looking for a new mouse hoping for something with more than 2 extra buttons/programmable don't really care about dpi
any suggestions?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Zcg/edit#gid=0
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/wiki/mouse1

Deathadder 2 buttons
G502 3 buttons
zowie 2 buttons
rival 300 2 buttons
alcor 2 buttons
avior 4 buttons
g303 2 buttons

That's about all I can think of.

Logitech G402 . I used to use the G400 and it was great.

http://www.amazon.de/Logitech-G402-H...dp_ob_title_ce

Since I often destroy mice in rage-induced matches of CS:GO, I've used three different gaming mice up to now.

The 2013 Deathadder was my first. Surprisingly good build quality, felt nice to hold, really good tracking and consistency. Only had two extra buttons though.

Then I got a Steelseries Rival. Mouse is pretty trash IMO. Not comfortable at all (I guess I've got Trump hands), the tracking was wildly inconsistent. Lots of times it would just stop tracking for a second or two. Only happened once a day or so but still frustrating. At first, the braided cord is cool, but ends up getting caught on EVERYTHING. It also didn't take long to destroy...

Now, I have the wireless Logitech G602. Battery life is actually pretty good. I got it a about a month ago and haven't had to replace them. No wire means never gets caught on anything. I never realized how much I needed the little thumb ledge until I got it. Tracking is good. My only gripe is that I can only change DPI in increments of 500, which you said you don't care about anyway. It also has eight programmable buttons, which is a lot...

So, I know you probably aren't playing FPS games, so take my advice lightly.

I actually play alot of cs and league thx for all the suggestions guys

Death Adder

Great support software, good build, nice fit

http://www.amazon.de/Precision-Gamin...s=Gaming+Mouse Using the Same one with 4 Buttons. No Complains, fits nicely in your Hand, everything is configurable, has some nice Led's

Logitech G900. Though it's pretty pricey, the wireless edition does have a good response time even if most people prefer the wired version.

ferrite core on a digital signal? for what purpose?

Logitech G300s is what I use, has actually 6 buttons, but would recommend only using the 4 or so and leave the two next to the scroll alone. Has decent software from logitech to change DPI settings, button settings, etc..



Also, it only cost like $35 which isn't bad.
However, the first one I bought had issues a few months after I had bought it. Was having connections problems, and would disconnect and reconnect. However, Logitech provides a 2 year warranty for their mice and even though it took me a while to get it replaced due to some issues, I ended up with an extra one as they sent me two mice rather than just one by some weird mishap... lol (haven't had any issues with the mouse i got as a replacement)


http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G300s...keywords=g300s