Mouse Choices?

[VietKing]

Recently my G903 is having clicking issue when in wireless. Thinking about getting a new mouse. Stuck between the G pro and the G502. I had a G502 as one of my first gaming mice. I loved it and it's shaped design. After that one broke I switched over to the G903 for the wireless. Now looking for another mouse. Thought about getting another G903 cause it's honestly been amazing but want to explore other options. I've heard that the G Pro is super light and feels great. But also a little nostaglic for the G502 and it's design. Thoughts?

 

I mostly play CSGO and Rainbow Six Siege. Don't use most macro buttons except for thumb buttons and use the scroll wheel side buttons to switch tabs.

[TheBeardedSloth]

Honestly, I have been using the G602 for years and love it. The thumb-rest is great for long play sessions. I play a wide range of games from shooters to mmo and strategy and have never had an issue. Batteries last about 4 months, but just get a set of rechargeables and always have one ready to go for hotswap and you will never have an issue.

[Oswin]

the G Pro wireless is a fantastic choice for FPS, viewed as one of the best out there. used by many people, with its simplistic design, lightweight, and overall feel of the mouse.

[IcarusLSC]

I've been using a 502 since it came out but a month or so ago one of the buttons stopped working. I bought a 502SE and had nothing but issues with it for some reason. It would misclick, cursor would jump around etc. I tried a bunch of things on two systems and couldn't get it to work so I pulled it apart and used one of the switches and soldered it into my old mouse. Been good since

Dunno whats up with the newer Logitech stuff but it and their software is going to crap imho, Why would they release a software package with LESS features?!

[RayIsPrime]

On 2/26/2020 at 3:49 PM, nobuddy123 said:

Recently my G903 is having clicking issue when in wireless. Thinking about getting a new mouse. Stuck between the G pro and the G502. I had a G502 as one of my first gaming mice. I loved it and it's shaped design. After that one broke I switched over to the G903 for the wireless. Now looking for another mouse. Thought about getting another G903 cause it's honestly been amazing but want to explore other options. I've heard that the G Pro is super light and feels great. But also a little nostaglic for the G502 and it's design. Thoughts?

 

I mostly play CSGO and Rainbow Six Siege. Don't use most macro buttons except for thumb buttons and use the scroll wheel side buttons to switch tabs.

I personally have a G Pro and I can say the design feels great! I have small hands and sometimes do still drag so I guess it depends on what grip you use. For 200 CDN I payed for it I would say it was well worth it!

[IcarusLSC]

On 2/28/2020 at 2:12 PM, RayIsPrime said:

I personally have a G Pro and I can say the design feels great! I have small hands and sometimes do still drag so I guess it depends on what grip you use. For 200 CDN I payed for it I would say it was well worth it!

$200 for a mouse is a crime, lol... There is nothing in it to make it worth that much.

[Oswin]

5 hours ago, IcarusLSC said:

$200 for a mouse is a crime, lol... There is nothing in it to make it worth that much.

crime? do you have any idea how much work they put into that mouse? 

[Oswin]

3 minutes ago, -Kriss- said:

I literally use the Ul2 as my main and i have to say that they are absolutley overcharging it. If it was like 80-90 id say that it wasnt too expensive. The quality controll and the actual quality of the mouse has been better than any other ive used, but that dosent warrant a price thats twice as much as the model o- which is 95% as good.

 

The actual mouse tech inside is so generic that i can literally use another manufacturers software to change settings on it. Had it been wireless id be happy to pay 120 for it tho.

the only 200$ G pro is the wireless model