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mouse for gaming for Rs 700-800

6 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/mouse-for-gaming-for-rs-700-800.184001/

anky
anky Original post #1
May 22, 2014 at 7:31 PM
hello friends,
i need a good mouse for around 700-800 rs.

requirements -
Casual/normal gaming.
Should be well built(all my earlier mouse ended up with their left click button stucked)
comfortable for long gaming sessions.(i have large hands, and i have not much idea on what grip i have)
is this mouse good?

*www.flipkart.com/lenovo-m6811-usb-2-0-laser-mouse/p/itmd5etzdk3nheqc?pid=ACCD5ETZSVU5H2ZD&srno=b_3&ref=1c8f713d-369a-480e-840b-098447aae71c

and is mouse pad really needed..?

thanks in advance..:)
doomgiver
May 22, 2014 at 8:50 PM
Its cord is a little bit thinner than expected.
Its kinda large-ish (maybe coz i have smaller hands).
Scrollclick and scrollwheel never worked for me (scrolls in random directions).
Pressing both buttons together will change DPI/mousespeed to Slow/more accurate.
The side thumb buttons are a bit sunk in, you have to press them down nice and good to make them click (like, too much travel).
Recently, it started double-clicking, so i opened it up and stuck some paper under the PCB click mechanism, coz it had been eroded by friction.

I got mine for 650, from nehru place. been using it for 1.5+ years now.

Other than the mofo scrollwheel, i'd recommend it to anyone.
anky
anky #3
May 25, 2014 at 8:46 AM
sorry for late replying friends,
is this mouse more comfortable or logitech g300?
which one should i go for...(i dont really need that much DPI of g300) but a comfortable mouse for long gaming sessions..
and also recommend a gaming pad..cheap but good..thank you..:)
.jRay.
.jRay. #4
May 25, 2014 at 9:25 AM
hello friends,
i need a good mouse for around 700-800 rs.

requirements -
Casual/normal gaming.
Should be well built(all my earlier mouse ended up with their left click button stucked)
comfortable for long gaming sessions.(i have large hands, and i have not much idea on what grip i have)
is this mouse good?

*www.flipkart.com/lenovo-m6811-usb-2-0-laser-mouse/p/itmd5etzdk3nheqc?pid=ACCD5ETZSVU5H2ZD&srno=b_3&ref=1c8f713d-369a-480e-840b-098447aae71c

and is mouse pad really needed..?

thanks in advance..:)

I use this mouse and it feels great. It looks beautiful and has some rubber bits. The plastic quality is good too. Has 2 dpi modes 800 and 1600 for varied sensitivity. Overall great for its price.

Update


A good mousepad will ensure smooth movement of the mouse which is important while gaming.
anky
anky #5
May 25, 2014 at 11:55 AM
ok, will search for this locally and mousepad..together it will cost around the total cost of g300...so this is better option..
.jRay.
.jRay. #6
May 25, 2014 at 12:34 PM
ok, will search for this locally and mousepad..together it will cost around the total cost of g300...so this is better option..

G300 is in a totally different category . If you can afford it go for it. G300 is a proper gaming mouse while m6811 is an everyday mouse.

Update:

M6811 is recommended for a budget of 700-800 while g300 for around 1.4k