What's a good corded notebook mouse?

I was gonna get a bluetooth wireless mouse but I might end up playing some FPS on my laptop so I figured better to get a corded USB mouse. I would really prefer a fairly small sized mouse with not too long of a cord, well nothing like a mouse for desktop ne way. Only need 3 buttons with scroll. although extra buttons would be nice. Stylish but not flashy looking, no glowing lights . Prefer to be no more than 30 bucks. Any suggestions?

edit: black color prefered maybe. gonna go with the w7j I'm ordering

 

I'd sugest the Logitech G5. But thats just my opinion. But, it is more then $30.. more like $50 after shipping and all that. Heres a link:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16826104191

 

I'd suggest the Razer Pro 1.6. http://www.razerpro.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26
It cost me $25 + $5 S&H from Woot.com. A standard deal is about $40. It's super smooth, and the click is so reactive you can play for hours without any fatigue. It's sharp, responsive, and light. It's also stylish, inexpensive, and easy to carry. Personally, the best mouse I've had, and I have owned a Logitech MX518, wireless Logitechs, and demoed a G5. Logitechs are made for fat people; my Razer fits my slimmer hand perfectly.

Good luck. Amazon has the best prices I've seen on this mouse.

 

Nice I might sacrifice my beloved mighty mouse for Razor Pro 1.6

 

Now I understand why I like logitechs mice.

 

I don't like Logitechs either. My fingers feel like they're about to fall off. Plus, I AM a fat person Their notebook mice look fine though (at least a V270 I saw in store).

 

Bah any other options? 40 bucks is kinda expensive. and woot.com is 1 day sales so no way i can depend on that

 

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetails.aspx?pid=070

Its High Definition, I know you said corded but the thing is sweet, Highly reccomended. Theres a reason it has been Microsofts #1 Seller.

 

I recently got a MS Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 at Staples for ~$25.00 and I like it. It's nothing fancy, but it works great for me.

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetails.aspx?pid=041

The scroll wheel is smooth (that is, it doesn't click when you move it), but I got used to that almost immediately and it works fine in games.

 

I love this little guy . . .

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2119108&CatId=0

 

Ah, I take back what I said about Logitechs being for fat people... that was a little rude.

Logitechs are for people who like Logitechs. They are larger, but they form to the average user's hand more. Mine are more thin, so the Razer contours nicely.

Go to Best Buy and hold each one. If Logitech is too big for you, go Razer. If not, Logitechs are some of the best.

 

I use this tiny thing. It's a bit small at first if you're used to using a mouse the size of the MX1000, but you get used to it. And hey, I can fit the little guy right inside my jacket pocket instead of my backpack .

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=3,CONTENTID=8142

 

Heh. I got an IOGear 1600 mouse. It's pretty inexpensive as far as laser mice go, has great precision, has a few more buttons than normal, it's comfortable, and it has a really light, thin cord, which I really like for FPS's and such. You might consider it