Top 5 Best Selling Gaming Mice - Are they Actually GOOD?
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The best selling gaming mice right now are pretty surprising since I expected something a LOT different. But at the same time, some of these shouldn't be passed over because they are the most popular gaming mice. Rather, some of these are some of the best mice of all time while others are....not so great.
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Razer Orochi V2 - geni.us/Orochi2
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Corsair Katar Pro XT - geni.us/KATARXT
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GRIP TAPE - geni.us/GripTape
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I would love to see a Monitor or Monitorarm round-up from amazon
But gotta make sure they are GAMING! monitors. You know, for GAMERS!
@@allenwhite7947 rgb monitor arm??
The whole of amazon is currently unavailable lmaoo
This would be neat. I've never had a monitor arm and am deathly afraid of my monitor just smashing into the table.
monitor wise look for one with an (actual) low refresh rate otherwise you will have ghosting, appart from that they are all kind of the same, monitor arm id go for something in the 30-80 € region (depending on whether only for one monitor or 2 at once) personally i own a bontec one for 51€ for monitors with 6.5kg max weight per moitor for a 1440p with a 1080p monitor its enough not the highest quality or best ability to split the monitors how you like them (probably better with single monitor stands and getting 2 of them instead of 1 for 2 monitors) but it does the job quite well for almost 1.5 years now, so sadly i cant tell you the long term quality of this product.
This was really fun to watch and would love if this "top 5 on amazon" thing kept going and maybe even went on to other sites if possible
AWesome to hear and will definitely do more very soon :)
-D.
Add a shein one lol
Love that Zy's Rail hiding at the back!
Upcoming review
What's the timestamp?
@@Owen123456r 9:25
such a ugly mice
@@istheway-gu6yo eh, looks are subjective. I personally love it.
I'm just here for my confirmation bias with the G502 even though I've had it for years
Me too heh
SAME
Just get yourself a Razer Basilisk V2 or Ultimate, same shape but it's better in literally every way lol
@@charekuu hate razers products but I have to agree 100%. Razer uses different switches than the ormon crap logi puts in the g502 (and nearly all logi mice) and that by default makes it better.
@@charekuu ive had 3 Razer products, no thanks
He just keeps reading my mind...
Same
Love that pfp
@@Wesleyfrl Yeah ikr
@@cpn2509 Thanks! :)
Yup literally was thinking of this.. They make such great content
I am using G 502 Lightspeed and after year of use i am satisfied. The main reason i chose this mouse is because of the mousewheel tilt click (which you completely forgot to mention!). I play a lot of MMORPG games so i need an extra buttons. I tried a lot of mice, but i really did not get a right memory with these numpad keyboard on the side layout. These 2 extra tilt buttons gives me flexibility. But i understand, somebody who prefer mostly FPS type of games really can't appreciate this function.
What do u think, its better than logitech g502 hero? Please reply (I want to buy one of them)
@@ΚατεριναΛιλη-υ2σ They are the same - same sensor, same button layout, same shape. The only difference hero is not wireless. So if you don't need wireless benefits, just buy hero and save few bucks.
The Logitech G502 Hero is such an amazing mouse, that I eventually took the next step to get the G502 Lightspeed. And I use the Logitech G305 for work all the time
Try mx master 2
G502 is cheap built shit
@@tipips sorry you feel that way, I've had several G502s and I have loved every one. I don't find them cheap feeling at all, so I will continue to use them 😄
@@DasBreen ive opened mine up after it was broken and then saw that the plastic where the mouse button "clicks" is very weak and soft in comparison to the normal plastic used and then looked on the web if that was normal and the awnser was a resounding yes. but hey if it works for you thats fine
i just dont like buying a new mouse all the time and now a have a themraltake talon blu since 3 years ive flung it against a wall at one point even and it after this and heavy 3 year usage still works as it did in the beginning i just love that mouse a lot more than the one i opened and looked cheaply built.
Whats the dif between G304 and G305?
