Been using my logitech G302 for 2.5 years, and now it is pretty much worn out and double clicks unintentionally.
Q: Any high quality mouse under $100 that can last me well over 5 years? Im looking for a popular brand like razor or Logitech because I don't have much options where I live (online shopping ain't an option)
I have been using the G303 and really enjoy it. Previously I had a Steelseries Rival, but those definitely don't last... the rubber on them notoriously wears off. I would say maybe try the G303 if you liked the 302. Logitech products are pretty nice quality, much better than meme tier garbage like razer.
def well check out. desu I don't blame logitech, my usage can be pretty hard on the mouse
Logitech G Pro
>not using microsoft imo 1.1a or ime 3.0
Is the sensor on this much better than the G102/203 or not really?
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Just don't treat it like one of your many buttplugs.
I have a Razor Deathadder Black Edition since 2011, daily gaming use, still good as new.
Mionix Castor if they sell where you are i have had one 2 years and its still good
Just bought the g403 and it's amazing. really nice coating on the plastic, very tactile, glides around, silent scroll wheel and the shape is great for a right hand. really nice for medium-large hands if you claw or palm. My first Logitech mouse and it was under £50. Also, it's highly recommended for FPS/Shooter based competitive gaming if you're into gaymer stuff.
the MX master is dank and not gaymer trash
>2.5 years
isn't that a little short life for a mouse?
i have the mx518 logitech, it is the greatest mouse ever devised by man, fuck logitech for discontinuing.
I have had this mouse for over 5 years probably more like 7 i think, id has survived mucho gaming, an angry gal pal throwing it across the room more than once, me being high off my dick throwing it across the room. It is truly the ak-47 of mice.
they are almost identical but gugel it doh
how do you know if a sensor is good?
>its another stock photo of logishit mice general
Both my g9x and G502 have double click issues after a few years. I'm pretty sure they're doing this intentionally.
Steelseries Rival 300 here
my first good mouse after the Rival 100, wich sensor wasnt that good, but still way better than "standard" mice
Forgot to add my brothers g9x also had double click issues. So yeah the mouse button is built to break in 2-3 years.
Seems elegant and similar to my last one. I think I would either get this, the deathadder or the pro something
That's what I think so, I think my usage is just really bad (?)
any sorta good mice for gaming mostly? im talking like 30-40 dollars atmost
then why is the pro like twice the price
new switch is like $2 on digikey
MX518 Ancient Master Race still going strong after 12 years here.
Any other mouse is just pretending.
g100s remove the weight
22 dollars on amazon 11 on ebay
>Been using my logitech G302 for 2.5 years, and now it is pretty much worn out and double clicks unintentionally.
And my g400 is working flawless after 5-6 years and I have 3 new g400s waiting for this one to die
Do you even futureproof
>gaymen mouse
>can't even solder in a new switch
back to your containment board
i've been using my 502 nearly 3 years and still don't have the double click problem. i don't know what the fuck you guys do to your mice.
I am the only person I know that knows how to solder excluding the engineer where I work. It would appear this is not a common skill, easy as it is.
I've been using an old regular dell mouse for years, with around 8 continuous hours a day for the last 2 years straight. Best mouse I ever used, along with the standard Microsoft "optical" one.
too much clicking
They play MOBAs and spam click. :^)
I've played those shitty porn games when I was younger.
I stil have that g302 mouse. It's as good as new after 2 years of usage.
it's for pro's
are u a pro?
ive been playing dota 2 fwith my decus mouse for 4 years and it works just fine still. only 30 euros./
>30 euros
Probably about what I paid for my G9x back in the day.
I actually made the post you replied to. Part of why I posted it is because I bought an Intellimouse and a DeathAdder and both have seen the left click button RIP because of my old MOBA habits. But that's impressive for you user. lol
GPro has the best optical sensor in the market currently.
Still, G102 get pretty close sensor-wise, and the build quality apart from the PCB is identical. If you're fine with the perfomance of your current G302 then G102 will be a slight upgrade.
Used to be a pain in the ass but it's super easy to choose right now. You either get mouse with 3360/3366 and derivatives for best performance, or 3310/mercuries for good performance but in most cases lower price.
Shit like Deathadder Elite is basically just 3360 renamed with a couple of small tweak and change in dpi steps.
I got it in some mall in dresden during my vacation in germoney. It's not even like decked its just super reliable.
How's the G402?
I really like my corsair m65 pro rgb.
G900 best all around mouse period, you can find it below $100 if you look for it.
t.sub 100 apm
I average 300 apm per game and get up to 550 on some spammy heroes like Bristleback. I break a mouse once every 4-6 months. The G303 was by far the best mouse I've ever used, but if you want something resistant, get a G403. I currently have a G900 for 4 months and it started having this stuck key issue. I had 2 G303s and one started double-clicking while the other had a loose sensor and started having this stuck key issue after a few months too.
I know razer is gaymer meme but I have a deathadder Chroma and it's still really good.
I don't know, maybe you could get the g403 or something made by SteelSeries
Shape is good, but the sensor is a bit outdated.
DESU I wish they refresh that mouse with updated specs
this
It also has the same sensor as the Sup Forumspro , like someone mentioned earlier in the thread, its the best sensor on the market.
