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G502 or G700s (For MacBook Pro)

Amer
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G502 is wired but the G700s isn't. I really don't know which to choose.

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For a laptop I definitely think you'd be better of with the G700s because of wireless. Also check out the G602

 

 

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I am an owner of the g700s to be honest the battery life wont last that long (depends a bit on how you configure it) but it is a great mouse!

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I like Mac trackpads. They are reasonable.even compared to mice

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I like Mac trackpads. They are reasonable.even compared to mice

I like the trackpad but their are some games I play that need a mouse. So yeah :P.

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Anybody..?

I would go wired because i hate having to charge it

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I advice you check out the G602. I use it and its a very good mouse. It uses standard AA batteries and it just lasts. I had to swap the batteries out only after 7 months of using it (Switching back and forth gaming mode)

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I'd recommend using the G700s. Having used wired mice with laptops, the freedom of a wireless mouse is much better. The battery requires charging every couple of days (at least for me - heavy use on power saving and intermittent full-power gaming), but it's easy to charge overnight.

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