[renji1337]

Im looking for an MMO mouse, I have a cm storm spawn that i currently love for FPS.

I want side buttons like maybe the naga?

 

[Magical Eskimo]

Yeah pretty much the naga if you don't mind the price. I've got a naga molten edition for MMOs, it's great. Nice size and weight. I thought at first the buttons on the side would be too small to accurately use with my thumb but actually it was pretty easy to get used to

 

[Kuivamaa]

If you claw grip like me,you may find that naga/G600 sidebuttons can be a nuissance - my palm doesn't apply enough pressure to the mouse so using my thumb to press those moves it and it is annoying. In that case consider G300/G700, fewer buttons but nice form.

 

[Quarazhi]

I just bought a Roccat Kone XTD don't know if it beats the Naga at customization but you could take a look at it's specs and features

http://www.roccat.org/Products/Gaming-Mice/ROCCAT-Kone-XTD/

 

[renji1337]

Well i want the mouse buttons to keybind more skills. thats primarily what i need. or a way to use more skills. I play WoW where i have more than 30 skills keybound

 

[Katcilla]

For a little bit less there's the Corsair M95. I use one myself and I have to say it's the best mouse I've ever owned. The sensor is high quality and flawless when it comes to accuracy. In my case it's amazingly comfortable and every one of the macro buttons is perfectly positioned for my grip. Comes with profile software and all that, and as far as I've experienced so far there's nothing to complain about when it comes to features. And it's cheaper than a Naga if price is a concern.

 

[renji1337]

So far i seem to like the razer naga 2014 and the roccat kone xtd but there pricey so id have to find them used

 

[Quarazhi]

Where do you look at them cause I bought mine for 100 dollars and that's in Denmark so I would imagine it would be even less wherever you're at.

 

[FredgHar]

AFAIK u have few options:

Razer Naga 2014
Logitech MMO
Mad Catz MMO 7

and additionally razer orbweaver/tartarus and ur ready to go for heroic raids

 

[jdstock76]

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Originally Posted by renji1337

Well i want the mouse buttons to keybind more skills. thats primarily what i need. or a way to use more skills. I play WoW where i have more than 30 skills keybound

Logitech is probably the best choice. G600. I use that for my MMO's. Have never been impressed with Razer's. Too each their own thou.

Edit: I have used the M95 from Corsair. That would be a good choice as well.

 

[DivineDark]

I'd use the Logitech G600 or the Corsair M95 before I'd ever touch a Razer PTE mouse like the Naga again.

 

[renji1337]

I have tried the g600 keys and i dont really like the side buttons they are hard to press, ive heard the new naga 2014 are incredibly easy to use.

 

[FredgHar]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DivineDark

I'd use the Logitech G600 or the Corsair M95 before I'd ever touch a Razer PTE mouse like the Naga again.

In mmo game PTE acurracy is enough

 

[DivineDark]

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Originally Posted by FredgHar

In mmo game PTE acurracy is enough

It has nothing to do with accuracy. I used the Naga for an entire expansion cycle in WoW and I never stopped having issues with the sensor. It was extremely sensitive to dust, so anything at all on the lens caused the cursor to stop functioning all together. The cursor would walk up the screen on it's own, and worst of all the x axis stopped functioning all together. Cleaning wouldn't fix it. It just gave up the ghost. That was the last straw for me with the PTE sensors. I own one mouse other than the Naga with a PTE and it's trash (RAT 7).

 

[renji1337]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FredgHar

In mmo game PTE acurracy is enough

whats PTE?

 

[DivineDark]

Quote:

Originally Posted by renji1337

whats PTE?

Philips Twin-Eye. It's a doppler type laser sensor.

 

[Quadricwan]

I'll throw in my support for the M95 as well. It's the only "mmo" mouse I've used that feels natural to me. All of the others feel excessively large in my hands (which aren't big), and I really appreciate the button layout. Plus it looks great too

 

[renji1337]

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Originally Posted by Quadricwan

I'll throw in my support for the M95 as well. It's the only "mmo" mouse I've used that feels natural to me. All of the others feel excessively large in my hands (which aren't big), and I really appreciate the button layout. Plus it looks great too

those buttons on the m95 look horrible to use o_o

 

[ADHDadditiv]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quadricwan

I'll throw in my support for the M95 as well. It's the only "mmo" mouse I've used that feels natural to me. All of the others feel excessively large in my hands (which aren't big), and I really appreciate the button layout. Plus it looks great too

I say either M95 or Logitech G602. Do NOT even consider ANYTHIING that uses the Philips Twin-Eye laser. Its probably the worst sensor Ive ever used.

 

[Quadricwan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by renji1337

those buttons on the m95 look horrible to use o_o

And that's why it's important to take all mouse-related advice with a grain of salt - it's all a matter of opinion

I happen to find the buttons very well placed, as they're all within easy reach with my thumb, and I can easily tell the difference between them. I never accidentally press the wrong one.