Still rockin' my G502 Proteus Core. There's a reason the design has stayed almost identical for subsequent G502s :-)
Same here, baught it as a a treat 7 years ago with my first salary. Still standing as great as day 1 ;D
Its a great mouse if you dont mind the weight aka dont play games where you have to flick your mouse
@@maybeoptify I kinda like the weight for those games (Apex Legends and the like) since it keeps me from overshooting. But it's definitely a personal preference
@@StardustShenanigans yeah there's definitely a demographic for heavy mice
The best mouse I've ever owned was the Proteus spectrum. And as a fellow lover of g502s here's an advice for you. When your proteus core inevitably breaks down do not buy the g502 hero. Find another proteus core or a spectrum. The G502 hero has a huge hardware bug that makes it unusable if you click and drag a lot.
Currently rocking the Razer Viper Mini, I love it.
Always brings a smile to my face when I see an upload. Thanks for making such amazing content.
ironically, the infinite scroll wheen is the only thing I wish they would change about the mouse - it feels great in 'infiinte' unlock mode but it also flickers on its own a lot and if you lock it back to the tactile mode, the scroll wheel is one of the hardest and most unpleasant wheel I ever used in a mouse by far, even a cheap 2 buck mouse wheel feel better than that
THANK YOU! I've been complaining this a lot, when you shake the mouse even mildly left to right the scroll wheel rattles when in ifinite scroll mode. It's kinda flimsy, but no one on r/G502materace seems to care.
What use case is this actually useful in though?
@@hal9xxx321 all logitech GAMING mice have unuseable or bordreline meh scroll wheels. the g903 is another good example...again its highlight is the wheel and its freeform/locked versions....freeform feels great it really does....locked is really hard to use for scrolling....its really just for weapon swap. Its almost impossible to press the scrollwheel button ingame...requires SO MUCH FORCE. And the unlocked freeform that felt good? useless. Why? if it will jump 1 tick in either direction when u are done moving it....meaning ur page/item will go up or down 1 extra....UNUSEABLE and annoying af even on trivial things like web surfing. Also if its not locked....it will move on its own when u move the mouse....so u need to lock it when not using it.....pressing the lock/unlock button also requires alot of force and is a ways away. U'll be a sitting duck ingame, and you'll be so frustrated using this for normal computer stuff u'll not be able to use it at all. The 703 mousewheel is a bit better but still practically very difficult to use....mainly due to its ridiculous placement requiring alot of stretch and travel time and its INsANE AMOUNT OF FoRCE to press down. It defeats the whole point. The g305 has the best mousewheel....and its extremely meh by any standard of mouse wheel...its a little rubber sticky rubber thing that is meh to the max. AND ALL LOGITECH SIDE BUTTONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE TO USE INGAME. they are only for web back/forward at this point and honestly i have to move my whole hand to hit the farther one so why bother. logitech have good sensors....usually...if it works on ur operating system -_-.....and clean products....and okay clicks. That's about it. I'm not buying from them again> I have a superlight. its scrollwheel is also MEH. i can barely do the things ingame or inweb i can with my microsoft sculpt ergo. I don't know who uses logitech mice. I don't know how they use them. I know the ones I try are overpriced meh or just plain defective. I won't buy any more in the future. If I could go back in time I'd buy two microsoft sculpt ergo mice....their build quality is bad and they break down after use and their sensor is god awful.....buT THEY ARE COMFY AND they offer two nice buttons and a working scrollwheel thats great to scroll and nice to click down and a simple single back button for web surfing which is good enough. Now do I want more buttons? Can I use the sidekey for gaming? God no, its impossible cause it takes to omuch force. IS it good for aiming ingame? GOD NO. but I can hit my two main buttons and the scrollwheels 3 buttons for a total of 5 buttons ingame seamlessly easy. And in a game of buttons...u will win. If u play fps or something like that fine...buy a superlight....just don't expect the mousewheel to function as a weapon swap....its two buttons and aim on the superlight. thats all u get. Maybe that's all u need in an fps tho.
