Decent mouse under 70$

[BlinkJinxYT]

So I wanna upgrade my old wireless Logitech mouse, and I need a decent looking mouse and has some good Sensor thing.(I will use it for a year or so.)

[BlinkJinxYT]

I play games like Csgo,LoL,BF1.

[Guest]

What's your grip style first? 

[Guest]

There's G502 which is pretty good

[Guest]

If you don’t specifically want a gaming mouse, I’d recommend a Logitech M280 wireless. It doesn’t have programmable buttons, but it’s ridiculously comfortable, and very cheap. I’ve been playing CS:GO on it for years, no problems at all.

[BlinkJinxYT]

10 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

There's G502 which is pretty good

I heard that g502 is heavy and uncomfortable based on reviews and other forums i saw. Is Corsair M65 good and comfy? 

[Guest]

Just now, BlinkJinxYT said:

I heard that g502 is heavy and uncomfortable based on reviews and other forums i saw. Is Corsair M65 good and comfy? 

personally I use the G502, and the weight doesn't bother me. It feels the same as mice with AAs in it to me. 

I personally use a grip where my entire hand is in contact with the mouse; This is very comfortable for me. 

[Hiitchy]

I own a Corsair Katar. I barely play any games, but this mouse is pretty good for what it's worth and has a great DPI if that's what you're looking for as well.

[BlinkJinxYT]

1 hour ago, fpo said:

personally I use the G502, and the weight doesn't bother me. It feels the same as mice with AAs in it to me. 

I personally use a grip where my entire hand is in contact with the mouse; This is very comfortable for me. 

So you palm grip? I do palm grip cause my hands are small so yeah

[BlinkJinxYT]

1 hour ago, deXxterlab97 said:

What's your grip style first? 

Palm grip. Sometimes I do claw grip on Moba games

[BlinkJinxYT]

So I'm stuck between g502 spectrum and m65

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, BlinkJinxYT said:

So you palm grip? I do palm grip cause my hands are small so yeah

I'm not sure however if this picture is a "Palm Grip" I do that, if not something extremely similar. 

 

9 minutes ago, BlinkJinxYT said:

So I'm stuck between g502 spectrum and m65

I 100% recommend the Logitech G502. It's super sleek, excellent feel, high quality, WIRED (no batteries, nor charging nonsense, it's reliable and 1 piece, no Dingle dongles)

It may be at or slightly over your budget however it's super intuitive. Most you-tubers I see have this mouse, and e-sports professionals recommend this mouse. 

[BlinkJinxYT]

10 minutes ago, fpo said:

I'm not sure however if this picture is a "Palm Grip" I do that, if not something extremely similar. 

 

I 100% recommend the Logitech G502. It's super sleek, excellent feel, high quality, WIRED (no batteries, nor charging nonsense, it's reliable and 1 piece, no Dingle dongles)

It may be at or slightly over your budget however it's super intuitive. Most you-tubers I see have this mouse, and e-sports professionals recommend this mouse. 

The Logitech G502 Spectrum is exactly $69.99 in my place if converted to Us dollars. BTW is it better than DeathAdder Elite?

[BlinkJinxYT]

Just now, BlinkJinxYT said:

The Logitech G502 Spectrum is exactly $69.99 in my place if converted to Us dollars. BTW is it better than DeathAdder Elite?

If yes, Imma buy it as fast as possible.

[Guest]

Just now, BlinkJinxYT said:

If yes, Imma buy it as fast as possible.

all razer product should be avoided, its bad

[Deli]

Ah, no one suggests Logitech G403? I love mine.

[shakenbreak]

G303, G403, G Pro, or G502 are all good choices with the PMW3366 sensor if you want to stick with Logitech. The PMW3366 is Logitech's version of the PMW3360 sensor (not 100% sure about that but read it somewhere before) so other mice with the latter sensor should still be good.

[BlinkJinxYT]

28 minutes ago, L.Lawliet said:

Mionix castor?

Great pwm3310 sensor by the way.

Simple and clean. no gaming bullshit although its a gaming products.

Let me find one if it's available on my country

[BlinkJinxYT]

Logitech G502 Spectrum or Mionix Castor?I can't choose. I prefer ergonomics and performance rather than RGB and looks

[Guest]

I'd get the g502 to be done with it, I think it's super durable (I travel with it.) it's an amazing sensor and it's not too heavy. It comes with extra weights if you think it's too light. 

 

The other mouse looks good but if 99% of people are getting the 502 there must be reason to why. 

If you have a bestbuy or computer store nearby check how the mice feel. The g502 has like a plastic layer so you can put your hand on the mouse even though it's in a package. Some other nice do this too. 

 

To me, I haven't found an uncomfortable mouse. Even a super slim Laptop carry mouse was comfortable for me. 

 

EDIT:

considering I did get mine on Black Friday sale for 30 bucks, I would have paid 70 as I was saving up for a 100 dollar razer mouse. I'm glad I got the German engineered one  

 

it has software you can doenload but it works without it on windows. Even has a built in on the fly dpi changer so you can increase or decrease sensitivity at your leasure. 

[Aytex]

7 hours ago, BlinkJinxYT said:

Logitech G502 Spectrum or Mionix Castor?I can't choose. I prefer ergonomics and performance rather than RGB and looks

Look at the Dream Machines DM1 pro S then

Driverless, no bull shit firmware mouse.

Close to the SS sensei shape, 3360 sensor for $50

https://www.dreammachines.io/products/dm1-pro-s-optical-gaming-mouse-3360-sensor

[Imbellis]

I'm sure everybody else has been saying it, but I also vouch for G502. I'm new to it (less than a month) and it's great... though it is hard to be worse than a mouse from 2004 with 190 dpi.