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deathadder chroma or logitech g502?

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so i currently have a deathadder chroma and i am aware that this is a great gaming mouse but sometimes i record videos and its loud mouse clicks get picked up by the mic quite often and it just doesnt have as much programmable buttons as i would like, i know the g502 has 12,000 dpi compared to the deathadder but i only play on 1500 dpi anyways so that doesnt really matter, but are the mouse clicks on the g502 really loud as well?

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I'd recommend the G502, but before buying a new mouse i'd consider your mic placement. Is your mic in front of or behind your mouse? Is it in omni-directional mode? Is your mic sensitivity too high?

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yea the g502 aint quiet. 

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1 minute ago, N1ghtshade said:

I'd recommend the G502, but before buying a new mouse i'd consider your mic placement. Is your mic in front of or behind your mouse? Is it in omni-directional mode? Is your mic sensitivity too high?

its a blue snowball ice, so i think its omnidirectional? and i dont even think i can change the sensitivity of it, i know i can change the volume of it but thats different than changing sensitivity, and ive tested all directions around the mouse and it picks up the clicks very loudly everywhere i put the mic

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Just now, lolzisgoodforu said:

its a blue snowball ice, so i think its omnidirectional? and i dont even think i can change the sensitivity of it, i know i can change the volume of it but thats different than changing sensitivity, and ive tested all directions around the mouse and it picks up the clicks very loudly everywhere i put the mic

Yep, it's an omnidirectional mic. You can turn that mode off though. That's most likely your problem right there. If that doesn't change anything, then I'm out of guesses.

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Just now, N1ghtshade said:

Yep, it's an omnidirectional mic. You can turn that mode off though. That's most likely your problem right there. If that doesn't change anything, then I'm out of guesses.

how the heck do i turn off the omnidirectional mode on it? theres no software for this thing and theres no switch or something around it

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1 minute ago, lolzisgoodforu said:

how the heck do i turn off the omnidirectional mode on it? theres no software for this thing and theres no switch or something around it

There's no software directly from Blue Microphones, but you can use third party software to turn it off I believe. Also, do you have a mic filter/pop filter?

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3 minutes ago, lolzisgoodforu said:

how the heck do i turn off the omnidirectional mode on it? theres no software for this thing and theres no switch or something around it

Are you sure about that?

 

 

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Just now, N1ghtshade said:

There's no software directly from Blue Microphones, but you can use third party software to turn it off I believe. Also, do you have a mic filter/pop filter?

no i literally just bought a pop filter off amazon today though. would that help with mouse clicks?

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Just now, lolzisgoodforu said:

no i literally just bought a pop filter off amazon today though. would that help with mouse clicks?

It might. I'm far from a microphone expert, but it should help. If it doesn't, just get a quieter mouse. I believe steelseries mice are pretty quiet.

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Just now, lolzisgoodforu said:

Yes I am very sure about that

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That's hella weird...

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1 hour ago, lolzisgoodforu said:

Yes I am very sure about that

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there is two versions, you have the cheaper one where you cant change the mode,

 

the more expensive one has the buttom for different modes 

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1 minute ago, TVwazhere said:

That's hella weird...

He has snowball ice, not reg snowball

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Just now, HunterSkater429 said:

no, the ice version doesn't have that option only the other snowball 

I'm just seeing that on amazon.

 

I have a blue yeti using cardioid and a g502, it doesn't pick up a lot of the clicks because the mouse is below and sort of behind the mic (it's on a arm). If you sit the mic directly in front of you including keyboard and mouse it WILL  PICK that up, as I used to have discord users tell me they could hear me typing and clicking.

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No Brainer. Logitech over Razer anytime.

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i have both i use the G502 at work and the razer chroma at my home for pc gaming, i much prefer the chroma but both are loud clicks.

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