I actually have that fifth mouse. I've since upgraded to a Glorious Model D now though
You wanted the D
Noiceee pick man
Its been almost 2 years with my G305, probably the best mouse i ever had, best value for the price for sure. Careful: After you experience the freedom of a good wireless mouse, cant even think to switch back to wired mouse anymore
I like the Razer Orochi more, personally.
Is there any double click issue on g305?
nah, i went from the model O wireless, to the XM1, and I'm staying with it. The only mice I can see myself switching to are the viper mini or Zy's Rail (I have both, but XM1 is my main)
Yeah man, using a wireless mouse since 2015, just last year switched to G305 and totally loved it...
Say no to Wires
@@anuragbishnoi3208 My G305 started double clicking after about a year and a half. I'd highly recommend the Orochi V2 instead, much better switch quality.
As someone woth a shit reaction time and heavy wrist aiming the 502 hero is honestly awesome
Its same for me, everyone told me it would be too heavy, but it wasnt a problem for me
@@Siuubeink good to know bro
I wish the Zelotes C7 was checked out in vids like this. Great vid as usual Dmitry!
I got the g502 for xmas, my parents gave it to me early, I tried it out and absolutely hated it, its too heavy and I pressed the extra side buttons constantly, I have a hyperx pulsefire core which is 96 grams, almost 30 grams lighter than the g502. My parents returned the g502 and got me the razer viper 8k and IM IN LOVE WITH IT, its 25 grams lighter than my previous mouse and 8 times faster due to the optical switch and 8khz hyperpolling and its got 100% PTFE mouse feet that are a lot like hyperglides and they feel amazing. I STRONGLY recommend it.
I have had the G305 for about 2 weeks now, and it is really good. I used to use the Corsair m65, so weight wasnt much of a problem. Good video
It’s not unless you mod it
Do you feel any latency as compared to wired mice?
@@srrs007 there is always going to be latency
Lovee the aimlab testing btw
I got the Pictek PC278A (#26 @1:00). I use it at 8000dpi, with sensitivity on low in windows, 1000hz polling rate, and it's silky smooth. I don't think I can go back to a mouse without the ring and little finger grooves and thumb rest. I've mapped the dpi buttons to windows volume up and down. It's so good for gaming and browsing.
5:44 i love how they use the rocket jump ninja mouse as background
Or maybe it is his daily driver and he just put it to the side for this video.
@@introvertplays6162 maybe
I've had many different gaming mouses, but a standard size Razer Viper is still my number 1.
Wish I was your number one 😳
i have the 502G, is a great mouse but it have a defect after a few months the right click stop working properly, its a documented issue with that model if your main game isnt a FPS go for it, but if you play a lot of FPS try another that the switchs dont die.
Edit: i contacted logitech for the warranty, they where great for replace it for free.
I've had about 4 Logitech mice (in 15 years) and they all eventually get the clicking issue.
Upgraded from a G203 to the G305 and i couldn't agree more! Awesome mouse!
I am glad you said voting 🗳 with your wallet. That’s how we vote for these items and if they are selling then Amazon will keep them on their best sellers list.
Good set of reviews D’Mitry and thank you.
i went from g502 hero and on a whim, tried out the glorious model O mouse. i am glad i tried it, as its an absolute beast of a mouse.
The g502 sucks hard, eeeew, i really really dislike this piece of garbage
About onboard memory on razer mice. They do not save lightning effects but they do save brightness. So you can turn them off and not have rainbow puke when you use it on a pc without Synapse.
Really good content, love your simple yet amazingly likeable# good looking setup. Video editing is top notch and really cool colourful cinematic shots. Liked Logitech 502
That damn finger walk to the mouse... GG
The Logitech G502 Hero is hands down the best mouse I have ever used.
The VicTsing actually makes a ton of sense as #5, given its dirt cheap price and the fact that plenty of people play games - anything from Minecraft to turn-based strategy games to management sims - where precision or latency isn't a major factor. (Hell, for the longest time, I used a garbage HP mouse that came with an old PC for my gaming. The thing didn't even have side buttons, but it was perfectly adequate for the sort of games I was playing at the time.) But I can only assume people are buying that Pictek mouse because they're getting suckered in by the free-merch-inspired high review score.
