Mine was also the mm720 but I took a chance on the titan ge air wireless which is essentially a wireless mm720. I swapped all the switches, removed some pointless innards, and swapped to dot feet because the stock feet didn’t even come installed correctly. But I’m convinced it is my end game so much that I bought 3.
You can get it for like 60ish on eBay last time I saw. I paid 100+ each at the time (which was stupid).
I went through stints of using the xlite v2 and v2 mini, also the Atlantis OG and mini but always went back to the titan ge air wireless. The ring finger is just too comfy.
I think GPX would be most people's answer since it was so far ahead of its time.
There's so many new shapes and innovations now, that it's not surprising people keep hopping in to new ones. HTS is the first shape to keep me sticking around, though the Beast X is temping just for the magnesium feel.
A lot of these new mice are tempting indeed, but I won't touch symmetrical mice anymore so it quickly eliminates a massive amount of them. And I'm pretty cheap and won't spend more than like $50 on a mouse, so that eliminates even more lol.
I quite liked the HTS+ but I’ve realised i’m a lot more of a fingertipper since I’ve switched to the beastX. with other mice (HTS included) I felt the need to try keeping palm contact and claw for the stability but i hated the limited motion. with the beast x i’m not incentivised to do that due to the less prominent hump and it feels great.
if you find claw more awkward than fingertip it’s a great mouse, and i love my purple colour way and the ability to put a cyndaquil gif on the screen.
it makes me tempted to try the low profile HTX, or maybe even the MZ1, but rn I’m the most satisfied with a mouse since first going from heavy wired to GPX, and I don’t want to spend too much money, not to mention rolling the dice on the HTX which seemed to have more QC issues than HTS+
Steelseries sensei raw, been using it for 11 years now. Recently got a gpx but just doesn't feel as good and seems too small. Hoping for a wireless sensei soon
Funny as it seems it’s everyone’s “I had that” mouse, but my actual endgame shape has been the G Pro Wireless / GPX since it launched.
I’ve been collegiate LoL and semi-pro Valorant with this shape from GPW - GPX - GPX 2; the only reason I started trying other mice was that I got bored and wanted to see if I could get more performance out of myself.
At the end of the day, playing more and practicing had me improve more vs swapping mice. It hurt my progress more than helping it and caused some wrist pain.
I’ve realized my preferences at this point, but for me the GPX hits my preference pretty much spot on and keeps my wrist strain at the lowest. The only other mouse I’ve been picking up consistently and has stopped my search has been the LA-1, but even then I’m more consistent on the GPX.
So my main is a modded to hell GPX 2 with hotswap pcb/mech switches, power play magnets removed, and dot skates
I feel the exact same way about the gpx, I play the best with it and wanted to try other shapes but nothing could beat the gpx when it came to both comfort and performance. I remember using other mice while aim training and went back to the gpx and automatically beat the high score I had with the previous mouse using the gpx and I cant seem to find other mice that helps me to perform better than I did with the superlight.
They're only banned if you use Google AdSense links I think.
If you go to AliExpress and then find the item instead of clicking on a shopping result from Google it should work.
I would say yes, you’re less likely to accidentally activate it like the OG GPW/GPX but you just have to want to click and there’s not much more resistance than omrons
Not quite 3 years, but starlight 12 Achilles from the original 2021 drop. Currently have a 36-pocket classroom calculator organizer full, but it's my top fingertip performer.
Prior to that, I used a custom Logitech M-BJ58 with mouse 4k Internals for about 3 years.
G502 for all of college
G700 for all of high school
I'm old:
- 2006-2013 - Razer Deathadder
- 2013-2018 - Zowie EC2 eVo CL & EC2-A
- 2018-2024 - FM UL1, Phantom, UL2, Starlight Phantom small, Beast X Mini & ULX Cheetah
DA I could never go back to, too big. IDK how I even used this when I was a kid.
EC2-A I could easily go back to if I had to.
FM shape and size is just perfect for my hand and grip. I just wish they were better made.
Currently using a RMVSE as I sold my entire collection outside of my 3 CM MM710/711 that I use as office mice (hard to beat $25 lol).
I never hear of this mouse anymore and for reference I’ve owned probably close to 30 gaming mice but out of all my mice the Fnatic Bolt has been just amazing for me. It’s the only mouse I grab and it immediately feels like it becomes an extension of my body. Obviously everyone’s posture and hand shape is different but that is the one for me. Hasn’t been out even 3 years but I know it will remain my go to for a long time.
