Recommended good computer mouse now my last mouse is A4tech lasts only three months and broke.
recommend some quality mouse at a decent price.
Thank you in advance!

Logitech G600 are great !!!

It has many buttons, fair price, and durable build

http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse

I've been using my Logitech since 2007, and apart from the mousewheel being a little wonky in the one direction, it's working 100%. My next mouse will definitely again be a logitech

I don't really have experience in choosing mouse, but it seems my friends also recommend Logitech. Well, make sure you get the original one though.

*I think there was the similar thread before this wasn't it ?

I now look to Gigabyte for my computer mice. They look good, are priced half of comparable Logitech products, and from my experience they're every bit as durable.

Razer DeathAdder

What type of mouse do you want?

- gaming features
- wireless or wired
- price range
- other features
- basic shape for ergonomics (flat or humped)

I now have a Logitech wireless M705 that works fine for gaming. Liked it enough that I bought a second one when I accidentally left the first one at home during a biz trip.

I've got a wireless Logitech M185. I've had it for over a year, never turned it off and never changed its battery and it's still going strong. It feels good, is responsive and smooth, basically just a really solid mouse. Unfortunately I'm not sure what it retails at as I got it in a laptop bundle.

I'm using an indestructible wireless Logitech M510 : )

Excellent mouse, I agree with your choice!

I can recommend any mouse from Logitech.

i recommend you this it has a cool design too

http://www.zalman.com/global/product/Product_Read.php?Idx=816

Not sure what the current warranty policy from Logitech is but when I last had them it was excellent compared to the last two mice I've had that have next to nothing. So worth factoring that in when looking at mice as all the mice I've had have developed problems with the Logitechs taking the longest to breakdown but still being in warranty I got replacements that actually upgraded the mouse.

Logitech mice are awesome, but Logitech software is horribly bad. Avoid if at all possible and use native (or third-party) drivers.

+1 for Logitech.
Assuming you want it for gaming, I would suggest to choose one of their gaming mice. The model depends on your preferences. For example I prefer large (palm grip), heavy, wired mice with sensitive laser.

I've been using an old Logitech G500 for many years. I own a Gigabyte M8000 too, which is really good.
G500 feels more solid though.

I'm disappointed by Roccat. I bought their Kova model, which I replaced with G500 after a few months.