on the other hand matter a lot more. So instead of getting some 12 button mouse, I have a keyboard with extra buttons and find it much easier to use those as hot key modifiers than a 12 button mouse.

My Keyboard is a Roccat ISKU and my Mouse is a Razor Death Adder (2 side buttons, left/right/scroll) = 5 button mouse.

The Death Adder fits my hand really well, and it's named after a snake!

http://www.roccat.org/en-US/Products...u-Series/Isku/

http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder