Cheaper gaming mouse?

[Amylacetate]

I've got a Logitech MX510 that is finally starting to bite the big one as I've been noticing myself turning mouse speed up in all my games. I liked all the extra buttons that are on it and the ergonomics. Are there any mice on the market now for around $60 that have the same basic feel as one of these?

[sharknice]

I've got a Logitech MX510 that is finally starting to bite the big one as I've been noticing myself turning mouse speed up in all my games. I liked all the extra buttons that are on it and the ergonomics. Are there any mice on the market now for around $60 that have the same basic feel as one of these?

Probably the G500 or the G400.

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/mice-p...ing-mouse-g400

If you liked the Logitech MX518, you'll love the G400. You get the features you've come to rely on with improvements in precision and speed

I can't stand cord resistance so I use a G7, but I'm sure you would like either of the above.

[Squall]

I know logitech make decent stuff, I just wish it wasn't so ugly. I'd recommend a lachesis or a deathadder if you don't mind razer stuff, otherwise I'd have to say check out the $60 range for logitech.

Edit: did that for you, american $60 will get you a G500, which is awesome, aside from being ugly. Got a mate with one, comes with weights and stuff.

[Diablo]

I have an MX518, and until recently you could still find them on Newegg or at Best Buy. My plan was to just get another one, since this one probably won't last much longer.

I guess I'll get either the G400 or G500.

[Jaaykidd]

I use a Saitek cyborg v.3 I have no complaints.

[jefftheworld]

The Razor DeathAdder is a nice one in that price range. Or, if you tack on another 15 bucks you can grab a Naga (good if you're an MMO player). Both are pretty big mice, similar to the MX510.