The DeathAdder is really their lowest mouse worth buying (I actually have several, and they do keep slightly improving it as the years go by). It looks cool but it's just a workhorse gaming mouse, nothing terribly special.

Now a Merc Stealth Keyboard, that is a nice gaming peripheral.

HP branded logitech OEM mouse ftw :D

Congratulations to karvazov for his new mouse ;) Was it from sendit? :D

I wonder how it stacks up against the [url=http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=logitech+g5&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=fm0&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=ivnsr&resnum=5&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1204&bih=624&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=1449022135645085686&sa=X&ei=5NDfTe2mMOPL0QGj8MDBCg&ved=0CFQQ8gIwAQ]Logitech G5[/url] that I have been using (and love) for the past 4 or 5 years. They seem similar in terms of features, so I suppose it would just come down to ergonomic preference?

Actually, all I really want in a "gaming mouse" is two extra buttons on the left side, to expand my right-handed input options a bit. If I had a mouse that was exactly like my basic IBM mouse except for that, I'd be thrilled.

The problem is, I can't find one. The closest I've been able to find is a mouse with one button on the left and one on the right, which is not what I want.

Those $40+ ergonomic mice are almost all explicitly designed for palm users, and so I get severe hand cramps if I use them.

it's an older brother of this one, they don't have mine on site anymore lol
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/473/338

it was lying left for dead on some job I was working on 7 years ago, I gave it a good home ;)

I get it....I guess i'm just used to actually using my left hand to control the game beyond looking/saving/loading/moving. :\
Cool beans. IMO, i'd rather maybe spend more on a monitor or even earphones/headphones(for good sound obv) than waste money of fancy mice and keyboards.

Local distributor actually... 55 EUR. :)

nevada.com.mk (yes, their site looks like CRAP)

But hey, the prices are fine at least for our market, where some parts tend to be a lot more expensive than in Western Europe.
By the way, anyone has the Goliathus mouse pad? If so, how is it?

Hey I know about them, their prices are actually good for these markets, only thing that saves me here I can get it all @ entry price since I'm a distributor lol. But even then I'm paying more than in some shop in europe for some parts :S

@GameRager - I totaly agree, I'd rather have a good, big monitor or quality headphones than mouse. My wife tends to step on my wireless mouse or break my keyboards so I'd rather have inexpensive ones XD

It's funny that you say that as the DeathAdder has exactly that. Seriously, it's like 45 bucks. I like gaming periphs because the good ones stand up to the beating that gamers give them. That means they last virtually forever under light use.

Logitech actually makes mice of very good quality, this one I have I've used for almost 8 years now, I played bf2, bfbc2, call of duty and various other titles with it and it's still behaving like at the day one. I reckon that you can get a good mouse in range of 8-40$ that can really last you a lot. Branding matters, logitech is really the only brand I see here that produces mice that can serve as gaming or office mice :)

If it's the one I'm thinking of, it's another palm-grip mouse. I won't be able to use it comfortably.

Its this one: http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.169416100/parentCategoryID.35208800/categoryId.40946100

Yep, that's the current DeathAdder.

Yeah, I believe I tried that one out and found it too long and too sharply arched, which is the case with most ergonomic mice.

I think I found a claw mouse by Razer once, but I didn't like it for some other reason (probably the price tag). I don't remember what it was called, but I don't recognize it on their web site.