Which Mice Has The Best Sensor?

[SneakySam69]

hi, I'm looking to replace my g502 because i can't handle the weight. 

 

Mionix Castor, Zowie EC1-A, FinalMouse Summer 2015, Steelseries Rival 300 Fade Edition

 

I want one that has the best sensor and will fit a palm grip with no hybrid weird finger crossing movement. Or should I not replace the g502 because it has the best sensor in the stockpile i have chosen?

[thekeemo]

Take out some of the weights from the bottom of your mouse

[robbiesoto]

Take out some of the weights from the bottom of your mouse

agreed

[thekeemo]

I've never understood why someone would want to weigh down their mouse. Does it actually help with aiming or something? Sounds like a heavier mouse would only make things more difficult.

The only logical reason would be to get more "exercise". And that's just a dumb idea.

more stable less twitchy more precision

[robbiesoto]

I've never understood why someone would want to weigh down their mouse. Does it actually help with aiming or something? Sounds like a heavier mouse would only make things more difficult.

 

The only logical reason would be to get more "exercise". And that's just a dumb idea.

More resistance

[TechStyle]

I've never understood why someone would want to weigh down their mouse. Does it actually help with aiming or something? Sounds like a heavier mouse would only make things more difficult.

 

The only logical reason would be to get more "exercise". And that's just a dumb idea.

 

the idea is more precision. 

[thekeemo]

Okay, this just doesn't make any sense to me.

 

Imagine this: You're holding a pencil and drawing something. Suddenly the pencil starts getting heavier and eventually it weighs a pound. Your drawing slows down, you get angry and you toss that stupid pencil across the room. It hits your wife and she dies.

 

In conclusion: Heavy mice kill people. Don't use heavy mice.

its more like a pen on paper vs pen on a screen.

[BrightCandle]

As far as  I can tell they basically all use a 3310 sensor, so they are effectively the same hardware underneith. How they set it up for accuracy I couldn't tell you, you'll need to look for acceleration and other quality tests to determine if they set the sensor up correctly. I have been buying Zowie for a few years and am very happy with them, best mice I have ever owned in terms of accuracy and with the latest upgrading to the 3310 I may get my third Zowie mouse. But Mionix and Finalmouse have both been companies created around a similar premise to Zowie, make mice with perfect sensors. Steelseries on the other hand makes a lot of garbage mice, this particular one has the right sensor (99% certain) but as a company they don't normally get the small details right, only occasionally.

[woll3]

hi, I'm looking to replace my g502 because i can't handle the weight. 

 

 

Well, reasonable choice would be the G402, not to mention that AM010 is better than the hype in a lot of ways.