Favorite Mouse, why?

[Borgus Bohr]

Favorite mouse and why. What do you like about it, and what do you use it for? 

 

[bellabichon]

G502 hero from Logitech. Was my first gaming mouse, and I still use it today. I have large hands, so it fits comfortably, and the programmable function buttons are really nice. 

[PiberiusWilde]

Logitech G102 Lightsync. It's simple, reliable, three-zone RGB, and only $17.

[Moonzy]

Mickey

Spoiler

Logitech M525, battery life can last up to 2y based on my experience, and i use my PC >10h a day easily

 

 

[WhitetailAni]

Kensington K72369, or the Kensington Pro-Fit Full Size Mouse.

Got it from my dad. The forward/backward buttons and built-in tracking adjustment are really handy (especially when switching from Windows to macOS), it's comfortable to my hand, and the clicks are nice and solid.

[kirashi]

33 minutes ago, Borgus Bohr said:

Favorite mouse and why. What do you like about it, and what do you use it for? 

Logitech G700s for wireless or Logitech G500 for wired. Both feel great in the hand to me, and have a hyper-scroll wheel that I use daily.

[Borgus Bohr]

2 minutes ago, kirashi said:

Logitech G700s for wireless or Logitech G500 for wired. Both feel great in the hand to me, and have a hyper-scroll wheel that I use daily.

Hyperscroll is a good perk to have on a mouse. I use a Razer Viper Ultimate for photo editing and photoshop and i'ts a beast (sensorwise and the weight). I do have a MX Master on the side with the hyperscroll. Hyperscroll is a good technology from Logitech. Should be a standard in my opinion.

[DarkEnergy]

G502. Unlike some other logitech mice I've owned, this one has been functioning since ~2015 and still works. 

[Dr0y]

xtrfy m42 ... love the shape, love the look, love the weight, love the fact that there's two back cover so you can tune the back shape, love the fact that there's no software for it and all is on the hardware side.

 

[Daethz]

G502 Lightspeed

Idk, it just seems better than all other mice within a second of using it.

The lightspeed edition fixed the problem I had with the scroll wheel on the older wired models.

 

Only con I have is I wish the extra buttons where slightly larger and swap out the micro usb with usbc

[Daethz]

On 6/7/2021 at 11:31 PM, DarkEnergy said:

G502. Unlike some other logitech mice I've owned, this one has been functioning since ~2015 and still works. 

Yeah I used the same G502 for like 5 years too without issue, they never die, I still have that one around here somewhere.

Razer mice meanwhile, I once purchased 3 deathadders in one year because they kept having issues.