I just bought a Logitech G700s recently because my old DA's scroll wheel broke. (Despite few attempts to glue the parts back together)

Some quick points for the G700s.
+ Impressive packaging
+ Responsive & glides smoothly
+ Nice texture for both sides (almost felt like scratching it)
+ Scroll wheel is really fun to scroll
+ 13 buttons!
+ Nice weight
+ Well built compare with my old DA
+ Hidden carriage for the bluetooth dongle
+ Familiar ergonomic that can be found on my DA
+ No braided cables (yes, a plus point because braided gets "crooked" over time)
+ hardly felt like using an expensive plastic
+ Attention to details
- Takes time to adapt the weight
- Software is a bit sophisticated
- button gaps are prone to dust
- mis-scrolling while clicking with the mid-button
- 4 side buttons might take time to adapt too (since I got use to big buttons on DA)
- cable felt like a nuisance when gliding the mouse
- stripes are a bit eyesore but I'm totally okay with it

Overall, money well spent for a RM250+ wireless rechargeable mouse

This post has been edited by s7ran9er: Aug 14 2013, 10:40 PM

I'm glad my points helped your decision and I actually added some points on my previous posts.

Initially I decided to go for Taipan too since both of the mouse had the same price range and finally, I decided on G700s because I'm always on the move with my laptop.

You can have a deep look into the mouse, since the new DA has the same scroll wheel it was a let down and I don't want to change mouse any time soon.
More info

This post has been edited by s7ran9er: Aug 14 2013, 10:58 PM

Depending on your grip.

One is using optical, one is using laser.
One has two big buttons which is really easy to reach, one has 9 programmable buttons.
One is affordable, the other one quite expensive. (the cost of a wireless Logitech G-mouse)