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I'm getting a new PC, all my stuff has been bought EXCEPT for the keyboard and mouse.
I have heard razer mice are good but I cannot understand the need to spent $100 on a mouse..

I'm in the UK so .co.uk links would be preferred.

Anyone got any reccomendations for mice which are not super expensive?
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This is the mouse i own. Had it for about 4 months now. Works flawless with on the fly dpi adjustment. I live in the US and it's only $50. But i would recommend it to anyone.

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The usual recommendation would be the Razer Deathadder. Really top notch mouse. It's usually the recommendation for a reason; it's brilliant. It does have a huge price tag either. IMO it'd be the one to go for.
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The mouse im currently using. Bit small for a few people, but the price makes up for it. Good quality optical sensor in this bad boy too with DPI switching on the fly. Doesn't require software.
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