If you want a gaming mouse for FPS you need to look for
-Good sensor
(PMW3360, AM010) are good sensors
-lightweight
(Heavy mice are difficult to aim with, so look for anything under 100grams. G502 is a good mouse but it is extremely heavy at 120g, 145grams with weights)
-Wired over wireless all day. You don't need to charge them and wired are always more accurate
Usually cheaper than the expensive wireless versions (G900 is heavy, Mamba has sensor lag, G403 wireless if you're semi serious)
-DPI
You really don't need 16,000 DPI. Most people run 800 DPI. (disable Microsoft mouse acceleration, it's enhanced precision under mouse settings)
-Polling rate
You want 500 - 1,000 Hertz
You can pretty much use whatever mouse you want if you play MMO's or MOBA's.
Logitech's free scroll should be on every mouse. It's ideal for video and audio editing, as well as when working with spreadsheets.
>Top current FPS mice as of 2016, in no particular order
-Zowie EC1 or EC2 (The FK series are great as well, BenQ are the newer versions. They sell both the EC and FK series mice)
-Logitech G403, wired (G303 with the 3363 sensor. It's good if you have small hands (it's the diamond shaped one))
-Logitech Pro
-Coolermaster MasterMouse S (it's 30 bux, 90grams, good sensor)
-Deathadder Elite (under 100granms, 3366, good manufacture support)
>Finding the right mouse:
Measure your hand across the palm, from the start of your distal palm crease to the knuckle of your thumb. This will give you a reference for the size of mouse you need.
>Small hand size
(14 – 16.9cm / 5.5 – 6.6?)
>Medium hand size
(17 – 19.5cm / 6.7 – 7.6?)
>Large hand size
(19.5cm / 7.7? and above)
>Good resources
rocketjumpninja.com
rocketjumpninja.com
wiki.installgentoo.com
