mouse Best mouse sensor currently

[Rekted]

I wanna buy a new mouse as my come-as-a-package Asus mouse is dead. I don't care that much about looks, rgb lighting, buttons, etc. I mainly wanna buy base on the chip (?) and the sensor inside

[Yoola]

4 minutes ago, Rekted said:

I wanna buy a new mouse as my come-as-a-package Asus mouse is dead. I don't care that much about looks, rgb lighting, buttons, etc. I mainly wanna buy base on the chip (?) and the sensor inside

If you're really into performance only, Zowie might have some of the best options out there as they're main competitive supplier for mice. 

[McHox]

i guess that would be the g502 then

[Rekted]

21 minutes ago, Yoola said:

If you're really into performance only, Zowie might have some of the best options out there as they're main competitive supplier for mice. 

You got any recommendation for mainstreamers ?

[Yoola]

1 minute ago, Rekted said:

You got any recommendation for mainstreamers ?

Zowie EC2-A

[Aytex]

2 minutes ago, Rekted said:

You got any recommendation for mainstreamers ?

Zowie is a 3310 which is meh.

Certain Logitech uses the 3366 which is "better" version over the 3360

[Bouzoo]

7 hours ago, Rekted said:

You got any recommendation for mainstreamers ?

Logitech G403. It's as precise as mice get these days. Has the newest sensor (PMW3366).

[Kleever]

PixArt PMW 3360 sensor and their variants, depending on what company is using it. It's considered the "best" sensor currently available from a performance and technical standpoint. So basically, mice like:

 

Logitech G303, G PRO, G403(wired and wireless), G502, G900

Razer Deathadder Elite

Roccat Kone Pure Owl Eye, Roccat Kone EMP

Corsair M65 Pro

Finalmouse Scream One

 

There's others from smaller, less popular companies, these are just the more popular ones off the top of my head. So there's lots of choices out there. Go for one that suits your hand size and grip preference.

[Rekted]

9 hours ago, lw88 said:

Hand size?

Preferred grip?

Preferred weight?

 

Why does nobody ask these questions before throwing out recommendations?

Big

Ambidextrous(?)

a little bit between light and heavy

[Rupe]

4 hours ago, Rekted said:

Big

Ambidextrous(?)

a little bit between light and heavy

If you wana splash the cash then maybe consider the Logitech G900. Its wireless which may be a turnoff for you, but its fairly large in length, its ambidextrous (although i think the guy asking wanted to know your grip style(palm,claw or fingertip)) and its 107g in weight which puts it somewhere in-between the lightweight Zowie mice <90g and the heavier Logitech G502 121g.

There really is no difference between the 3310 and the 3360 in real world usage even if you are hardcore about your video games so if you like the look of Zowie mice which all use the 3310 don't let it put you off. Zowie are the most popular brand among CSGO pros and if there was issues with the sensor this would of course not be the case. 

[Rekted]

4 hours ago, Rupe said:

If you wana splash the cash then maybe consider the Logitech G900. Its wireless which may be a turnoff for you, but its fairly large in length, its ambidextrous (although i think the guy asking wanted to know your grip style(palm,claw or fingertip)) and its 107g in weight which puts it somewhere in-between the lightweight Zowie mice <90g and the heavier Logitech G502 121g.

There really is no difference between the 3310 and the 3360 in real world usage even if you are hardcore about your video games so if you like the look of Zowie mice which all use the 3310 don't let it put you off. Zowie are the most popular brand among CSGO pros and if there was issues with the sensor this would of course not be the case. 

Thanks alot for the answer, I think I'm gonna buy the g403 since it's on sale at my local store