Steelseries Rival vs Deathadder Chroma

[Tomorrow]

Whats up guys, I am in need for a new mouse for gaming, mostly cs go. I have been hearing that the quality of razer mice arent that good and the deathadder is overrated. I have also heard the rival has some tracking issues too. What would be the most comfortable and be the most precise? (I have big 9 inch hands) Also, what is the best mousepad to go with each? You can share other mice as well if you think they are better. 

[Whorax]

I don't have any real experience with either mouse as I've been using a 2012 Naga for CS:GO (and everything else, I just play CS:GO a lot) since I bought it, but I think the Deathadder shape is particularly comfortable in the hand, whether they're very reliably anymore I couldn't really tell ya. I think the RGB part of the Deathadder is neat though since you can match your setup color, or color it to whatever you please.

 

As for a mousepad, I use a Steelseries QcK+ and I have no problems with it.

[Whorax]

Also, @Tomorrow don't forget to follow your thread. Top right part of the screen.

[Tomorrow]

Ok thanks for the info

[H3iman]

I own both the Deathadder and Rival, as well as a few other mice. The Rival is the most comfortable mouse I've ever used, and my hands are 8" long. I grip it with a relaxed claw grip, and am very happy with the sensor's performance. However, I've found it works best with a Steelseries Qck mousepad. It didn't track very well on the Puretrak Talent I own. Many people say the Deathadder is great for people with large hands, but I can't grip the mouse well at all. The only way I've been able to use it is with an awkward fingertip grip, which isn't very comfortable considering how large the mouse is.

[STRMfrmXMN]

Ok thanks for the info

Rival for sure. Check out the ROG Gladius as well.