I have used a logitech m100 (very basic) mouse for ages. Would anyone recommend a good one that lasts, is good for 3dsmax and good for gaming ?
I use to spend a fortune on mice, but now I just use a Logitech M325, which does the job. A good battery will last 6 months.
I’m not keen on wireless. Don’t they play up and lag etc ?
I have never had an issue. I didn’t know people still use wired mice.
Currently using a Logitech G602 wireless, no problems with latency. Very happy with the ergonomics and battery life.
The G502 is corded and has a few more customization options, if I ever need to replace my G602 it will be with the G502 most likely.
I guess it’s an old habit 
Cheers Ben, I’ll check out the G602 & G502
the cheapest Microsoft mouse is my favorite…
any other mouse cramps my hand
I have a logitech keyboard mouse combo now, but at my last job had a (really UGLY) logitech gaming mouse which had a Great feature of being able to switch between resolutions at the click of a button in the middle of operations.
Why?
It’s pretty useful because sometimes you need pretty fine movements. Any other time you just want the speed of getting the mouse from one side of your left monitor, to the other side of your right monitor.
I would like to find a decent wireless mouse that has that feature.
Anyway, I have the MX710, which goes on sale for 40USD on amazon all the time. You just need to set yourself an alert with camelbuy (look that up if you don’t know about it).
I am using a Steelseries Sensai Raw. Its a great mouse and I really like the rubberized coating on it. Best bet it to go to a store to put a couple in your hand, everyone has a different preference.
My favorite remains the Razer DeathAdder. I think it’s only right-handed though.
Razer with 12 extra buttons.
I love my Microsoft Comfort Mouse 6000! unfortunately they are no longer in production… 
so I am looking for a new one too, but I have not found one till now.
best regards
themaxxer
Im using a Logitech MX518 (old school corded mouse 
) and like it. I have rather large hands and arthritis and its been great and comfortable.
I’m sure there is some kind of hidden message there
Cheers guys. I ended up ordering the g602 mouse…although after seeing the razor I wish I’d ordered that one now. I’m sure the g602 will be fine.
I always avoid logitech mouses due to their setpoint drivers.
I use a lot of steelseries Sensei raw rubberized, works like a charm on win7 without any driver, very precise, light and pleasant in hand. More than 10 in production and never had any problem
Using my logitech with the default windows drivers. I do not have the ability to map any of the macro buttons but the DPI and poll rate functions built into the G602 work independently of the SetPoint software and I have had no issues.
The SetPoint software is very heavy in my experience as well.
Logitech MX Revolution all the way! (Unfortunately discontinued, but sometimes they pop up used or almost new.)
I have also a nice wireless Scope Node mouse that’s great, but is for tiny hands only, so it sits on my shelf.
Have you tried their Gaming software driver (not Setpoint), since you have a G series mouse?
I just saw this