Logitech G500S, three side buttons is all I need.
Pictek $20 bucks of awesome.
https://www.amazon.com/PICTEK-Programmable-Breathing-Ergonomic-Computer/dp/B01FZ3BR5S
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Logitech G602, I swear by this mouse. Used to have a Deathaddar and the scroll wheel went. Also used to have a Logitech G600 which was really uncomfortable to hold because of the weird ring finger holder(?) thingy on it.
I heartily recommend the G602, it takes two AA batteries but you can put only one in to get it lighter, which is what i do. Has 6 thumb buttons which is more than enough, and it’s great to use for FPS games as well as MMOs.
EDIT: Just looked it up and it’s 47 bucks on Amazon right now, which is a steal.
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I use a Corsair Scimitar RGB. It has a middle mouse button, left/right (obvs), and then 12 side buttons that can be mapped to just about anything on the keyboard including the numpad. The numpad doesn’t support modifiers, though, so I don’t map it there.
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Logitec g502 Prometheus.
Best mouse I’ve ever bought.
Low on buttons though, but that’s fine honestly.
It fits the hand really well.
I throw darts with nerf bullets attached to the end at my touch screen monitor.
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Its a redragon multi button mouse and ive had it for awhile now with no issues. My naga crapped out and I didnt want to spend that much on a mouse again. I paid like 35 bucks for the redragon. Its the M908.
I use a razer naga chroma as well, it’s great! it’s has 10 side buttons + 2 additional on the top. You can also create macros with it. My scroll button click is an auto-run! 
A white razer deathadder with pink led.
Corsair Scimitar. I had a Logitech G502 prior to this one. I prefer the G502, but this one does come with the perk of the 12 buttons on the side.
Razer Deathadder.
Simple, light and ergonomic.
Steelseries … something. I don’t remember. It’s got extra buttons and stuff…
Razer naga.
I’m surprised this thing still works perfectly fine after 5-6 years of use.
Logitech g600. Razer products always break on me. That being said I use the Tartarus also but I’m on my second one. The d pad broke on the first.
Nothing beats the old Logitech G502 Hero.
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This I cannot play without it
Some no name “Gamer” mouse I got on ebay for $10. glows various colors and has a few extra buttons on it.
I’d echo this. I went through 4 naga in 2.5 years. I’ve had a G600 working for a year and a half.
The problem with the naga is always the same for me: the laser tracker wears out, gets jumpy and eventually even clicking the start menu is a chore that requires 3 attempts. In one case, the mouse wheel LED started peeling off.
If Best Buy is an option for you, a Naga with their optional warranty is not bad. The main advantage is that it’s wireless, and if you aren’t ready for 12 thumb buttons the trinity lets you swap to 7 buttons or 2.
G600 has better build quality, is wired, and in a lot of places is down to $35 (compared to like $80-90 for a naga) The buttons are angled directionally so its much harder for your thumb to get “lost” (on the naga, the indents to tell you what row you are on are not very good).
I have read the g600 is no longer in production, but it’s still very easy to find.
I am personally not a fan of the corsair scimitar but if you have real big hands, being able to move the 12 thumb button pad could be a real perk.
Adesso vertical mouse. wireless
I agree with you 100% on that. The reason for going with the Logitech originally was the price though.
I wanted the Corsair but had never used an MMO mouse so I wanted to make sure I enjoyed using it before spending those extra dollars. Next time though going with Corsair for sure!!! :3
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