Mionix Naos 5000
Price: $89.99
GDN Score: 6.5/10
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Key Features: The Naos 5000 by Mionix is hands down the most comfortable mouse on the market. Its added with gives full hand (including ring and pinkie finger) support for gamers with even the largest hands. The 7 programmable buttons, 24 color customizable LEDs, and 40 gram weight tuning system make for an extremely comfortable mouse. As long as your play style doesn’t have you frequently picking up the mouse, then the 5040 DPI laser sensor has pin point precision accuracy so that you can rack up the headshots.
Who Needs It: This is the perfect mouse for gamers who want unmatched comfort, superior quality, and who never or rarely pick the mouse up from the pad during gameplay.
Fierce Gaming Mouse v.2 by RudeGameware
Price: $49.99
GDN Score: 7.5/10
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Key Features: RudeGameware has created a mouse that takes some of the best features of other mice and put them into the Fierce Gaming Mouse. You get the contoured left and right buttons similar to the Razer Deathadder, the overall shape similar to that of the Logitech G500, and not only 2 comfortably place thumb buttons but 2 additional index finger buttons. The Fierce also sports a 5000 DPI laser sensor, 1 ms response time, 35 gram capacity weight tray, and enough onboard memory that you can program the mouse once and then take it those profiles to any PC.
Who Needs It: The Fierce v.2 is another budget mouse to make our list that will fit the general population of gamers. If you are looking for a lot of customization options and a sturdy mouse with a comfortable grip, then the Fierce v.2 is the mouse for you.
Cyborg R.A.T. 9 by MadCatz
Price: $149.99
GDN Score: 8/10, GDN Silver
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Key Features: The R.A.T. 9 by MadCatz is a one-size-fits-all mouse. With its 3 swappable palm rest, 3 pinkie grips, adjustable thumb button grip, and unique weight tuning system, the R.A.T. 9 is a fully physically customizable mouse that allows gamers to of all shapes, sizes, and grip styles to find a setup that works for them. The 2.4 Ghz wireless receiver and hot swappable rechargeable battery packs will get the wires out of your way, leaving you unhindered to utilize the full extent of your mouse pad.
Who Needs It: Gamers who want to go wireless but can seem to find one that fits their hand should look no further. The R.A.T. 9 can be made to be comfortable and perform well for any gamer in the world.
