Mouse for general use and gaming

Question

I'm looking to get a new mouse (and a keyboard, too). It'll likely be used for 5-8 hours a day for the foreseeable future, mainly for web browsing, programming, and gaming. I am mainly looking for something that will work well for gaming without necessarily having fancy features like macros.

Requirements

• Cheap (under $10-$15USD, depending on how many of my preferred features it meets)
• Works with Windows 10
• Not wireless (unless the batteries are going to last years on one charge)
• Nice scrollwheel for gaming, i.e. it clicks nicely and doesn't have "smooth" scrolling (these are the problems with my current mouse)

Preferred features

Listed in approximate order of importance

• Has on-the-fly adjustable DPI (so I can easily make pixel-by-pixel cursor/crosshair adjustments without turning on *shudder* mouse acceleration.)
• Any lighting can be turned on and off
• Any lighting is green to go with my headset (really doesn't matter; I'm willing to pay like an extra $1 for this)

Not necessary

• Extraneous features like macros, etc.

The mouse can be in a combo with a keyboard, as long as the keyboard fits this question.

Answer 1

I am currently using the Logitech G100s. It is a cheap, no frills mouse. It has a clicky scroll wheel, and a button to choose the DPI. It has no lighting, no macros, and I find it to be suitably comfortable. The software used to select where your DPI choices are for the button to cycle through supports 1-5 different DPIs between 250 and 2500.

It is slightly more than your budget, however I feel it is a very solid offering and well worth the extra money at about $15-25 depending on where you purchase it.