/v/ - Video Games

>>14856174

Why do you even give a fuck about marketing? Just look at the specs. Gaymur faggots push for better sensors, build quality and ergonomics so at least they don't ruin the products.

>>14856174

are there mouses for not fucking manlets

>>14856271

G400 goes up to 4k DPI, but I only use 650. Don't even know how can faggots use this fucking shit over 1k.

>>14856174

I have this mouse, it's pretty good. Does everything I want it to do, has useful buttons for binds and speed, has adjustable weights if you care enough. Scroll bar is nice.

>>14856390

The g402 doesn't have adjustable weights, I also own it and I can say for certain it doesn't, are you sure you don't have the g502?

>>14856421

yes, I realised that just after I posted

>muh minimalism

>ugh gamers

jesus fucking christ I get this vibe of "trying too hard" from you

G403 has a better sensor than the G402 and doesn't have the gaymer shit. You could also get the G700/703 (can't remember), but it's got their new wireless tech that's essentially lag free; same shell. Otherwise, go G900 - it's got all the shit you could want and is super-dextrous.

Logitech makes the cheapest, squishiest, shittiest mice. How did they get a reputation for being a 'pro' brand?

Honestly when my last mouse crapped out (g500 IIRC) my roommate loaned me a deathadder elite, razer is pretty tryhard but i like this mouse, having an extra few buttons on the mouse to map is always nice

>>14857008

Honestly, who makes quality mices? They are all cheap shit.

>>14857047

I'm actually using an old WMO I had to buy from eBay to replace my original WMO that lasted almost 20 years. That it has a counterfeiting problem says something about the desirability of modern mice.

>>14857008

>How did they get a reputation for being a 'pro' brand?

Back in the days of ball mice.

>>14856506

How does it work with the FPS games?

I got a Logitech MX310 from a thrift store for 5 bucks and they were apparently 100+ dollars brand new so I'm somewhat satisfied. The rubber on the scroll wheel tends to disintegrate when you try to clean it with alcohol after a few years so there's that but it still works

>>14857174

Well enough, but then again I don't play hardcore competitive or anything.

>>14856174

>Serious Sam […] with friends

Is there a specific day every week this occurs?

Reminder that the G502 is still the best mouse in existence.

>>14856302

Because you're either A) using mouse acceleration, B) not using raw input in windows, C) both.

First off the G502 is currently the best mouse you can get, or any other mouse that uses its sensor

Second is the G9x

Third get an Allsop Sliding wrist rest if you can find a store that carries any, as they don't anchor your wrist to the mouse pad you're gaming on and protects you against buying a trackball mouse down the road

Spoken as anon who'e been FPS gaming for over 20 years

>>14858108

>All this jibberish

Turning DPI up on a mouse does not raise/lower its sensor accuracy, all it does is change when your mouse should update your computer on a position change, thus you completely speaking out of your ass.

A mouse with a setting of 800 has the same sensor accuracy at 8000, the only difference is where traveling an inch at 800DPI will have the mouse cursor to travel 100 pixels, at 8000 it will travel 1000 pixels. Turning the DPI setting up and down does not change sensor accuracy. Also USB polling rates top out at 1000mhz, but in between each clock cycle of the USB bus your mouse is keeping in it's buffer how many frames changed and it's position change between them as it updates the next position on the polling request so while your mouse has taken several hundred photos between requests it looks at all of the changes and tracks your position so by the time the next poll request comes around it can accurately tell the computer how far your mouse traveled.

Also the "Pings" thing makes you look even more fucking retarded, your mouse per second is taking thousands and thousands of pictures of your mouse pad per second and checking for movement, in the case of laser mice it's tens of thousands and it doesn't matter if you are moving your mouse or not, it's always taking pictures at the same rate at all times in order to keep a position lock.

What happened in the past with shitty optical mice that only took a hundred or so pictures a second is if you whipped the mouse too fast in between these frames it would lose it's position on the mouse pad and your cursor/aim would go all wonky, this is what had companies make the G or Acceleration rating on them for how fast you could move the mouse before it would lose tracking lock and you had to slow down your mouse movement in order for the sensor to take two pictures and be able to tell if it had moved between those frames by using reference frames.

You are not a mouse engineer, you do not understand the tech and are 100% talking out your ass.

>>14856352

Friend, I have a G300 for 5+ years now. Once you get used to those buttons you will miss them.

I have the non GAYMURR aesthetic one, as in just the G300, but I think the 300s would be just as good.

>>14856174

I have the G403.

Simple, robust, good sensor, you can disable the gimmicky lights and usually goes on sale.

>>14857174

Not well if you want to be competitive.

>>14857961

Or maybe because he knows what he's doing and isn't retarded like you, anon.

I need a conventionally shaped mouse, like these:

>>14857208

>>14857216

That has a snappy scroll wheel with defined steps and doesn't stay in between one scroll and the next, not that smooth loose shit. I got a G403, though the mouse shape and buttons are good, I can't get used to the scroll wheel. The G400's scroll wheel was excellent for scrolling and had the same click pressure as the buttons, but I don't want to feel that weird ass shape of a mouse again.

>>14860505

>needs to move his mouse 3 fucking inches to go from one side of a 1080p screen to the other

No, he absolutely doesn't know what he's doing.

>>14860565

>claw gripping

>constantly swapping sensitivity so you never develop ultra-precise muscle memory

Heh.

>>14860598

>I got the last of the "good" razers, deathadder 2013

No you didn't. You still need their kike bloatware to change any settings and that mouse was after they stopped adding on-board memory to prevent you from installing their shitware once, configuring it, and then uninstalling it and swapping the profiles with just the hardware.

>>14856174

I have that mouse. It's "ok", but I'm not a fan of how much rubber there is on it.

>>14857961

this, whoever argues that there's a better mouse clearly doesn't know about its:

- superior sensor, best on the market

- infinite scrollwheel for when you need to cheese bhops or other repetitive actions

- metal scrollwheel, superior build quality

- thin frame, but heavy weight for easy fingertip grip. the mouse won't slide around as much as a lighter one would

- adjustable weight

- easy to reach extra keys that aren't intrusive at all

>>14861118

Best part is after the G9x and Logitech wanting an optical sensor that was on par with the G9x's laser sensor said company said "No it's too hard to make an optical sensor that good"

Then Logitech went out and made their own

From my own testing between the G9x and G502 as for tracking they are identical, had I known I wouldn't have bothered upgrading

Also the G502 is very front heavy, I had to put a ton of weights in the back in order to make it balanced so I could lift it directly up and down off the mouse pad flatly, G9x didn't have that problem

>>14861843

looking at that, I can just tell that side button where your thumb ought to be is a bad idea

>>14861976

That's so you stay on target.

I have a G602

Before you lynch me, it was a gift from my cousin

>>14861976

I've had that mouse for the better part of a year, and have never had problems with my thumb hitting buttons unintentionally.

I've got a cheap Trust office optical I've had for over a decade. I see no reason to 'upgrade'.

>>14860398

Does it feel comfortable in the hand? The shape looks like it might be awkward. Though if it's a good mouse it's probably worth the $11 I saw it for

>>14856197

Does anyone still make a proper trackball? Logitech has gone to shit almost entirely.

>$current_year +2

>There are still people using shitty USB mice rather than superior PS/2 mice

I am amused.

>>14862225

>his peripherals still are still useable from the PS/2 era

No. This is a thread for hard guys and buys. How about you go farm some soy beans, rice finglets?

>>14862237

>inferior polling-based input

lol

>>14862263

I'm no USB promoter. My PS/2 parts are all dead from heavy use. No idea what is wrong with you, probably never played video games nor made video games. You and me, will come to the conclusion you are a faggot.

You can fix double click with rubbing alcohol

My mate gave me a Razer Taipan as a gift and despite the shit I hear about Razer this mouse is pretty decent.

>>14856256

You kidding? Logitech mice (g40x and g60x) are fucking gargantuan. I have huge hands but the only way to grip those things is to shove them right into the concave of your palm where they don't belong.

>>14862442

I have tried what I think it was the 402, too small. My pinky is touching the mousepad and I have to claw it like a fucking retard.

>>14858393

>What happened in the past

Not just in the past. Cheap mice even by today's standards often have low perfect control speeds. Whether they cover those up with acceleration or just spaz the fuck out when you go too fast is irrelevant. I won't say you NEED a gaming mouse, but when you are betting your purchase money on the fact that the mouse will perform at the speeds you need it to a gamer mouse is a safer bet. Mice that aren't going to be used by gamers don't need to be designed to go fast precisely, so they tend to cut corners and save money.

I use a mionix naos, the lighting is subtle, it glides pretty well, fits with my frustratingly small hand and has adjustable dpi. Only complaint is that for the price the scroll wheel feels cheep, only has two thumbs buttons and the cord while nice and braided can break pretty easily at the plug, still liked it better than the g502

>>14856174

Anything from Zowie or Steelseries is a good buy. Look for one without pretty lights and extra buttons. Before buying check weight and sensor. Lighter is better.

>>14862457

G502, you can see my comparisons here >>14861420

>>14862545

>Without extra buttons

Minimum 2 thumb buttons is one of the most important things on a mouse, may as well be looking for a mouse with no scroll wheel.

Zowie

>>14860435

>Not well

get gud

>>14862638

>G502 and G600 are trash

Stop pointing that gun at your foot

>>14861976

>thumb rests behind button on the comfy little flap

>anon thinks his thumb is going to accidentally going to lurch forward and hit it

Anon do you have involuntary muscle tics?

>>14862545

>>14862638

>zowie with identical piss-poor build quality to nu-razer and even worse customer support is better than a 502

Gotta admit, I had a giggle.

>being so autistic you are triggered at a nuclear level at a few extra buttons and some shiny lights

I've never found a mouse that you couldn't shut off the leds and actually being angry that the mouse has a few extra buttons is laughable by any one who isn't a pasty skin shut-in.

>>14856174

Zowie mouses. If mouse has LOD higher than 5 mm its a trash. Period. Not up to discussion. Therefore Zoweis are mouses all other are trash. Whatever Zowie suits you you better should try their size in the store. Some of them are kinda small and not suited for large hands.

>>14857185

Redragon is a king of cheapo mouses. But particular M601 has meh cheapest sensor possible. Better Redragons are with pixart PAW3212 sensor, Gerberus and Mirage.

>>14862845

>its hard to accurately play with anything above 600

Sheeeeeit, anon I think it's time you go back and play some FAST games and wash that shitty slow modern vidya taste out of your mouth.

>>14862868

I play with a big as dick mousepad I like fast, but theres not alot of choice.

>>14862868

Modern shooters has smaller TTKs and therefore are faster than old shooters. This is why old farts can't adapt to new games. They are too old and slow for modern insta gib shooters. Get noscoped nub.

>>14862827

>I've never found a mouse that you couldn't shut off the leds

There are tons of them. Some not only shine when work some had leds still on with off PC. Though you always can dissemble mouse and cut off led wires. But some mouses put screws under skating pads and ungluing mangles pads (i hate fag engineers).

>>14856352

I have had one for years. Great button layout, but really uncomfortable when you have big hands like me. It's definitely an option you could consider.

>>14862868

>When you play with 2.5021 inch per 360 and everyone wonders how you react so fast

Feels good mate

G502 shills represent.

>>14863617

>>14856174

Check out the Razer Naga Trinity. Just bought one, favorite (modern) mouse I've ever owned.

>>14862225

Tell me about some of these, I'd hate to see that lonely-looking hole of the keyboard's little sister go unplugged…

>>14863542

That isn't a real Intellimouse.

>this entire thread

This thread proves that /v/ never plays competitively and if they do, they suck ass at it and later blame the competitive games for "being shit" instead of actually learning to play the game.

>>14863665

People enjoy griefing moreso than anything really.

>>14863639

I just bought it, after using a basic optical 3 button for years. My main was CS:GO for years, so there was not really a need for all the side buttons, but it makes a huge difference in Fortnite and RPGs. It makes building 1000 times easier in Fortnite, and inventory swap in RPGs a piece of cake. Best $95 I've spent towards gaming.

>>14863639

I don't get how people are comfortable with the ones that have a fucking tiny-ass keypad on the side like >>14860800

One or two is fine like >>14863655

Maybe a third where you rest your thumb- but any more and its hard to hit the button you want.

I can't remember what it is the words on it have worn down, but I use one that has a little "wing" where the thumb rests, so you can truly rest it without it dragging against the mouse-mat.

>>14863655

>Why such a ludicrously high sensitivity?

Because it's extremely comfortable.

>A simple swipe across the pad and you've spun yourself around a hundred times

You don't swipe across the pad. Hell, you don't move your arm at all; you merely tilt your hand left or right and use a hybrid fingertip/palm grip to pivot up or down.

>But as a low sens player (30cm/360) I don't see the appeal

It's something that you need to experience yourself, like real-world HDD vs SSD performance, or 60hz vs 120hz.

>>14863706

It's just spatial awareness over time. Once you get used to using it, muscle memory takes over.

>>14863696

IIRC there's a 40 dollar variant that the yifffag rags shilled, if you ever need a backup.

