Mouse options

[travm]

Ever since "gaming" mice became a thing there's now hundreds of gaudy cheap looking RBG shit boxes. Originally my favorite mouse was the tiny Logitech mice (back when mice had trackballs), followed by the Microsoft intellimouse, the white and grey one with two side buttons.
I'm getting fed up with the mice I've been using and not sure what to replace with.
Thinking the Logitech 203 looks like my best bet.
Does anyone make a quality mouse that doesn't look like a Christmas tree?
Mostly gaming, some CAD/productivity use. Just don't want stupid lights on my mouse. Also don't want a cheap crap mouse. The mouse I'm using now is a Microsoft mouse and the heat from my hand makes it leak adhesive onto my desk.

 

[Conman]

Microsoft re-released the original Intellimouse and Intellimouse Pro a couple months ago.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-HDQ-00001-Classic-Intellimouse/dp/B076C75X1T

https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Pro-Intellimouse-Dark-Shadow/dp/B07RPBXBMV

 

[brentom]

The SteelSeries Sensei 310 is another great mouse.

 

[travm]

Microsoft re-released the original Intellimouse and Intellimouse Pro a couple months ago.
https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-HDQ-00001-Classic-Intellimouse/dp/B076C75X1T

https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Pro-Intellimouse-Dark-Shadow/dp/B07RPBXBMV

Did they? That link is a used part

 

[Conman]

Yes, here is the news post on it.
https://hardforum.com/threads/microsoft-re-releases-the-intellimouse.1963241/

I see a new one there on the list for 59.99. Fifth one down. Not sure why the used stuff is on top.

 

[travm]

Amazon put up a flash sale of the Logitech G203 for $25 CAD. Excellent mouse. exactly what I was looking for. Could do without the lights, but when I turn the brightness waaaay down its a neat effect. Weight, texture, size, all exactly what I remember from the old school Logitech ball mouse I used to love. With more buttons, and likely a better mouse on all accounts.