It's surprising that a Glorious mouse didn't make the list. I wonder if they still don't have widespread brand recognition to put them in contention and/or if the average person just isn't willing to spend $50+ on a mouse that doesn't come from one of the mainstream manufacturers like Logitech and Razer? Personally, I'd take the Glorious Model O over the G502 Hero all day long. I'm actually really surprised the G502 Hero not only made the list but is #1, since it's the most expensive and people clearly like their mice on the cheaper side. I really would've expected the Razer Viper Mini to dominate the list, given it's just a fantastic little gaming mouse and typically an absolute steal at just $30; it's got brand recognition, it's budget friendly, and it has overwhelmingly positive reviews - it's the perfect beginner gaming mouse that's still a viable option for seasoned gamers.
Yeah if only it didn’t have like 50ms of delay
I have G502 but Lightspeed (wireless) and love it! And got keyboard G915 for 130$ 😁 This is my dream set 😁
How so cheap send me links for g502 and g915 both wireless
@@AstroBananna I bought it on our Polish ebay, Allegro... G915 It was as a used one, for month or two... And Left Shift was a bit crunchy working, but instead of changing key, I just put a bit of synthetic grease 🙃 And it works perfect!
G502 was just used to review and sold to me for 100$
I got the 5th mouse for school, I don’t game at all with it but it’s perfect if you don’t want to use the track pad
Try g1s. Accurate and light used for 1 year now and still working. I bought like 5 to stockpile
Thanks so much for this video! Getting ready to replace a mouse with dying left click, and after watching several videos and reading several reviews, I'll be getting the Hero (which is still available and currently on sale through Logitech.) Looking forward to experiencing infinite spin!😄
Picked up a Logitech G604 last year for 70usd. Used the dongle for my PC and the BT for my tablet. Use a pack of rechargeable batteries and I call it a day.
Used to have a G700 but was stolen years ago.
I really hate the g502. It felt super cheap and that infinite scroll wasn't really satisfying. In infinite mode it seems you loose control and the locking mechanism to go to a default scroll wheel was atrocious. It felt like 2 plastic gears grinding against each other. And for some reason, mine was just scratching against my mouse pad. Return it after one day of use.
The Logitech G502 Hero would have been really helpful for bhopping back in the day.
NYOOOOOM
Dont get it exept you like the main mouse buttons not working after 3 months
@@tipips It worked for me since i got it 2 1/2 Years ago
@@Siuubeink you got lucky then but ive opened mine and it was a very cheap plastic used for the attachment part of the buttons themselves so they break quite fast on purpose.
I used to be in the Logitech camp, but their newer mice models have been plagued with the infamous double click problem (personally encountered this).
They need to refresh the g600! Look at it at #8.
I've used that PTECk gaming mouse for years, and its just so good. I've never used high end gaming mice before, although i do use a Logitech G203 prodigy now.
Every single mouse in my main computer area is a G502 of various generations. Two RGB versions, one pre-RGB version. That mouse is AMAZING. Should also mention the braided cord makes it so it is almost impossible to have internal cable breakage, something I had on older mice. Hell, I like the Logitech keyboards too, got G902's.
At 00:58, top row, second from the left; the Razor Trinity (looks like my Razor Hex) should be on the list, IMHO.
I use this plus the Razor Nostromo key pad.
I have the keypad set up for movement and the mouse set up for Alt, Shift, Ctrl, Alt-Shift, Alt-Ctrl, and Ctrl-Shift.
So, unmodified, the keypad is 15 key, scroll wheel, 8 way hat, a push button, and a flat button; 15+3+8+1+1=28 x 6 mouse modifiers = 168 programmable combinations.
Drop this by 4 on the hat x 6 = 24, or 144 that I could use. As it is difficult to get the hat to quickly register north east, instead of just north or just east.
