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Which mouse is better in an overall performance? I don't really care if it is wireless or wired I just need to know which one is the best for gaming

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Which mouse is better in an overall performance? I don't really care if it is wireless or wired I just need to know which one is the best for gaming

The G502 has a much, much better sensor.

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I have a G502, and I really like it. I use it for gaming and don't have much to complain about.

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I prefer my G700s due to the shape. The Proteus Core is nice, but I like the thumb cradle of the 700s.

 

AFAIK, they perform similarly. My vote is to go with comfort.

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Well nvm I changed my mind should I get corsair vengeance m65 or corsair sabre

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Well nvm I changed my mind should I get corsair vengeance m65 or corsair sabre

 

I love my corsair sabre, I got the optical version and love it.  I looked at the m65 but some people complain about the rough texture on the side and I don't need a sniper button.  The new logitech mice are too big for my claw grip except the weird shaped g302. Sabre optical all the way(I believe the optical version is a bestbuy exclusive)

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Keep in mind that the G502, while having the best sensor I think, may or may not feel comfortable to you. It feels terrible in my hands. It's way too thin for me. With the way I hold my mouse I have just about nowhere to put my ring and pinkie finger.

 

You may feel differently about it though.

 

Edit: Disregard this. I just saw your post about deciding between the M65 and Sabre.

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I have the M65 RGB myself and really enjoy it, especially for FPS playing. The sensor and adjustment software has been great so far.

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I would probably go with the g502, i like the naos 700 though. Just personal preference. The g502 has 1000x more features but i like the shape of the noas7000

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