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Hey everyone! So, I’ve been rocking my Logitech M510 for a while now, but it’s finally time to retire it and grab something new. I’m looking for some solid recommendations, but I have a few specific requirements to keep in mind before we dive in:
1. First off, I need a mouse that isn't strictly designed for righties. I’m a lefty myself, though my wife is a "standard" righty, so it needs to be comfortable for both of us.
2. It also needs to be decent enough for gaming—I spend about 99% of my playtime on Call of Duty.
3. If at all possible, I’d love something wireless.
As for the extra details (which might not be dealbreakers), it doesn't necessarily need a ton of extra buttons. Honestly, I haven't really leaned on them much; the rubber side grips on my current Logitech M510 are pretty worn down, probably from getting a bit too intense during some heavy COD sessions. That said, if any good options come with extra buttons, I wouldn't mind if they feel a bit more substantial or ergonomic around the edges, similar to how the Logitech M510 feels where the horizontal and vertical sides meet. Also, I was wondering—does a mouse actually *have* to be wired to be good for gaming? And in your experience, do those high-end "pro" gaming mice actually make a noticeable difference in performance? If anyone has some insight on that, I’d really appreciate it. Cheers!
1. First off, I need a mouse that isn't strictly designed for righties. I’m a lefty myself, though my wife is a "standard" righty, so it needs to be comfortable for both of us.
2. It also needs to be decent enough for gaming—I spend about 99% of my playtime on Call of Duty.
3. If at all possible, I’d love something wireless.
As for the extra details (which might not be dealbreakers), it doesn't necessarily need a ton of extra buttons. Honestly, I haven't really leaned on them much; the rubber side grips on my current Logitech M510 are pretty worn down, probably from getting a bit too intense during some heavy COD sessions. That said, if any good options come with extra buttons, I wouldn't mind if they feel a bit more substantial or ergonomic around the edges, similar to how the Logitech M510 feels where the horizontal and vertical sides meet. Also, I was wondering—does a mouse actually *have* to be wired to be good for gaming? And in your experience, do those high-end "pro" gaming mice actually make a noticeable difference in performance? If anyone has some insight on that, I’d really appreciate it. Cheers!