Gaming mice and mouse pad reviews?

[cmdrdredd]

Does anyone do these reviews in depth anymore? I’ve seen some articles with a top 10 and some lists of the most popular with bullet points of the features but nothing really in depth that goes into detail of the glide and control over time. I recently was buying a new mouse and could t really find many reviews.

 

[MrSquished]

Rocket jump ninja

 

[DigDog]

rocket jump ninja

 

[cmdrdredd]

No ides why that didn't come up in my google search, my skills must be lacking. Anyhow it appears my choices weren't too bad with a Logitech G403 mouse and Corsair MM300 mat. Seem to work very well together.

 

[EXCellR8]

Good site, though I haven't bought a "gaming" mouse in a long time. I've been using a Logi G500 for years and years, corded because lol @ batteries.

 

[cmdrdredd]

Good site, though I haven't bought a "gaming" mouse in a long time. I've been using a Logi G500 for years and years, corded because lol @ batteries.

There is a pad from Logitech that charges your wireless mouse (only works with two models) while you play if you have it in the center circle. Stupidly expensive though and I prefer soft pads because hard pads have that scrape sound on most mice and wear down the feet faster.

 

[EXCellR8]

Which reminds me... my mouse needs a new glide pad on the side, it keeps sliding off and leaving residue all over the bottom. First world problems yo.

 

[MrSquished]

Good site, though I haven't bought a "gaming" mouse in a long time. I've been using a Logi G500 for years and years, corded because lol @ batteries.

most high end gaming mice are corded actually. vast majority.

 

[DigDog]

as for the mousemat, i recommend the Silent Monsters XXL, which can conveniently be bought on Amazon for like, twelve bucks.

i've used just about every pro mousemat out there, and honestly i think this is the best one.