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Asus Strix Claw or Logitech G502

dassan
By dassan
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Hello guys, i want to buy a new mouse and i cant decide between those two mouse.

I ll use the mouse for mostly Autocad drawing and Moba games. My previous mouse logitech g500 had double click problem like every other g500s i think and i wanted to replace it. I ve tried those two in a market and i can say asus one is better for my hand and i m not using mouse on high DPIs. Ive seen negative comments on asus one but will i miss anything if i buy asus one over 502? Sensor wise or other features? I be happy if u help me decide plz.

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I prefer the feel and fit and finish of the g502, plus it has a great sensor buttons and software

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I prefer the feel and fit and finish of the g502, plus it has a great sensor buttons and software

+1

G502 any day :)

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pixart sensor on asus one is very good too as they say, or nothing compare to one on 502?

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( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)G502 Master race( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Hi.

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