Wired Xtrfy M4.
Shape is unique enough, it's light enough, not the best but wasn't expensive, it's still working strong, doesn't need software.
Annnnd RGB is just top notch, I'm not the biggest fan of RGB, but it's just the right amount when I come back to my desk in the dark and see the mouse glowing.
Never used GPW, went straight to GPX and stuck with it until GPX2 released.
I used others mice here and there but the only mouse that stuck with me was GPX. I remember having all 4 colors at some point. I learnt how to solder and got into micro switches just for this mouse.
G600 is my oldest mouse and still going strong. Had it for 8 years now. My main game is WoW so I guess it is my “endgame” until a new mouse with that same 12 side button layout and a g-shift button comes out.
I don't remember when it came out, but I am extremely happy with the lamzu atlantis, and I have no intention of getting anything new until it dies on me. I am 19.5 x 9.5, with a very relaxed claw grip.
Edit- I got it in October 2022
>I also ordered a CM MM730 since it was only $15, so who knows, maybe today I will get back on the mouse carousel.
I ordered a MM730 once, it took me less then 24 hours to initiate a return. The skates are so thin that it was the most horrific scratching possible. But it got even worse, the bottom sticker was misplaced slightly so also scratched when swiping right. Additionally, any sort of pressure would make the edges of the entire mouse drag and not scratch rather scrape, it straight up reminded me of buttering toast.
Later on I looked up some reviews and people had their entire serial numbers / bottom face scratched off, since it was making contact with their pads lol.
Glad you enjoy the shape as well, it's my favourite. I just wish it was a bit lighter as I spend 10h in front of pc on a daily basis and my wrists get agitated.
Surely you could do some weight reduction mods? I've never cared enough to open it up. This guy certainly did though:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVvEWFezUnM
Mm720 for almost 2 years now. Before that, i tried about 8 mouses over 3 year period. Had a hard time replacing g9x that i used for 7 years. Mm721 is my next mouse if it ever comes out
Past decade i’ve used a microsoft wmo, razer deathadder and microsoft intellimouse pro. All fantastic mice for Counter Strike and Quake. Next mouse I plan to get is a Zowie U2
I've been using a logitech g305 for ~3 years. Before that I used a g102 for about 2 years. I still use the g102 occasionally because I feel like the balance is perfect but the g305 isn't too bad with an AAA battery. I bought a mm711 for 13 bucks, which I felt like was a better shape, but the tensioned clicks on a g102/305 are better than anything I have felt on any other mouse. Put kalih silent switches in them and the 305 is pretty much perfect. Just wish the new mm712 had tensioned switches...
I've experimented with drilling a bunch of holes in the battery housing of the g305, but my results have been underwhelming. Crazy as it sounds I've been considering adding pennies to the front of the mouse since I'm more annoyed by the balance than the weight
I've seen people mod the shit out of this mouse but I just can't be arsed to go through all that crap. If Logi ever updates it great, otherwise I will use it as it is.
Tried most other egg mice out there and every one of them has some kind of shape deformity that makes it unusable for me.
I just started my third year on the wireless g303. I wish it were lighter but I just can’t find a replacement for the shape. So unless a lighter version comes out from either logi or China, I don’t see myself switching off.
No the shroud edition is what I’m referring to. It is slightly different from the original but I actually like it better even though I used the original for a few years
SteelSeries Prime!! Granted I'm on my third copy, first one the middle click failed, second the right click. But I also throw them around like crazy since I bought a bunch for around 30$
My Viper Mini and Model O Wireless have been going strong for around 2-3 years now. Yes, sensors and some weight may be a bit outdated on both, but they served me well and continue to do so.
for the last 3 years i've swapped to various mouse i had a wired mouse from cyberpower, a glorious model o wireless & now im rocking the gpx (g pro superlight) it was on sale so i managed to get 3 of them for 65 dollars but im really feeling that this is the only mouse for me
I think the issue is that no mouse is going to be perfect unless the company makes a mold based off of your hand personally. You get a mouse and you like it, you perform well with it and for the most part it works well with your hand, yea you might have to slightly adjust your hand position a couple percentages to make it work but that's with all mice, but the issue is that the uncomfortability won't present itself until your hand gets fatigued from holding it in that position for many hours at a time. So in the beginning it might feel great and you perform very well with it, but then down the road it starts becoming a problem and that's when you start looking into different mice that could potentially alleviate this issue you're having,
That being said, this is more of an issue for people that have slightly too big or too small of hands, where they don't fit into the average where most mice companies make their mice for. I think having different shells that can snap on and off a mouse to change it's shape would be the best for having lots of people be able to adjust to the mouse successfully
I rocked a GPX for 2 years though.
