Next time tournaments would come up with a ruling to ban such gaming gears.

Maybe his fingers were really quick.

Logitech MX518 fits your budget but don't think so you will quite like it if you like your current one due to the size and shape of the MX518. Perhaps like what AlexLai suggested, the SteelSeries Kinzu.

I myself have a 5 years old MX518, still going strong.

I'm very comfortable with MX518, tried some other mouse and still don't quite like the feel. Used to own a MX510 and then upgraded to MX518, using it since then.

Got, peeling already but still can use so I just stick with it until really not usable, then time to move on.

Kone's shape isn't really my type. Probably Imperator if I have to consider another mouse.

Well, it is still a legendary mouse. I still see some FPS gamers using their trusty Logitech MX300, old school enough huh?

The recommendations under RM200 is great since the technology in it isn't outdated and should last very long.

I think Razer will keep the laser sensor for other future mouse and DA will just remain as it is. However, it's true that it'll be nice to see different variants of the DA.

SteelSeries usually avoids doing anything fancy. Some might like more illuminations while some prefer a simple plain design that offers pure performance.

Sticky feel? You mean after prolonged usage?

Same here, still using a MX518 for 5 years. I think it's the rubber that somehow is "melting".

My next mouse I'm considering either a ROCCAT Kova or Razer Imperator, maybe a DeathAdder also. Still considering.

Don't know why I prefer Kova over Kone. Can't explain. Still on the search for a mouse that I'm comfortable with in terms of gripping it.

What TechnoG mentioned is pretty much it with your budget. Depending on what you like and also if you're comfortable while gripping the mouse.

For Kinzu, that is the retail price while some retailers are having promo for it. Otherwise, RM149 is the actual price.

Definitely Logitech has better durability but at the end of the day, which are you comfortable with and which design you prefer?

Sadly, in Malaysia, Logitech is kinda underrated.

Although Logitech has the quality, don't you think that many prefer Razer and SteelSeries these days? Guess it is all because of the marketing strategy used by both the companies.

In my own opinion, the DeathAdder is really a good buy at the moment for its price tag. The G500 is by Logitech, famous for durability but who knows, there's definitely a problematic unit out there but for the record, Logitech is pretty good with their quality. I would actually go for the Xai if I were to consider an Ikari Laser.

Price for performance: Razer DeathAdder
Durability: Logitech G500

Then again, this is my very own point of view and others might have a different thought on this.

DeathAdder wins because of its value for money. If it is priced around RM200 then really not that worth it anymore.