Recommend me a new mouse, PLS!

[Cristopher Escorcia]

Hi everyone, as you might read from the title i want to change my current mouse, is a Razer Deathadder Chroma, i want to change it because i thinks it's getting closer to it's dead, i want to try some other brands that has the PMW 3360 from pixart or other sensor that has the same performance, i was looking at the g203 from logitech but im not quite sure about it. so can u guys recommend me some very good mouses, for the price im looking for something below $80 and under a 100 grams of weight.

 

Any suggestion will be grately appreciated.

[PopsicleHustler]

I went from Deathadder to Logittech G502 Hero about a month ago. Loving this mouse so far. Great shape, flawless sensor.

[191x7]

I recommend checking RocketJumpNinja / Zy on youtube and also his webpage. Probably the best mouse reviewer online.

 

For recommending a mouse we really should know your hand measurements, your grip style and color preferences.

[Hiya!]

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[Guest]

You also looking at Corsair or no?

[Vandey]

I have the corsair Sabre RGB... but the mouse i loved was the Logitech Mx518... it was discontinued but is now revived so I'd check out the Mx518 or the Sabre RGB

[Corsair Nick]

12 hours ago, Cristopher Escorcia said:

Hi everyone, as you might read from the title i want to change my current mouse, is a Razer Deathadder Chroma, i want to change it because i thinks it's getting closer to it's dead, i want to try some other brands that has the PMW 3360 from pixart or other sensor that has the same performance, i was looking at the g203 from logitech but im not quite sure about it. so can u guys recommend me some very good mouses, for the price im looking for something below $80 and under a 100 grams of weight.

 

Any suggestion will be grately appreciated.

Best advise I can offer is to visit a local retailer or a tradeshow, and put your hand on some mice to get a feel for what is comfortable to you.  If you like the feel of the Deathadder, I'd recommend taking a look at either the Corsair Glaive Pro or the new Ironclaw.  The Glaive uses the Pixart 3367 sensor, while the Ironclaw uses a new 3391 sensor.  Both are palm grip style, with the Glaive having customizable side grips.  Let me know if you have any questions about either of the mice.

[Cristopher Escorcia]

14 hours ago, 191x7 said:

I recommend checking RocketJumpNinja / Zy on youtube and also his webpage. Probably the best mouse reviewer online.

 

For recommending a mouse we really should know your hand measurements, your grip style and color preferences.

My hand measurements are: 17x8 cm, grip style palm/claw grip, i would like to keep it mate black with or whitout RGB.

[Cristopher Escorcia]

10 hours ago, hiitswilliam said:

You also looking at Corsair or no?

Yes, i am open to all brands mouses below $80

[Cristopher Escorcia]

3 hours ago, Corsair Nick said:

Best advise I can offer is to visit a local retailer or a tradeshow, and put your hand on some mice to get a feel for what is comfortable to you.  If you like the feel of the Deathadder, I'd recommend taking a look at either the Corsair Glaive Pro or the new Ironclaw.  The Glaive uses the Pixart 3367 sensor, while the Ironclaw uses a new 3391 sensor.  Both are palm grip style, with the Glaive having customizable side grips.  Let me know if you have any questions about either of the mice.

Thanks for the advise, the problem is that i am from colombia and the local stores in my city only sell crappy mouses to be honest. as you said im really comfortable with the shape and feel of the deathadder but i dont want to buy another one again. Corsair might the choosen brand since i have a void pro wireless headset and would be perfect to keep everything under the same brand.

[Corsair Nick]

Ah completely understandable.  If you buy without seeing, I'd still recommend those two models based on overall shape.  The mouse will pair up with the Void Pro Wireless and any other iCUE compatible hardware in your ecosystem.