soo it feels like my Razer Lachesis is slowly getting worn out and old (having that thing for 5 years now)
so im looking to replace it.

NO RAZER
should be clear tho, ive had some trouble with that one, my brother had trouble with his and generally most of their mouses arent that huge quality.

i heard logitech and sennheiser(if they were that) are doing great stuff but idk which would be recommended.

anyways it shouldn't cost more than 100€
should have a dpi range to atleast 4000 (they're 5400 then anyways) and buttons on itself to switch that
also a "few" makro key's would be cool, nothing fancy like those MMO mouse things but just like 2-4 reachable buttons.
doesnt matter if its ergonomic or not.

so i'm taking tips and everything, currently just looking out which are good and which not.

May I ask which model you and your brother purchased?

i have the Lachesis and he had the Imperator, i still use mine and used the other one for some time, both had the common razer problems with double clicking etc. also mine due to the huge buttons catches up in dirt fast.

I'd say the best mouse out there at the moment is the G502. I am using it at the moment, and it is the greatest-feeling mouse I have ever used.

http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/pro...e-gaming-mouse

just got that one suggested but i dont like it due to too many buttons, i dont have a use for that many and i dont want to get it if i cant fully use it.

im more looking for something thats similar to the steel series rival i also just got suggested, but i like it due to the simplistic.

i do hope its one of those with the ball inside it.

they are balls

Yeah, Logitech G502 is really good, just got it and there are really not many buttons. 2 for dpi up/down, 2 for forward/backward(works on browsers) and one for "dpi slow" or w/e its called, then 1 for free scroll wheel and 1 for profile switching. It overall feels really nice.

Really recommend it.

Here is list of mice with flawless sensors:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Zcg/edit#gid=0

Here is what cs go pros use
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...iy8/edit#gid=0
and
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...gid=1762004852

I suggest get a Zowie and a big mousepad not 4000 dpi (which I don't think any sensor can handle properly anyway)

welp i dont care much about CS in that situation since im buying it rather for other games than for the precision of that.

zowie is too small for my taste, had a look at the first spreadsheet and Steelseries Kana V2 came to my mind.