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I am playing csgo.what should i look for in a mouse???Is it dpi or tracking speed or price?

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11 hours ago, WereCat said:

Tracking accuracy, comfort, polling rate.

How much "Tracking accuracy, comfort, polling rate" should i have??(for fps)

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1 minute ago, Zaki_Owais said:

How much "Tracking accuracy, comfort, polling rate" should i have??(for fps)

More = better....

1000Hz polling rate.

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1 minute ago, Zaki_Owais said:

How much "Tracking accuracy, comfort, polling rate" should i have??(for fps)

personally, the g502 ticks all of these imho.

 

i play claw grip when playing BF4 and its comfortable and i have pretty big/medium hands.

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42 minutes ago, Zaki_Owais said:

I am playing csgo.what should i look for in a mouse???Is it dpi or tracking speed or price?

Good sensor, high polling rate, and doesn't make your hand want to commit suicide after 2 or more hours of use. I have a Deathadder Chroma, it checks all those boxes, just saying. 

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43 minutes ago, SeanAngelo said:

personally, the g502 ticks all of these imho.

 

i play claw grip when playing BF4 and its comfortable and i have pretty big/medium hands.

I use a g502 also, like it better than the g700s.

 

 

 

 

 

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G502 hands down. Has internal memory so you can set up a profile for it on one PC, and use it on any other PC without having to install Logitech's software on the other PC's.

Customizable buttons, and truly smooth when it comes to polling rate.

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Most people that take csgo seriously would find the G502 too heavy. Mice specifically aimed at fps such as Zowie tend to be less than 90g. The G502 is 121g without the optional weights.

Many people find they can aim better with a lighter mouse especially when you consider the very low sensitivity's people who are into CSGO tend to play with. Saying that the G502 is an excellent mouse great sensor, great build quality, great ergo. Just worth considering the weight as a potential issue if you plan on really getting into csgo.

Might be worth considering the logitech G403. The trade off is you get a lighter mouse but less buttons. Same excellent sensor though. Its also worth taking a look at Zowie mice. Most popular mice among csgo professional players by quite a margin. They are light and people really like the ergonomics, they have a few different shapes, personally i would go for the Zowie EC2-A.

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