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Question Wireless Gaming Mouse under $90

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Aditya Kumar

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I am looking for wireless gaming mouse under $90. I mostly play FPS games like Apex Legends, Hyperscape.

These are my must have requirements :
1) I am Right handed user with Finger Tip Grip & small-medium sized hands
2) Mouse should be under 100 grams with batteries
3) Same latency as wired mouse

These are optional requirements :
1) More buttons the better (preferably more then 6-7 programmable buttons)
2) Battery life should be more then 50 hours if it's built-in rechargeable and if AA/AAA cell then it should be more then 150 hours.

Also every mouse I ever bought (HP, Logitech, Asus, Microsoft, Dell) in my life had double click issues after a while I don't think there is even a single mouse in the world which won't have this issue.
 
The Razer Viper Ultimate (without dock) should work for you, works good for finger tip grip, weighs less than 80 grams, no noticeable change in latency compared to wired, 70 hours of battery life, and 8 programmable buttons. The price fluctuates on it a little, but at times you can get it for around $75-$80 on Amazon, just have to catch it at the right time.
 
I use a Logitech G604 with 13 programmable buttons (15 total). It replaced an older G700s that was starting to have that double click problem. You can get it around $50 if you wait for a sale or check ebay. The battery lasts for several months.

Having a lot of buttons is a must for me, as I'm used to mapping them to various things in FPS games as well as hotkeys in Windows.
 
CP5670 said:
I use a Logitech G604 with 13 programmable buttons (15 total). It replaced an older G700s that was starting to have that double click problem. You can get it around $50 if you wait for a sale or check ebay. The battery lasts for several months.

Having a lot of buttons is a must for me, as I'm used to mapping them to various things in FPS games as well as hotkeys in Windows.
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G604 is too heavy for me it's 135grams , my current ASUS GT200 mouse at 95 grams feels heavy to me. That's why I'm looking for mouse under 85 grams.
I've small hands and less hand strength that's why weight is very crucial factor for me.
 
It might be hard to find one that light which also has lots of buttons. The really light ones tend to be barebones in terms of buttons.
 
So I got Razer Orochi v2 , here are my issues with it, it's mostly subjective :

1) Length could have been little longer to get grip from palm side easily, it should ideally be twice in length as in width but it is little less at
Length: 108 mm
Width: 60 mm
So if length was like 115mm or more it would be perfect. My hands are 17cms long and 10cms wide

2) On left and right side for thumb and pinky finger they could add a grip , coz right now its smooth plastic surface and little slippery

3) Scroll wheel is little too tight, it has notch clicky detent mechanism and you have to make some effort to make it spin. I prefer more effortless scroll wheels with small detents to stop it going into infinite spin.

4) Scroll button is okayish, could be little lighter.

5) It's for people with small/small-medium hands. It's too small in size for Medium or Large hands.
 
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