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Ok so i have a deathadder 2013 and have since it was first released. 

 

Im looking to buy a new mouse but i dont know what i want to get. I have been looking at mice like the logitech G502 or the corsair M65 RGB. At the moment with my death adder i am palm gripping but i have pretty small hands (probably Linus size) and i feel that the deathadder is too big for me.

 

 

I play almost every game. for example Battlefield, CS:GO, League of Legends, DayZ, Skyrim and so on. Quite a wide range i know. I play Shooters/ survival stuff more often than mobas.

 

Can you guys please give me a rough idea of what you think are really good overall mice, and from what ever you guys say i will choose. 

 

 

I am also in the market for a new GPU sometime soon. I was thinking gtx970-980 (i have a hd 7970 2GB ATM) 

 

 

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Many thanks 

 

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deathadder (new one) or

m65/95

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Ok so i have a deathadder 2013 and have since it was first released. 

 

Im looking to buy a new mouse but i dont know what i want to get. I have been looking at mice like the logitech G502 or the corsair M65 RGB. At the moment with my death adder i am palm gripping but i have pretty small hands (probably Linus size) and i feel that the deathadder is too big for me.

 

 

I play almost every game. for example Battlefield, CS:GO, League of Legends, DayZ, Skyrim and so on. Quite a wide range i know. I play Shooters/ survival stuff more often than mobas.

 

Can you guys please give me a rough idea of what you think are really good overall mice, and from what ever you guys say i will choose. 

 

 

I am also in the market for a new GPU sometime soon. I was thinking gtx970-980 (i have a hd 7970 2GB ATM) 

 

 

(please excuse spelling)

 

Many thanks 

 

Overloss!!!!!!

A smaller Deathadder ay? Maybe a Logitech G500?

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Ok so i have a deathadder 2013 and have since it was first released. 

 

Im looking to buy a new mouse but i dont know what i want to get. I have been looking at mice like the logitech G502 or the corsair M65 RGB. At the moment with my death adder i am palm gripping but i have pretty small hands (probably Linus size) and i feel that the deathadder is too big for me.

I would not recommend the Corsair M65 then, as I bought it because the Deathadder was too small.

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m65/m95 both have awful sensors

g502 has a good sensor but it weighs a ton rendering it useless for cs (assuming you use a medium/low sensitivity)

 

look into one of these roccat KPM, avior 7000, fk2, they all have great sensors and are smaller than a deathadder

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Logitech G502. Fits your hand size, the best sensor on the market, no switch lag/debounce.

 

The only problems I have with my G502 is that my hands are slightly bigger than the mouse and the ridges between components on the mouse collect dust.

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The G400s is good for just about any hand size, and it's the only mouse that made me switch from my old mx518 (it's basically the same mouse though).

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Roccat makes great mice, i can't recommend enough. Still try all the mice you can.

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Corsair m95 would be epic, all those buttons would be helpful and could be in a FPS mode too

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Heard a lot of good things about the Logitech G303, has the same sensor as the G502 and a braided cable but it's lighter so not so tiring while playing moba's(seeing as you play LoL).

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Logitech G502. Fits your hand size, the best sensor on the market, no switch lag/debounce.

 

The only problems I have with my G502 is that my hands are slightly bigger than the mouse and the ridges between components on the mouse collect dust.

What about the G402 since i can only really get hold of stuff from www.ple.com.au www.austincomputers.net.au 

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Roccat makes great mice, i can't recommend enough. Still try all the mice you can.

I just bought a roccat kone pure for $15 and but my problem is with trying mice is that i can only really buy them online with the ones i want :(

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I just bought a roccat kone pure for $15 and but my problem is with trying mice is that i can only really buy them online with the ones i want :(

same here. Best buy is my only hope. Nice find at $15. The voice feature is funny, and it keeps stats lol.
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