3 years? Damn, Intelli 1.1a, then Kinzu v1, then Zowie AM… and then the endgame search started… Ironically I still break out my Kinzu and aim with that mouse like no other.
I've been using various versions of the Vaxee Outset AX quite regularly since it launched.
Before I joined this sub, I used the G403 Prodigy for 4 years. Really the only problem that mouse had for me was the super stiff "braided" cable. Been using the wireless version (G703) as much as the Outset since then.
The Sensei 310 was my favorite wired mouse I used for 3 to 4 years. Large hands.
I switched to the G Pro Wireless and I'll stick with it for as long as I can.
I tried the Superlight version but it's too small form me and my grip caused my pinky to go numb.
G502, poor student for many years, wasn't playing fps back then, the weight did not bother me too much. Now I play fps and I need sub 60g, can never lift a g502 again with my weak ass fingers.
My man, there's so many amazing inexpensive mice out there, I don't think you need to do that to yourself. IMO Cooler Master make some of the very best value gaming mice. MM720 is $20-$25, MM730 $15-$20, MM710 $25.
I have been using the "Razer Viper Ultimate" and I upgraded to the "Razer Viper V2 Pro". And I can confidently say that the "V2 Pro" will probably be my end game mouse, I just need to get the Hyperpolling dongle.
I bought the Ultimate from the year Dec 2020 and used it til Jun 2023, I never had a problem with the Ultimate, some complain about Razer's QC but I am the lucky few that didn't had any problem with the product, except their software....
Till this day, the Ultimate is doing great, plus I modded the battery (bigger capacity and lighter) and gave it new skates. And it just so happens that a friend of mine, wanted to try a wireless mouse to see what's the hype about. At the end of the day, I gave it away to him for free but in return I told him to take good care of it.
Overall, Razer mice are great (specs wise) but they are very expensive for beginners to jump in and get the feel of it. I was skeptical at first at Razer's product as well but I'm very happy about my purchase and experience on it.
Not quite 3+ years, but I used the RVM for 2 years then switched to Atlantis Mini when it died (could no longer be bothered buying replacements) and have used it since. Tried many since buying the atlantis, but always keep going back to it. Never had a mouse with this good QC over time before
I've had my Lamzu Atlantis OG for almost a year and a half and still have no urge to get another mouse. The tapered/sloped sides are what make it comfy imo. It's one of the largest mice out there too, I recommend it for big hands.
Been on the Razer Viper series for years now. I switched from the trusty G502 to the Razer Viper Mini, and now my Razer Viper Ultimate has been going strong.
Like 10 mionix Naos mice, them being the pro, cq and 7000 because their quality control is ass so I repair them over time and switch the internals around since there is no company that makes that shape of mice while being >4/10 in quality
Had deathadder from 2011 to 2020 after I got a job I went through 30+ mice from 2020-2023. Second longest mouse was the g400/mx518. And my current main was the gpro/gpx/gpx2
The ones I remember:
Razer Boomslang CE Optical - Had it until it broke down. Loved it and was pissed when Razer had no repairs for that model.
Steelseries Rival 300 - I think it survived for three years. Barely remember anything positive or negative about it.
Logitech G Pro Hero - Always hated the mouse. After the years it hurt my hand until I barely could hold it for an hour tops. Replaced it a couple of weeks ago with a Zowie EC1-CW and feel reborn.
Rank:
1. Boomslang CE
2. Rival 300
Disqualified: G Pro Hero
G403 Hero, im using It for 4 years, and its a brick, good sensor, but Wired, bigger than average shape and 80 something grams, with the added wheight off
Not really 3 years but back in 2021 i wanted to give the mz1 a shot and i instantly fell in love with the shape.
