Amaranthian

I uh, have the G9-laser-gaming-weighted-lol-expensive-retarded-consumer mouse. I think it's almost that pricey.

And it's having issues after 6 months just like every mouse I've ever owned.

I should find a good, cheap mouse and just buy them in bulk.

Yeah, I've always used like the stock computer mice that come free with shit, and I've never had issues until years of use. Maybe you should ease up on that grip of iron, Chris.

I'm using a neat little ambidextrous 3-button that says "Microsoft" on it. I've had it for over a year, and it's still functioning well as new, including the scrolling. Looks good, pwns at gaming, and cost me almost nothing (well, literally nothing, as my parents paid for it, but y'know).

Here's what I'm using, only I've made my LEDs green instead of red. You can edit the color via RGB settings, which is <3. You can also adjust the weight of the mouse via those little square bits of metal and adjust the DPI. And everything is saved onboard the mouse so that you don't have to run bloated software to remember your settings.

The only problem is that I sometimes have issues with tracking and the index finger button is overly sensitive and sometimes clicks things twice in one press.

I don't know that I'd ever get used to a trackball, Brian. I used one for a while with an auxiliary computer of mine, but fiddling with it didn't convince me to convert from mice. I might try one again, I like that they don't use as much space as a mouse and can be more accurate. My wacom pad is damn accurate, though, and me el-cheapo MS optical mouse is more than adequate for gaming.