General DiscussionWhat mouse do you use to play?

steelseries kinzu v2

Really cheap mouse. But i'd like to have some side buttons on the left side of the mouse, i'm using them as hotkeys sometimes.

ye i know, but i only used v1 and i really got used to it so i got v2 and sticked to it

MX518 or G400s

G400s seems nice. I remember one of my friends using the MX518 for many years, it was a decent mouse. And as i read the G400s is just a upgraded version of MX518.

Are you using G400s Havoc?

http://www.amazon.com/A4Tech-Pinpoint-Optic-Wireless-G7-100-D/dp/B000UTICEC/ref=sr_1_sc_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1408361777&sr=8-4-spell&keywords=a4+tech+g7

Trust me guys, this is the best pound for pound, bang for the buck, what ever you call it, gaming grade wireless mouse that i've ever used.

get one fast.

Never used Wireless, probably never wont.

Steelseries rival is pretty decent. I cant comment on how long they last or anything but for my hand type its by far the most comfy mouse ive ever used

mx518 into g500, next mouse will be g400s

Old but gold Razer Diamondback :)

I have a G400s but use the MX518 on my laptop if I travel and still want to play. Probably the most durable and comfortable mouse I have ever used and I will continue to buy or use the upgrades of this.

After a series of random mice and such i stuck to them and my buys went MX510, MX518 (old), MX518 (new), G400s

Previously I had some wrist injuries and RSI so the mouse does contour nicely and is comfortable for duration gaming.

Rzr taipan

Two buttons on the side of mouse is great and im already accustomed to it.

Logitech G500

had razer but changed it for steelseries sensei one.
in the end you get accustomed to any mouse after a while. think I changed 6 so far.

typos.

Naga hex, 6 buttons perfect for mobas

Mainly because I personally dislike the older Naga with 12 non mechanical buttons

The new naga is good though

Wireless $10 mouse :)

I've got a Corsair M95.

At first I thought it was a bit heavy and maybe had too many buttons but after getting used to it I love it.

@captaindreads
I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to use the side buttons too often.
It slows down your right hand and delays the left clicks for whatever you're trying to cast.
If you look at all the pros' hotkeys, almost all of them are on the keyboard.

I would suggest using one button for mic and one for blink/ force but thats plenty for side buttons already.

@chinks

I don't use most of them for Dota because it's just not practical.

The 2 near the front on the side are my push to talk buttons. 1 for Teamspeak 1 for in game.
The 2 at the bottom I have set to quick-cast items. I usually put things like bottle or stick on them sometimes a dagon.

^never had a mouse with more buttons, lol.
i play with a wireless a4tech.

Like the last thread (a while back ) The Logitech G700S <3

Steelseries Sensei

I used several big brand gaming mouse. cm xornet feeks the best

3$ Optical mouse, Really good.

gigabyte m6980x

It's a good budget gaming mouse. I like how precise it is.

If you're not looking to spend too much, you can consider this:
X-Craft Twilight 2000
USD$13.90 before tax & shipping
6 buttons, 3200 cpi, comfortable rubberized finishing, 7-Colors graphic lighting effects with pulsating effects

http://leapfroglobal.com/powerlogic/usb-wireless-mice/x-craft-twilight.html

my mouse has right click left click and scroll =o

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_QujvSEwonQ0/TY93zb67ASI/AAAAAAAAAvI/ogUxa-P5WjY/IMG079%5B2%5D.jpg?imgmax=800

really budget mouse, its under 20 usd I think.

Comes with 2 additional buttons on the side and it has a wonderfully comfortable shape. I couldn't care less about dpi or all that shit.