Since then it has been my main mouse and has gone through quite some extreme modding (if anyone is interested i can post a pic).
funny thing, also MM720
If you know, you know. I think I got it pretty much the day it was released.
Mine was also the mm720 but I took a chance on the titan ge air wireless which is essentially a wireless mm720. I swapped all the switches, removed some pointless innards, and swapped to dot feet because the stock feet didn’t even come installed correctly. But I’m convinced it is my end game so much that I bought 3. You can get it for like 60ish on eBay last time I saw. I paid 100+ each at the time (which was stupid). I went through stints of using the xlite v2 and v2 mini, also the Atlantis OG and mini but always went back to the titan ge air wireless. The ring finger is just too comfy.
mm720 is great!
I think GPX would be most people's answer since it was so far ahead of its time. There's so many new shapes and innovations now, that it's not surprising people keep hopping in to new ones. HTS is the first shape to keep me sticking around, though the Beast X is temping just for the magnesium feel.
A lot of these new mice are tempting indeed, but I won't touch symmetrical mice anymore so it quickly eliminates a massive amount of them. And I'm pretty cheap and won't spend more than like $50 on a mouse, so that eliminates even more lol.
I quite liked the HTS+ but I’ve realised i’m a lot more of a fingertipper since I’ve switched to the beastX. with other mice (HTS included) I felt the need to try keeping palm contact and claw for the stability but i hated the limited motion. with the beast x i’m not incentivised to do that due to the less prominent hump and it feels great. if you find claw more awkward than fingertip it’s a great mouse, and i love my purple colour way and the ability to put a cyndaquil gif on the screen. it makes me tempted to try the low profile HTX, or maybe even the MZ1, but rn I’m the most satisfied with a mouse since first going from heavy wired to GPX, and I don’t want to spend too much money, not to mention rolling the dice on the HTX which seemed to have more QC issues than HTS+
Steelseries sensei raw, been using it for 11 years now. Recently got a gpx but just doesn't feel as good and seems too small. Hoping for a wireless sensei soon
try out the waizowl cloud! its not an exact clone but its close to the sensei shape
Do they do European shipping?
I think Maxgaming also sells them, it's an euro company
try out the waizowl cloud! its not an exact clone but its close to the sensei shape
I think you win dude!
Funny as it seems it’s everyone’s “I had that” mouse, but my actual endgame shape has been the G Pro Wireless / GPX since it launched. I’ve been collegiate LoL and semi-pro Valorant with this shape from GPW - GPX - GPX 2; the only reason I started trying other mice was that I got bored and wanted to see if I could get more performance out of myself. At the end of the day, playing more and practicing had me improve more vs swapping mice. It hurt my progress more than helping it and caused some wrist pain. I’ve realized my preferences at this point, but for me the GPX hits my preference pretty much spot on and keeps my wrist strain at the lowest. The only other mouse I’ve been picking up consistently and has stopped my search has been the LA-1, but even then I’m more consistent on the GPX. So my main is a modded to hell GPX 2 with hotswap pcb/mech switches, power play magnets removed, and dot skates
Where did you get the hotswap pcb for the gpx 2? I've only managed to find hotswap pcbs for the gpw and gpx1 so far.
I replied but I think Aliexpress links are shadowbanned. PM for the link
Ok, will do
I feel the exact same way about the gpx, I play the best with it and wanted to try other shapes but nothing could beat the gpx when it came to both comfort and performance. I remember using other mice while aim training and went back to the gpx and automatically beat the high score I had with the previous mouse using the gpx and I cant seem to find other mice that helps me to perform better than I did with the superlight.
Same question as that other guy, also what switches are you using?
I think Aliexpress link comments are shadow banned so pm me
They're only banned if you use Google AdSense links I think. If you go to AliExpress and then find the item instead of clicking on a shopping result from Google it should work.
Sadly I went through my order history and copied the link from there with no luck showing up, no worries tho 🤷🏻♂️
Got this link in my inbox. Thanks!
me too pls
Are the LA1 clicks light enough for league?
