Honestly, most are meh because I think companies realized they are a pain in the ass to design and the market is so niche. BUT that being said,
I've used 4 generations of Razer Naga, pretty safe buy, and they are on sale right now. Great customer support. Software is easy.
I think the Corsair Scims have the best side button feel, but the software is worse than Razer. Which honestly just would require the occasional relaunch and mouse replug.
Red Dragon basically stole the G600 layout design but think it's over hyped. I think people just view Logitech as the Toyota of gaming mice but I swear I've had nothing but issues aside from their wired G502.
But my holy grail will be the 2012 Razer Naga Epic edition with interchangable right side grips. Claw grip design is already massively underrepresented and it will probably be the only mmo mouse in existence that is claw grip compatible. Almost all, if not all, current gen mmo mice are designed for palm grip.
Honestly, most are meh because I think companies realized they are a pain in the ass to design and the market is so niche. BUT that being said,
I've used 4 generations of Razer Naga, pretty safe buy, and they are on sale right now. Great customer support. Software is easy.
I think the Corsair Scims have the best side button feel, but the software is worse than Razer. Which honestly just would require the occasional relaunch and mouse replug.
Red Dragon basically stole the G600 layout design but think it's over hyped. I think people just view Logitech as the Toyota of gaming mice but I swear I've had nothing but issues aside from their wired G502.
But my holy grail will be the 2012 Razer Naga Epic edition with interchangable right side grips. Claw grip design is already massively underrepresented and it will probably be the only mmo mouse in existence that is claw grip compatible. Almost all, if not all, current gen mmo mice are designed for palm grip.
Played wow even before mmo mouse was a thing so I never got used to it, I bought a couple of them over the years (g600 and old naga) it just felt uncomfortable using them for skills you would press in combat, felt slow. I personally only use them for skills i would use out of combat, like buffing and eating or autorun.
ill second this if op is looking for something other than razer, its not as well built imo as my 2011 naga (theres a reason its so loved) biggest complaint is battery life and mouse wheel can be "creaky" other than that it performs great, buttons are easy to navigate, left/right click feel nice and it is very light which is a huge plus over other mmo mice for me
Seconded, cheap but surpisingly high quality. After they made the Razer Naga way bigger after mine died, I went on a search for a new one and it's what I settled on.
I used to use a Razer Naga wireless a long time ago for a long time. Then it broke and they made all the new Nagas way bigger so they don't fit my hand well. Tried a whole bunch and didn't like them.
Eventually I found the Redragon M901 and have been using it for years. Fit pretty well. I was skeptical, but it's great quality for its cheap price.
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