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I play CSGO and currently like the style and shape (and macros) of my G300S, but I've noticed it has problems with small aim adjustments.

I'd like a mouse with a really good sensor, and macro recording/creating capabilities. Logitech would be prefered, but if you can vouch for the software of another company I'll happily switch.

 

I'm considering the G502 (great looks, ive heard its too heavy though)

or the logitech pro gaming.

Or anything else at the price point that looks and feels good, (maybe a zowie?)

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I'd recommend Best Buy.

 

Seriously, just walk in, ask where the mice/mouses are, hold and test them, and see what kind you like. 

 

As far as recommendations, I can suggest the G502 (as you've stated) for the macros, sensor, and heft (I'm of the opinion that people's wrists are wimpy these days). 

G402 for similar reasons.

Corsair Scimitar, though CUE is a pain in the @ss sometimes. 

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The G502 is a excellent mouse, most of Logitech's gaming mice are top quality anyway.

You can't go wrong with a Logitech mouse.

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