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G600-Gaming-Mouse-White/dp/B0086UK7IQ?th=1

>>14863733

Good looking anon. Wouldn't mind picking up a spare.

>>14861843

Are those little things its eggs?

>>14863742

Don't be silly, they are weights. I would assume it helps to balance the mouse depending on where exactly you grip it when you lift it off the desk.

buy a razer deathadder from chinese sellers on aliexpress

theyre probably* the real deal for $30

*-probably as in i have one and it works with razer synapse and it hasnt fucked up in the 4 months that ive had it and it functions and feels the same as the one i bought from razer that broke after ~two years

>>14860598

I've got that one too. It's overpriced shit and I regret buying it.

It's not actually worse than a run of the mill $10 mouse, but it doesn't add anything worth the bloated pricetag either.

Also the scroll button stopped working for a year. I cleaned out the dust and grease, nothing. It magically decided to start working again this january.

>>14860696

It at least remembers to keep that hideous LED turned off without having to reinstall that garbage. Fuck do I hate excess LEDs.

>>14863721

>120hz

>SSD

Those are objective upgrades, anon. I'll give high sensitivity a shot, but I can't help being skeptical.

A lower sensitivity forces you to relegate some mouse movements to different parts of the arm. At your settings, the entire burden is placed on your wrist. It may be more comfortable and flicks may come easy, but what of tiny adjustments?

>>14862545

>Steelseries

Yeah, make sure to support the bullyhunters, sweetie.

>>14862812

Those break just as fast as all the others nowadays, and the 400dpi really sucks for general use.

>>14863585

>>14862868

You should really go and enlighten all those top Quake players. Those idiots all seem to play on low DPI.

If only they were as smart as you two.

>>14863827

>At your settings, the entire burden is placed on your wrist

he's using only his fingers for smaller movements and his wrist for larger

small side to side movements is achieved by wiggling the mouse between thumb and ring or pinky finger

>>14863827

>>14863843

My advice is to get Aim Hero and take the overwatch profile to set sens to 4, which sets max for 1:1 ratio between moving mouse and on screen turning, then doing the reflex game over and over and over until you find out the best DPI that gives you the most consistent results, then go to the Mouse Sensitivity calculator web page, select the overwatch profile, set it to 4 sens and your mouse DPI to find out your optimum inch/mm per 360 profile

Then after that whatever game you use just try to get your mouse to match up with your optimum setting

>mouses

it's MICE, you dolts

>>14862592

reddit get out

>>14862813

Zowie has piss-poor build quality? Never had an issue with that. I had a Zowie AM for years, and it was pretty fuckin' solid. Pretty light, but solid. The closest thing to a complaint I had with it was the optical mouse wheel, as it needed a more thorough cleaning every several months, as it started occasionally inputting up-down-ups on up scrolls and vice versa.

Then finally some of the microswitches started giving up five years in, doing some double clicking. I eked out another year out of them by opening the switches up and bending the leaves a bit, but they were on the way out.

I will admit that I heard bad things about things that weren't mice, mostly headsets and other peripherals some years back, but never the mice.

I actually got a Zowie FK1 today. The shape might take some getting used to, as the AM was just a symmetric lump and the FK's got some mild ergonomics going on, but my initial impressions are that it's more of the same goodness. Maybe the clicking is the tiniest bit lighter, which may or may not be a good thing - the AM required quite a bit of pressure to click, and I really liked that. I got used to being able to rest my fingers on the mouse buttons with a small amount of pressure and not trigger them, and that's been fucking with me on some other mice. The FK1 still allows me to do this.

I guess time will tell if they've gotten any worse after being acquired by BenQ, but initial impressions are great. It's a fucking mouse. It mouses, clicks, feels good in the hand, is light, lift-off distance is great, doesn't seem to have any issues with tracking or acceleration and has very subtle branding that doesn't scream, blink and sweep "muh pro gamer" in seventeen configurable LEDs.

>>14865144

>my sample size of one invalidates their shit failure rate!

Anon please don't do this. It didn't work for razerfags back when there still were unironic razerfags, and it doesn't work now.

>>14857174

You move the ball with your finger and it moves the mouse

>>14865439

Sample size of two, fucker. Or at least one and a half.

Looking into it further, it seems like most people find them really good and have no issues whatsoever and others have had issues with multiple mice in a row before giving up on the brand.

Maybe they do have quality control issues and I just lucked out twice in a row. Neither of mine have the slightest budge to applying pressure, all the outside edges of the case fit seamlessly and have clean and smooth edges. The AM was just as clean on in the inside and everything lived longer than I expected. I left the screws out for easy cleaning when I put it back together and it held together just as well.

