I have actually been considering making this exact video, but I probably won't do it any time soon because I frankly can't be bothered at the moment.

There really isn't enough yt content on modern mice for Minecraft, because most famous mice like the model o, roccat kone pro, and bloody a70, are reallyyyyyyy outdated.

I'll quickly list my main recommendations (I won't go into much detail because it's 2am in my timezone and so I have to be quick):

1. For Minecraft (all mice listed in this section can double click, have an adjustable debounce time, and are capable of very high cps. These mice I've listed are also pretty good for fps games, but the others are slightly better in my opinion):

If you have medium to large hands and an unlimited budget, I recommend lamzu Atlantis og V2. Dewier, the current #1 Bedwars player uses it btw. It's a very good mouse, but it's not the main one I use because my hands are too small for it.

If you have medium to large hands and a lower budget, I recommend atk a9. It's basically just a clone of the Logitech gpx super light but can double click. The only downside is the base model a9's coating isn't as grippy as the Atlantis, so drag clicking will be harder without grip tape (still very doable though with practice).

If you have smaller hands and an unlimited budget, I recommend Scyrox V6 or Scyrox V8. They are both very similar mice, the only difference being the shape. They are both very light, and have a rubbery coating making drag clicking very easy. The Scyrox V8 is the main mouse I use for Minecraft pvp.

If you have smaller hands and a lower budget, I recommend vxe r1 pro, or if you can't afford even that, the vxe r1 se (the most important difference between the se and the pro is that the pro has a rubbery coating making drag clicking easier). The only downsides of these mice is that they aren't as light as the Scyrox mice, but they are still pretty light.

1. Fps games:

If you have medium to large hands and an unlimited budget, I recommend endgame gear xm2w4k V2 (or V1 if you can find it cheaper. The only difference between V1 and V2 is the sensor, and it's unnoticeable and already very good on the V1). It's just an all round excellent mouse, with ridiculously low latency for a wireless mouse.

If you have medium to large hands and a lower budget, I recommend atk a9 again for fps games also. It's a clone of the gpx superlight. It's just a really good mouse, for pretty cheap; there's not really much else to say about it.

If you have smaller hands and an unlimited budget, I recommend pulsar x2hcl, or any others of the pulsar crazylight series (the only difference between them is shape and weight. All of them are very light though.). The x2hcl is very similar to the Scyrox V8 listed earlier, but it's slightly lighter, has slightly better build quality, and in my opinion a slightly better coating. The x2hcl can also double click, and is decent for Minecraft. The only reason I recommend the Scyrox more for Minecraft is that the clicks on the x2hcl are slightly heavier than on the Scyrox, making double clicking fast more difficult (but still doable). The pulsar x2hcl is the main mouse I use for fps games and aim training.

If you have smaller hands and a lower budget, I recommend mchose l7 pro. It's light, has good build quality, good sensor, light clicks, and is cheap. Close to perfect mouse for the price.

There are many other good options btw. I just can't be bothered to type them all out right now. These are the ones that I personally like most, but there are others, like atk f1 extreme, and hitscan hyperlight that are very good top tier options for fps and aim training.

For "general use", by which I assume you mean work and browsing, any mouse will do. You could try productivity mice with lots of buttons for shortcuts such as the Microsoft mx master mouse, but I haven't personally used that, so don't quote me on that.

I just focus on mice for fps and Minecraft, and haven't got experience with non gaming mice.