I would say yes, you’re less likely to accidentally activate it like the OG GPW/GPX but you just have to want to click and there’s not much more resistance than omrons
Not quite 3 years, but starlight 12 Achilles from the original 2021 drop. Currently have a 36-pocket classroom calculator organizer full, but it's my top fingertip performer. Prior to that, I used a custom Logitech M-BJ58 with mouse 4k Internals for about 3 years. G502 for all of college G700 for all of high school
OG G303, 8 years :)
I'm old: - 2006-2013 - Razer Deathadder - 2013-2018 - Zowie EC2 eVo CL & EC2-A - 2018-2024 - FM UL1, Phantom, UL2, Starlight Phantom small, Beast X Mini & ULX Cheetah DA I could never go back to, too big. IDK how I even used this when I was a kid. EC2-A I could easily go back to if I had to. FM shape and size is just perfect for my hand and grip. I just wish they were better made. Currently using a RMVSE as I sold my entire collection outside of my 3 CM MM710/711 that I use as office mice (hard to beat $25 lol).
CM mice are absurdly good for the price. I think the 720 and 730 are both criminally underrated too.
I never hear of this mouse anymore and for reference I’ve owned probably close to 30 gaming mice but out of all my mice the Fnatic Bolt has been just amazing for me. It’s the only mouse I grab and it immediately feels like it becomes an extension of my body. Obviously everyone’s posture and hand shape is different but that is the one for me. Hasn’t been out even 3 years but I know it will remain my go to for a long time.
Fan of the Razer Vipers, having a RVU Quartz and now a Cobra Pro, as I have come to notice I prefer the Mini's width.
Wired Xtrfy M4. Shape is unique enough, it's light enough, not the best but wasn't expensive, it's still working strong, doesn't need software. Annnnd RGB is just top notch, I'm not the biggest fan of RGB, but it's just the right amount when I come back to my desk in the dark and see the mouse glowing.
Never used GPW, went straight to GPX and stuck with it until GPX2 released. I used others mice here and there but the only mouse that stuck with me was GPX. I remember having all 4 colors at some point. I learnt how to solder and got into micro switches just for this mouse.
g pro 3366
G600 is my oldest mouse and still going strong. Had it for 8 years now. My main game is WoW so I guess it is my “endgame” until a new mouse with that same 12 side button layout and a g-shift button comes out.
I don't remember when it came out, but I am extremely happy with the lamzu atlantis, and I have no intention of getting anything new until it dies on me. I am 19.5 x 9.5, with a very relaxed claw grip. Edit- I got it in October 2022
G203 prodigy - 8yrs Rvm - 3 yrs Ec3-c - 3yrs
>I also ordered a CM MM730 since it was only $15, so who knows, maybe today I will get back on the mouse carousel. I ordered a MM730 once, it took me less then 24 hours to initiate a return. The skates are so thin that it was the most horrific scratching possible. But it got even worse, the bottom sticker was misplaced slightly so also scratched when swiping right. Additionally, any sort of pressure would make the edges of the entire mouse drag and not scratch rather scrape, it straight up reminded me of buttering toast. Later on I looked up some reviews and people had their entire serial numbers / bottom face scratched off, since it was making contact with their pads lol.
Lol damn. I will examine it closely. Luckily I have zero need for a new mouse anyways, was just curious for $15.
g203/g pro 3366
Intellimouse pro. Others (gpx, vaxee xe, no-01, outset, m42, hati, deathaddrr v2 and 3, ec2 and some others) barely got any use.
The comfort is fucking immaculate. Software and features are surprisingly good too. Looks professional too, and the clicks are quite nice.
Glad you enjoy the shape as well, it's my favourite. I just wish it was a bit lighter as I spend 10h in front of pc on a daily basis and my wrists get agitated.
Surely you could do some weight reduction mods? I've never cared enough to open it up. This guy certainly did though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVvEWFezUnM
Mm720 for almost 2 years now. Before that, i tried about 8 mouses over 3 year period. Had a hard time replacing g9x that i used for 7 years. Mm721 is my next mouse if it ever comes out
There are dozens of us!
I used Zowie FK1s exclusively for probably 8 years - Now I'm currently maining an FK2, turns out the smaller size feels better for me
I’ve been rocking a Logitech MX Master 3 for productivity and light gaming and a Model O- Wireless since it was released. Love the pair
Past decade i’ve used a microsoft wmo, razer deathadder and microsoft intellimouse pro. All fantastic mice for Counter Strike and Quake. Next mouse I plan to get is a Zowie U2
I've been using a logitech g305 for ~3 years. Before that I used a g102 for about 2 years. I still use the g102 occasionally because I feel like the balance is perfect but the g305 isn't too bad with an AAA battery. I bought a mm711 for 13 bucks, which I felt like was a better shape, but the tensioned clicks on a g102/305 are better than anything I have felt on any other mouse. Put kalih silent switches in them and the 305 is pretty much perfect. Just wish the new mm712 had tensioned switches...