This is great in MMOs that have a slew of powers. Not sure about FPS, as I don’t care for shooters.
I'm shocked that the Death Adder V2 Mini wasn't on that list. Its really really good and like $20 right now.
I bought the Victsing as a spare mouse to lend out to people, or when I do fieldwork, for the price would highly recommend. Plus people have dropped it and it came out fine.
Do not buy name brands from Amazon. If they are not fake, and they almost certainly are, they are used / refurbished. Very few name brands sell their stuff on Amazon.
Nah stop saying razer is expensive. Tbh it is really cheap usually their products only cost about 3 kidneys
Excellent review! Been using the PicTek T16 for almost 2 years. Quite happy with it. Very responsive, nice weight & comfortable in my large hand.
I don't get the hype about the viper mini. The mouse is so tiny its uncomfortable. I bought the viper ultimate after being disappointed with the mini and its literally so much better than the mini. Also wireless is such a step up from any wired mouse imo.
I actually have the last mouse myself, and I'm gonna be honest with you, It's lasted me over a year and I used to take it to school and dropped it a few times, but it works fine, aside from the scroll wheel going up every time I scroll down and vice versa, but it still works fine!
I think we will cop a razer viper mini and a g305 wireless thx
Razer Basilisk V2 is better, idk where these consumers get there info lol that 502 is outdated by 3 years now
thumbnail: g502
title: are thy good?
me: how dare you even talk about checking thet quality
I just wanna know about double click issue for how long before it starts double clicking
Good video but that creepy thing you kept doing with your hand walking up to the mouse at 1:43 and 9:42 really weirds me out lol
I actually use the G502 SE at work...but my main setup Mouse is a Glorious Model D
Had two G402s, both died after 2 years and the scroll wheel was a permanent nuisance...so I tested what has often been recommended as the budget king: the Sharkoon Sharkforce, love it- esp the scroll wheel- and my oldest is about 4 years now and working and that for 13 USD...
Thanks sir!
Dmitri is teasing us too much on that MZ1 mouse 👀
i bought g102 and i wanna up to GPRO x superlight but is it worth it?
been using the orignal razer viper and the red dragon impact for mmos both great mice
The hero 502 is indeed nice. Just a good, reliable workhorse with an amazing scroll wheel. The only gripe I have with it is the lack of a comfortable rest for my pinky.
It's amazing how G502 is the best selling design since its release (2014). The only changes were RGB, Hero sensor and lightspeed wireless (with some weight reduction but the same shape).
lots of buttons, 4 way wheel, infinite scroll, usable for big hands. plus a good sensor. it really has a niche where no other mouse goes into.
@@HappyBeezerStudios is g502 ok for fingertip grip? And is it smaler than deathadder? Cant really judge by photos
If you have the money go for logitech pro x superlight trust me beats the 502 by miles
really? oh gee and here I was thinking owning the superlight that the 502 is somehow gonna fix alll my problems...geee....like the 903 was supposed to...like the 703 was supposed to....like the 305 was supposed to.... I'm convinced all logitech praisse comments are basically just fake scam ads at this point.
I'm using a pro x superlight rn. I could recommend it for 1/3 of the price for fps gamers using w10/11...and nobody else. It really only has two buttons that are useable. Surfing the web with this thing is a meh experience. The mousewheel is only useable for meh surfing....unseuable ingame, completel unuseable ingame. the side buttons....only meh for web....unuseable ingame...COMPLETELy. U press these side buttons....the mouse is so light it moves the mouse...u gotta reach too....too much delay and u gotta press a medium amount...way too hard to press ingame and clutch for anything. Way faster to hit a keyboard key. If it's faster to move ur finger from rest position to a new keyboard key than it is to hit a key on ur mouse...u fked up. The stupid mouse wheels on logietch mice...they are designed so u have to travel fully up and then press...or ur hand will stick inside the mouse wheel cause of the stupid superlight open concept. If its a normal mousewheel ball....u can easily just shift ur hand over and press it at an angle. LOGITEcH DoesnT LIKE bALLS. otherwise the travel distance on the superlight is decent honestly....way better than the 703...the problem is u gott go UP/OVER/DOWN and repeat that back to use it. u can't do aany hardcore jumps from mouse to left click on this thing. BASIC ingame moves i can do on microsoft sculpt ergo mouse are stupidly hard to do on this thing.
