Logitech is a very good company. I would recommend using a wired mouse that way you don't have to risk any problems. I also hear they last longer too.

buy wired logitech , they make good stuff

i had many mouse and keyboards and not only they last the longest , they fit my hand better , i myself mostly use 2-3 buttons on mouse , i buy small ones who are light

that helps me a lot in competitive games when you need to be fast

i never liked wireless mouse's , they used to eat batteries like skittles

I have a UtechSmart Venus mouse. It's a wired mouse, comes with a weight set, a fire button next to the left click, has a lot of different LED color combinations(Red, yellow, green, blue, pink, and software that allows you to choose any color combination at all), and a 12 key pad on the left side. They're discontinuing my specific model (HUGE mouse), and it's for right handed people. However, they're making new models now, medium sized and tin three colors. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ.....amp;isNodeId=1 Plus they're relatively cheap as far as gaming mice go, compared to logitech mice. The keypad takes some getting used to though.

Blergh, no keypads.. Just too much buttons I'll hit. :c

They actually aren't overly sensitive to touch! You gotta press kinda hard to use them, hence why you'd "Have to get used to them". :3

grab ANY generic wired Mouse, they last a very long time, for most part i toss folks these Dell mouse since there 5$ and has the basic 4 button and scroll wheel.

ibm ones are ok there slow DPI is tricky with large screen Pc's

but ya Logitech is ok, look for the wired ones, not Pretty but works longer than Wireless

Razer's DeathAdder is my personal favourite! Simple Design no extra gimmicks, working for 6 years now with daily use and no throwing fits :D

This is similar to a mouse but it's an accessory to the mouse. I recommend this mousepad: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0.....rch_detailpage
I love the mouse pad, zero friction, super sturdy and very accurate.