G400s > G402?

[AuraDesru]

I've been debating about whether to get a G402. I really like my G400s but I'd like to try something new without making my wallet empty. I'm interested in the G402's Gyro/Accelerator performance. I tend to swipe my mouse extremely fast in CS GO and sometimes I would swipe it to the point where the mouse would flick up right like explained in luke's review of the G402. I would assume the G402 would have some improvements over the G400s as it is part of the new generation of logitech gaming mouses.

[woll3]

 I'm interested in the G402's Gyro/Accelerator performance.

 

 

Good enough, transitioning takes about 10ms, the Gyro itself is more accurate than optical sensors.

[JorenBus]

I have the g402, works like a charm in CS GO for super fast movements, you can't go wrong with that mouse.

[AuraDesru]

Is there any randomness or acceleration added when turning on fusion engine?

Should I have it turned off or on?

I want the best precision 

[STRMfrmXMN]

Is there any randomness or acceleration added when turning on fusion engine?

Should I have it turned off or on?

I want the best precision 

Well, @woll3 seems to do gaming professionally according to his online "resume" of knowledge. He personally (used to) use(s) a G402 before getting a Deathadder and I trust that he would make a good decision about his own mice. 

 

And to (not really) answer your question, as I do not own the mouse I can't say how the acceleration is, if any, though it has a great sensor (the AM010) and is made by a great brand.

 

EDIT: Source is woll3's mouse sensor list. http://www.overclock.net/t/854100/gaming-mouse-sensor-list