Now I have seen worse scrollwheels than the superlight for sure...most by razer or logitech...but its is a crime they sell this for so much $$$ and give u the most meh scrollwheel imaginable. Its useable....sure, not ingame, but useable. That's how bad mouse wheels are usually that I can give it a pass even tho its unuseable ingame and feels pretty meh and even sorta bad on the web...i dont like scrolling with it. i try and use the click and drag scroll or click the sidebar manually instead on this thing. it has a grinding sound to it, not as bad as the deathadder grind or mx v1 but pretty not great.
@@Cerbyo you know i stopped reading at the 2nd meh,its too annoying,next time keep it short
I disagree with the Katar Pro. Corsair mice also suffer from not saving the RGB, lighting, powersaving, LOD, Debounce profiles to the mouse, literally only the DPI and Polling rate is saved on the mouse and for everything else you must have the POS software that is icue running at all time, i know because i have one.
Had a G502. Left click button broke after 5 months. This seems to be a common problem too the more I read about it.
It's a pretty mice but switches are total garbage... Not worth it.
I have no idea why there is such a science about everything today. The most important thing for me is that the mouse fits comfortably in my hand. I also only buy the brands that I know myself and have had good experiences with.
Unfortunately every new mouse that comes out is never in my sights because I value the 12 buttons on the side too much and there are only liken3 mice in that bracket lol. I would love more options
True. I learned to deal with it. I put my 1,2,3 combo on 1,m4,m5 with shift alternative to keep storm's eye up. If you rekeybind most of your bar to letters like R,F,V it helps with ease of use and allows for any mouse to be used. Currently I use a g502 but I'm probably gonna buy something else. Its a bit too heavy but it is solid.
I tried the G502 and it's not really for me. I only bought it because of the good reviews but it left me disappointed. Much like the MX518 way back. Everyone was hyping that mouse but when I tried it, it didn't really fit me all that well. It may not be on the list, but I've had better days using the Deathadder V2 Elite as a daily driver. It just fits my hand perfectly.
8:55 - The 0.99€ mouse: Hold my beer
In the Philippines the razer viper mini is only 20 dollars
Does the g305 has the double click issue ?
I have a 502 hero and like it. I came from the G500 which to this day is still my favorite mouse to use. One of the biggest differences between the two is the 502 hero is smaller then the G500 and I get a slight hand crap from the smaller size. I'd like to see the G500 come back with the modern laser.
No infinite scroll-wheel, no buy. He's right in that it's hard to go back. Unfortunately, I'm looking for a basic/travel wireless mouse right now and the one from this lot that looked interesting lacks that one magical feature.
How about a guide on mice not using shitty Chinese Omron 50 million switches?
I'm here on my 5th Razer Basilisk (with the "50 million click" switches) within the 2 year warranty, and the switches are already showing hints of failure. If it starts double clicking consistently enough for me to get video before the warranty ends, I'll have gone through 6.
The only good alternative I know of are Razer's optical switches, and I'd rather.... not. If possible.
planned obsolescence...
Buy a couple of good quality switches from kailh for example and they're prolly going to last for life
I love the thumb paddle on the Roccat Tyon and Leadr, but the firmware support from the company is terrible. Simply just terrible. Also the Leadr is just a wireless version of the Tyon, but the Tyon has not had any practical Firmware support in it's entire lifetime practically. That thumb paddle for replacing the Logitech Infini-Wheel is just excellent .. if only the company wasn't so terrible. The Leadr also uses a proprietary USB-B cable to that can be switched between the Leadr and it's charger stand. However the plastic housing on the USB port is also very cheap and deforms very easily making the proprietary connection all that much far more worse consider the company's terrible support.
