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What does the LTT forum think of the G502 mouse?

On 6/15/2017 at 5:55 AM, GwithHeadphones said:

hey everyone,

I am in the process of upgrading my peripherals (i already have the g710 keyboard) I am trying to decide which mouse to get. My strongest option right now is the G502 mouse, and it's even on sale on amazon.ca right now. what does everyone think, and would you recommend it if you have it?

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Best mouse I've ever used - 2 years old and still in perfect working condition -

My only suggestion is for Logitech to bring a new version out with a grippy mouse wheel like the new Deathadder elite - then it would get 10/10 from me

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I love mine, best mouse I've used yet. If I had to buy a new one I'd consider the G900 but the G502 is where it's at for a wired mouse.

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On 6/14/2017 at 8:39 PM, Princess Cadence said:

I think the only mice that tops it is the m65 from corsair, if you want the best mice experience it is either of the two really...

I'm looking into getting the M65, do the side buttons get annoying or are they easy to get used to?

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3 minutes ago, n00bmlg said:

I'm looking into getting the M65, do the side buttons get annoying or are they easy to get used to?

It is all about adaptation...

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4 hours ago, n00bmlg said:

I'm looking into getting the M65, do the side buttons get annoying or are they easy to get used to?

Took me literally a day to get used ^^

 

Excellent mice I do recommend it, made me play cs:go better even [:

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On 6/15/2017 at 2:21 AM, BuckGup said:

10/10. I missed it so much that I now have one always on hand. I think I have 4 in total

I'm just here wondering how you're not sure about the number of mice that you have. 

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Didn't like the mouse at all, tried it for 2 weeks but really couldn't get on with it. Too heavy, weights don't fit properly and the mouse rocks back and forth when you left/right click. I sent it back.

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1 hour ago, treeroy said:

Didn't like the mouse at all, tried it for 2 weeks but really couldn't get on with it. Too heavy, weights don't fit properly and the mouse rocks back and forth when you left/right click. I sent it back.

Rock back and forth? How come? 

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2 hours ago, Its Not Important said:

Rock back and forth? How come? 

as in, unless you use it very gently, due to the overhanging front buttons, pushing down on them has a tendency to lift the back of the mouse up, which imbalances the sensor.  when I push down the buttons, I am pushing down the front of the mouse.

I found this extremely annoying when trying to play a game

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3 hours ago, treeroy said:

as in, unless you use it very gently, due to the overhanging front buttons, pushing down on them has a tendency to lift the back of the mouse up, which imbalances the sensor.  when I push down the buttons, I am pushing down the front of the mouse.

I found this extremely annoying when trying to play a game

Interesting. Mine is rock solid

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