Mouse recommendations?

[GGPLAYING]

I need it to be RGB (it adds extra DPI and adds aimbot), light and only 2 buttons.

My list:

Razer Naga/Mamba/Dthddr Elite

Logitech 502

Anything Corsair

Finalmouse ultralight Pro/phantom/ninja air

Recommend me the best one I can get from the list or your own recommendations. Thank you.

 

Albert

[Jaxzzzzz]

g502 all the way 

[GGPLAYING]

@Jaxzzzzz thank you.

[TH3R34P3R]

yeah. g502 is the best mouse. you can get it for as low as 40 bucks when its on sale. 

[GGPLAYING]

@TH3R34P3R in my country it’s 90$. Should I still get it?

[TH3R34P3R]

Just now, GGPLAYING said:

@TH3R34P3R in my country it’s 90$. Should I still get it?

i mean, i love the mouse. i mean, i like a really heavy mouse, so i keep all the weights in it. its got a very good sensor, and arguably one of the best grips out there for mice. i mean, if you can get one where you can hold it like in store to feel it, and see if it fits your hand, then i'd say buy it. but, what's the conversion for USD to what currency you are saying its for 90 that will determine if its worth it. 

[GGPLAYING]

Should I buy normal edition or HERO? @TH3R34P3R

[TH3R34P3R]

well, i have the proteus spectrum, (the normal i think it is) and i love it. I have used the hero in a store, and it just felt a bit more touchy with the sensor, so that's why i went with the spectrum. 

 

It honestly is all how you like how the mouse feels and moves with the sensors it has.

[Constantin]

Razer are the best imo.

[bowrilla]

Just got myself the new Corsair Harpoon RGB. It works wireless (Bluetooth and 5GHz low latency) and wired (long detachable sleeved cable), granted, it has two additional buttons for the thumb, a DPI switch and a clickable wheel, but it's only $50. Pretty happy with it.

[GAMINGGUY]

1 hour ago, GGPLAYING said:

I need it to be RGB (it adds extra DPI and adds aimbot), light and only 2 buttons.

My list:

Razer Naga/Mamba/Dthddr Elite

Logitech 502

Anything Corsair

Finalmouse ultralight Pro/phantom/ninja air

Recommend me the best one I can get from the list or your own recommendations. Thank you.

 

Albert

Razer deathadder elite is the mouse I have. FREAKING beast tbh. I recommend picking it up, iv'e tried tons of other mouse brands but Razer takes the cake, good quality, lighting customization, DPI High or low

[mxk]

If you really want to take this seriously, check out the youtube channel "Rocket Jump Ninja". He does reviews of a load of mice, and even does hand sizing and the three different grip types for mice. The G502 is good mouse but if you have small hands, and don't like heavy mice, you might want a different pick.

 

If you go to Rocket Jump Ninja, you'll probably find the mouse for you based on your hand sizing, games you play, and grip type.

 

[GGPLAYING]

@mxk. my hands are huuuge.

@GAMINGGUY is it worth the upgrade from Deathadder 2000?

[GAMINGGUY]

51 minutes ago, GGPLAYING said:

@mxk. my hands are huuuge.

@GAMINGGUY is it worth the upgrade from Deathadder 2000?

If you have the budget, yes. It has adjustable dpi buttons and overall better build quality and the censor is better

[mxk]

1 hour ago, GGPLAYING said:

@mxk. my hands are huuuge.

@GAMINGGUY is it worth the upgrade from Deathadder 2000?

I mean huge is a pretty relative term, maybe you have big hands compared to the people around you? I still suggest checking out the youtube channel, you should be able to find a mouse

[Dayglorange]

I've recently, apparently, started a mouse collection. I might start doing reviews of them too. Who knows. Anyway, I've been using the Corsair Dark Core with my laptop for the last year and its a great, lightweight, wireless mouse. It also has bluetooth in addition to the 2.4ghz dongle, and it can be used corded as well. It has three side buttons, two buttons on the top-left of the left click for DPI changes on the fly, and a profile switch button under the scroll wheel - total of 9 buttons in all. It can have up to 3 stored profiles, and it also comes with two right-side panels so you can change between flat on the right, or with a lip that's nearly identical to the thumb rest lip on the left side. The sensor is a max 16000 DPI optical sensor. The other nice thing about it, there are two versions - the one I have, is the base Dark Core. The Dark Core SE comes with QI wireless charging and Corsair makes a wireless charging mousepad, the MM1000. The only downsides to this combo, and why I personally didn't get it, is because the MM1000 doesn't have RGB (while the MM800 Polaris mousepad does, but no QI wireless charging) and the mouse only charges when sitting on a certain spot on the mouse pad rather than being charged while in use.

But, its a nice mouse, and I'm certainly a fan of Corsair - I broke my Dark Core awhile back and they replaced it for me no questions asked. Good customer service is definitely a plus in my book especially with something that gets daily use like a mouse.