Edit: The Tyon and Leadr from Roccat would be great exmaples of a good way in how to get around Logitech's Infini-wheel patents, if they would support programable deadzones or easier to clean thumbpaddle sensor..
Logitech G502 - Its a fine mouse.. up to a few months in, the left button sometimes becomes stuck and if you play a lot of FPS games the left click wont trigger meaning you wont fire.. Returned my first one and got a 2nd one and a few months later had the same issue..
Kind of curious how well the Razer basilisk v3 holds
the studio in the first scene looks great. however i'm not so sure about the "turn back on the couch" mode that comes up in your recent videos. it looks like you stop doing whatever it was you were doing before, to tell us about stuff. like we're interrupting you or not the main focus of your time. which is fine normally, i wouldn't expect some dude i don't know to put me in his life's center obviously, but it seems weird coming from a video host lol. casual is good, but i'd rather you were giving us more attention, body-language-wise.
gg
Zelotes mouses 10/10 not had one been disappointing (had even a vertical one at one point)
My other recommendation thermaltake talon blu i literally flung it at a wall once and it survived that, now thats quality
I actually picked up that last mouse a while ago...not bad at all for the price. But it had a really interesting failure point...the scroll wheel _broke_ on me inside of six months. The physical shaft.
The Hero suffers from a left mouse button that dies and starts double and triple clicking. I should know I'm on my 4th one.
I just bought the G305 Lightspeed on sale for $35 from Amazon, waiting for delivery to see how it performs. I assume is top notch given the review
so good or bad?
@@hjlnbi Its heavy but I got used to it and I really like it
my g502 hero after several months of regular use, it is double clicking now..
Honestly Im kind of tired of my G502. Its too heavy. No reason for it to be so heavy after all these years, I moved to a 90g mouse and my accuracy vastly improved.
Hard to recommend Logitech Gaming series mice... been having double click issues on 4 of their mice in a row.
Bruh i just realized that the $8 dollar mouse is the one i have 😂😂 Been having for like 2 years though
Viper Mini, been using it for 8 months, best purchase of my life when it comes to gaming
I'm amazed to not see any Bloody nor Glorious mouse here
Nice job guys, now do it with the keyboards please!
2:27 The MZ1 is lurking in the background ;)
logitech's wires are very stiff compared to razers. plus ALL 4 flagship logitech mice i've owned have double clicked in 1-2 years. i now go Razer Optical Switch mice to avoid this issue.
the only time u want the g502 is for productivity but i still would never recommend it for fps games because 1 it is heavy, 2 it is large so bad control and 3 those skates are just POO! how does logitech make good products yet make garbage mice until the g305 and g pro super light. sorry for bei8ng a bit bias but thats my opinion OwO
You should really try HyperX Haste. It has DPI deviation but an absolutely killer
Hey what do you think of the MM720?
I have the G502 for about 4 years now, can't complain. It's a solid mouse
@facts_talker yep, still using it and it's as solid as day one. Love it!
@facts_talker I just bought the Razer Nari headset and quite impressed with the quality. Razer makes good products, can't go wrong with that mouse either
I recently bought a Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse and found that it sometimes freezes and the index button sometimes take up to three "hits" to actually activate... this was my first "wireless" mouse... I am returning it and watching videos to see what my next choice may be... it will probably be a wired mouse.
I love my Viper mini, had it for a year and still works perfect
I switched from a wired g502 to a wireless g603 and yes, the infinite scrollwheel is very hard to not have once used to it.
Honestly try finding a better mouse then, i used the g502 and my hand hurt from the insanely high weight mouse wheel with a much cheaper thermaltake talon blu im 100% more happy and the wheel is sooo much better
@@tipips I use a 120g mouse everyday for like 4 years now my hand is completely fine wdyn
I have the viper mini, it’s absolutely amazing for people with smaller hands, and the program is amazing for rgb customizing and more!
I have G305 and it’s very satisfying.