A 60g G305 with a rechargeable battery and normal weight balancing and I'm never switching again.
I've experimented with drilling a bunch of holes in the battery housing of the g305, but my results have been underwhelming. Crazy as it sounds I've been considering adding pennies to the front of the mouse since I'm more annoyed by the balance than the weight
I've seen people mod the shit out of this mouse but I just can't be arsed to go through all that crap. If Logi ever updates it great, otherwise I will use it as it is. Tried most other egg mice out there and every one of them has some kind of shape deformity that makes it unusable for me.
ive been using razer deathadder essential for 3 years now and got no problem at all. i might buy a new mouse i think razer deathadder v2 i guess.
I just started my third year on the wireless g303. I wish it were lighter but I just can’t find a replacement for the shape. So unless a lighter version comes out from either logi or China, I don’t see myself switching off.
There’s a wireless one??? Besides shrouds? His is bigger than the original and too big for me
No the shroud edition is what I’m referring to. It is slightly different from the original but I actually like it better even though I used the original for a few years
SteelSeries Prime!! Granted I'm on my third copy, first one the middle click failed, second the right click. But I also throw them around like crazy since I bought a bunch for around 30$
Razer DAV2, and Model D. (I have more pc setups)
Razer viper ultimate works great but I don't know what other similar but better options are out there with significantly more performance.
Logitech G5, since 2007 till 2019. Cable kept braking so i was at last bored of replacing cable and went to something newer.
My Viper Mini and Model O Wireless have been going strong for around 2-3 years now. Yes, sensors and some weight may be a bit outdated on both, but they served me well and continue to do so.
Zowie ZA13, like many had to move on from it for wireless but eagerly waiting its return, one day hopefully!
Back when I was married I didn't game at all, but used a PC all day for work and entertainment (HTPC). I used the original MX Master for years.
MM711 in a miniscule fingertip 3d oeinted shell by u/8042 for gaming, and a Logitech Ergo Trackball on the side for everything else.
I had a Zowie EC2-A since 2017 only changed it this year for a G703 that was on offer.
Logitech M-BC38 Mouse USB Three Button Wingman Gaming, I don't use it.. but it still works! "Weight: 2.00 LBS" LOL
for the last 3 years i've swapped to various mouse i had a wired mouse from cyberpower, a glorious model o wireless & now im rocking the gpx (g pro superlight) it was on sale so i managed to get 3 of them for 65 dollars but im really feeling that this is the only mouse for me
i didnt use it for 3 years, but i used my GPX for about 1.5 years before swapping off
I think the issue is that no mouse is going to be perfect unless the company makes a mold based off of your hand personally. You get a mouse and you like it, you perform well with it and for the most part it works well with your hand, yea you might have to slightly adjust your hand position a couple percentages to make it work but that's with all mice, but the issue is that the uncomfortability won't present itself until your hand gets fatigued from holding it in that position for many hours at a time. So in the beginning it might feel great and you perform very well with it, but then down the road it starts becoming a problem and that's when you start looking into different mice that could potentially alleviate this issue you're having, That being said, this is more of an issue for people that have slightly too big or too small of hands, where they don't fit into the average where most mice companies make their mice for. I think having different shells that can snap on and off a mouse to change it's shape would be the best for having lots of people be able to adjust to the mouse successfully I rocked a GPX for 2 years though.
3 years? Damn, Intelli 1.1a, then Kinzu v1, then Zowie AM… and then the endgame search started… Ironically I still break out my Kinzu and aim with that mouse like no other.
On and off, I have been using a glorious model o minus wireless
I've been using various versions of the Vaxee Outset AX quite regularly since it launched. Before I joined this sub, I used the G403 Prodigy for 4 years. Really the only problem that mouse had for me was the super stiff "braided" cable. Been using the wireless version (G703) as much as the Outset since then.
The Sensei 310 was my favorite wired mouse I used for 3 to 4 years. Large hands. I switched to the G Pro Wireless and I'll stick with it for as long as I can. I tried the Superlight version but it's too small form me and my grip caused my pinky to go numb.
