PERDITION ELITE M901P-WS

Personally, I love MMO mice and have used them exclusively for 13 years now. Like other people have said in the thread, it will most definitely take some getting used to, but at a certain point it will click and just be completely second nature. I find having the ability to split up types of binds between the mouse and the keyboard is really helpful for me, especially with things like 4taa. One small thing to note though, most of the time MMO mice are heavier than standard mice, and if you currently use a light mouse it may be very noticeable. However I have seen a few lightweight MMO mouse models. As for mouse recommendations, I'm currently using a Redragon M901 wireless, was skeptical before I got it as I hadn't heard of the brand, but my friend swore by it and I'm honestly loving it so far (been almost 2 years now). The other models I've used were Razer Naga (not terrible, just wasn't huge on the shape/feel), and 2 different Corsair Scimitars (on both of them the left click actuator broke, maybe user error, maybe build quality issue, idk).

why doesn't Redragon let us reprogram the dpi/rgb buttons under the wheel in these wireless MMO mice? I have the wireless M901p-KS, which is almost the same thing but has 3 buttons under the wheel instead of two and those can't be re-mapped. such a good mouse apart from this little annoyance. i assume the two buttons on this model can't be remapped either?

Meanwhile. My Razor Naga Pro lasted 2 years. Fucking Lazer died. Oh well. Good thing I bought a backup. Redragon Perdition Pro wireless. Liking it a lot.

Meanwhile. My Razor Naga Pro lasted 2 years. Fucking Lazer died. Oh well. Good thing I bought a backup. Redragon Perdition Pro wireless. Liking it a lot.

Meanwhile. My Razor Naga Pro lasted 2 years. Fucking Lazer died. Oh well. Good thing I bought a backup. Redragon Perdition Pro wireless. Liking it a lot.

This is the one I opted to as a budget friendly mouse, however having fantastic reviews. It should be here tonight (thanks Amazon). Also had good reviews for durability. I’m excited to try it and take that next step into pvming.

Gaming mouse is worth cause office mice switches really aren't meant to be pressed or held so much or so forcefully and wear out quickly. That being said, you *must* be able to try it out and return it if it doesn't fit. Wrist issues due to an ill-fitting mouse are no joke.  Be careful about the side pad - most recently I was choosing between two versions of the same Redragon mouse with the side pad and with the usual MB4 + MB5 keys and a finger rest under them and the latter ended up being way more comfortable to use. Especially since in WT I have free look on MB4, so a big, holdable button is convenient. Also, I'm not sure about your regional prices, but 150 euro sounds excessive, I'd look for half that or less. And, on that note, consider wired mice first - gaming mice' wires are a lot less obtrusive than office ones', so there's no perceivable difference in usage experience, just hard limit on distance to PC case.

Depends on the games you play and how much you want to spend, but you can have a very nice budget combo for $100 roughly. If you play fps games I would get a good clone lightweight mouse, something like the mchose l7/l7+ or the vxe mad r / major, if you want something bigger (big hands) mchose a7 is basically identical to l7 but bigger and heavier, or atk x1 is a deathadder clone. If you specifically need many mouse buttons redragon make good mmo mice for a low price like the m901pks/m913 for the wireless ones or m908 for the wired one. Keyboards, well there are simply so many cheap ones and they're almost all identical for sub 50 dollars, it heavily depends on personal preference of switch type and keyboard size but if the budget isn't strict I love my keychron k2 he.

Reddragon wireless mmo mouse on amazon. It's $30 and it's been serving me for 7 years so far with zero problems. Don't waste hundreds of dollars on a "premium" mmo mouse, it's not worth it.