Buying advice for cheap gaming mouse

[akhilc47]

I'm a casual gamer and I play all kind of games i.e. fps/rpg/mmorpg/action... But I don't play everyday and I don't think I should spend more than 1.5k for mouse and pad. Okay, do I really need a pad?? I've a very flat table so may be I can skip it?? If so 1.5k budget is for mouse alone. So please give me suggestions on this price range. As I said I'm not a hardcore gamer so I don't need many fancy features just decent performance will do. Thanks for reading

 

[ithehappy]

A mouse ALWAYS will need a mat, and a pretty good one too.

I don't really know what's available in that budget, Logitech G400 maybe?

 

[akhilc47]

G400 is being sold at ~2k , so it's out of my budget. I was thinking may be G300? Hows the digiflip mouse?? It's only 700. And about pad, I did a lot of googling and many people think its not really necessary for laser mouses. Also I'm not a hardcore gamer so may be I'll just skip it.

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Amazon is selling g300 at 1.3k and 1.5k. Could anyone please take a look at these links and tell me the difference??


Link 1

Logitech G300 Wired Gaming Mouse: Amazon.in: Computers & Accessories

Link 2

*www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B005EWB3AU/ref=pd_aw_sbs_1?pi=SY115&simLd=1[/url

 

[Ironman]

Dragon War G9 Thor Gaming Mouse

you can try it
i bought it recently

it comes with a mat

Review :
If you are Interested
Dragon War Thor Gaming Mouse - Too Much Gaming

Original Website:
Dragonwar Offical Web Site

And for the Record it uses "Microsoft BlueTrack Technology"
Bluetrack Technology in a Computer Mouse | Microsoft Hardware

 

[johnjoyjoe1979]

Go with Logitech G300 @ 1.3k

 

[Ironman]

Updated my answer !

 

[Nerevarine]

There's Corsair LS2, Logitech G300 ( my pick), or Dragonwar mouse of your choice (friend owns one of these, im dissatisfied with the build quality)

 

[$hadow]

+1 to g300