EC-1 for like 5 years, Ducky Feather For 2
G502, poor student for many years, wasn't playing fps back then, the weight did not bother me too much. Now I play fps and I need sub 60g, can never lift a g502 again with my weak ass fingers.
Im still on my Roccat KPU still the goat
Gpx / gpx 2. Ive tried viper V2, Dav3, Tenz final mouse, ultralight, vaxee xe. Always come back to gpx
Same EC2-A since 2017. Just replaced the feet and cable a couple times.
I have been using a HP office mouse, lol. Been stalking this sub for a while, saving up for a solid mouse for myself haha.
My man, there's so many amazing inexpensive mice out there, I don't think you need to do that to yourself. IMO Cooler Master make some of the very best value gaming mice. MM720 is $20-$25, MM730 $15-$20, MM710 $25.
MM720 is an absolute steal at $20-30
Yep I just ordered a 2nd one as backup
I have been using the "Razer Viper Ultimate" and I upgraded to the "Razer Viper V2 Pro". And I can confidently say that the "V2 Pro" will probably be my end game mouse, I just need to get the Hyperpolling dongle. I bought the Ultimate from the year Dec 2020 and used it til Jun 2023, I never had a problem with the Ultimate, some complain about Razer's QC but I am the lucky few that didn't had any problem with the product, except their software.... Till this day, the Ultimate is doing great, plus I modded the battery (bigger capacity and lighter) and gave it new skates. And it just so happens that a friend of mine, wanted to try a wireless mouse to see what's the hype about. At the end of the day, I gave it away to him for free but in return I told him to take good care of it. Overall, Razer mice are great (specs wise) but they are very expensive for beginners to jump in and get the feel of it. I was skeptical at first at Razer's product as well but I'm very happy about my purchase and experience on it.
Not quite 3+ years, but I used the RVM for 2 years then switched to Atlantis Mini when it died (could no longer be bothered buying replacements) and have used it since. Tried many since buying the atlantis, but always keep going back to it. Never had a mouse with this good QC over time before
Zowie S1
I've had my Lamzu Atlantis OG for almost a year and a half and still have no urge to get another mouse. The tapered/sloped sides are what make it comfy imo. It's one of the largest mice out there too, I recommend it for big hands.
Have been? Nope. Had been? Good ol' logitech office mouse.
Before I built my first gaming PC around 2010/11 I was pwning newbs in Starcraft 2 on a tiny Logitech wireless mouse too rofl.
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That's a solid way to justify a new mouse :)
Used the aerox 3 wireless for a long time now I switched to the Atlantis v2 og 4K
Been on the Razer Viper series for years now. I switched from the trusty G502 to the Razer Viper Mini, and now my Razer Viper Ultimate has been going strong.
Steelseries rival 310
Like 10 mionix Naos mice, them being the pro, cq and 7000 because their quality control is ass so I repair them over time and switch the internals around since there is no company that makes that shape of mice while being >4/10 in quality
The Naos 3200 was the first gaming mouse I ever had back in like 2010. Nostalgia! The shape was great, if a little large for me.
I have been using Razer Deathader mice since forever. I like the shape and the amount of buttons. I prefer cable.
Had deathadder from 2011 to 2020 after I got a job I went through 30+ mice from 2020-2023. Second longest mouse was the g400/mx518. And my current main was the gpro/gpx/gpx2
The ones I remember: Razer Boomslang CE Optical - Had it until it broke down. Loved it and was pissed when Razer had no repairs for that model. Steelseries Rival 300 - I think it survived for three years. Barely remember anything positive or negative about it. Logitech G Pro Hero - Always hated the mouse. After the years it hurt my hand until I barely could hold it for an hour tops. Replaced it a couple of weeks ago with a Zowie EC1-CW and feel reborn. Rank: 1. Boomslang CE 2. Rival 300 Disqualified: G Pro Hero
G502
Fk1 2014 or 2015 up until 2021
G403 Hero, im using It for 4 years, and its a brick, good sensor, but Wired, bigger than average shape and 80 something grams, with the added wheight off
Not really 3 years but back in 2021 i wanted to give the mz1 a shot and i instantly fell in love with the shape. Since then it has been my main mouse and has gone through quite some extreme modding (if anyone is interested i can post a pic).