Not going to take the FK1 apart until I need to.

If they really do have these kinds of issues, then I guess I can't really recommend trying them unless you feel like gambling or you've got a solid return policy at a local joint. RMAs and warranty business are a pain even if they're well-executed, but that's not the kind of bullshit I'd expect for the price point.

Well, fuck.

works on my computer :^)

>>14856174

>tfw no gaming mice for lefthanded subhumans

>>14865829

>not just using your right-hand and not needing some special mouse

>>14865848

my right hand can't into precision.

i need to aim AND move with the left hand.

the cheapest you can find is usually the best you'll ever have

>>14865906

That might get you something almost usable if you don't look too hard.

If you do, you'll find some kind of ChingHau NipNong PauPau FUNNY TIGER brand mice at $15/lb, shaped like transparent fruit, excrement and other novelties, and without a scroll wheel. Maybe it'll even make noises or have a dedicated button on the side to play a short snippet of SMiLE.dk's "Butterfly" on loop through a small tinny speaker while that one LED circuit that you always find in Chinese knock-offs sweeps through some colors and then blinks rapidly for a while in that one pattern.

One of the best controllers I've ever used was on a cheap bootleg NES. It generally felt like a chintsy piece of shit of the cheapest plastic and didn't last long, but the d-pad was supremely light. No issues with diagonals and extremely responsive. The buttons were okay, too. Maybe you're on to something.

Anyone that uses a refined claw/fingertip grip, what mouse do you use? My fingers almost touch the end of the mouse and it's hard to click.

>>14856174

You can easily fix double click you negro

>>14856256

Just pick any mice that's at least 12cm long and claw grip it. Works well for me, t. big guy.

>>14863706

when i first got it i was the same way, it took me like a year of owning the mouse before i even decided to start fucking witht he side controls

i could never go back to not having 12 side buttons now

>>14862812

>low malfunction speed

>negative acceleration

>no longer manufactured

> scalpers want an arm and a leg

> can't even be overclocked anymore

You might have been right ten years ago anon, but there is just so much better stuff out there at this point.

>>14862813

Zowie's last me about 2 years so far.

Have some problems with the scroll wheel, but a solid knock fixes that.

>>14856352

I had two of them and both died within 2 years. They are not very durable.

Anyone have experience with Rival 300?

>>14871308

It's okay.

I'd personally avoid steel series after the bullyhunters shit though.

the dpi switch is nice I guess, although I had to get a very old version of the firmware to access the settings for it/change the lighting to not be obnoxious.

>>14871332

>>14871308

Oh, and the non braided cable is fucking annoying, ended up looping part of it and tying it off because it would push against things and annoy me.

The only positive I'd say about the Razer I got for cheap was the braided cable.

>>14871332

>>14871338

Sounds good enough for 20 europoors.

>ctrl f

>No specific recommendation to buy a quality mousepad that will greatly increase the accuracy and responsiveness of even the crappiest chink mice, and will last for years if properly cared for

Y'ALL POSTING IN A MERCHANT THREAD

>>14870905

>I still use this. it barely works. i cant even play doom properly because if i hold W too much it stops because it detects the duplicate inputs as false for some reason. so im constantly starting/stopping.

That makes you harder to hit.

>>14871495

true, the only annoying thing is sometimes when i try to strafe, it doesnt really move and i have to double tap the button.

it also really fucks me up at jumping parts or whenever im moving over lava/acid.

>>14871398

Do you happen to know if the 603 has a similar problem?

>>14856352

Currently using one, pretty comfy, but not really suited for big hands

>>14865829

well, >>14856352 is advertised as an ambidextrous mouse, not sure how well it actually works.

>>14856174

I suggest checking out what Rocket Jump Ninja says. He has the most in depth mouse reviews I know of.

http://www.rocketjumpninja.com/top-40/

>>14856218

I got one too, fully satisfied personally aside from the side buttons not being exactly as tactile as I want them to be. I prefer small mice and my aim is all wrist. I dunno about sensor being just 'ok' cause it's almost 3366 tier, so i'd say it's closer to the absolute best you can get for the price. It's also quite light which is pretty important and you can make it even lighter if you are a ricer and want to mod it a bit by taking out the LED and some other stuff.

>>14862845

>Only russians playing CSGO care about high sensitivity/DPI, its hard to accurately play with anything above 600.

CSGO players generally advocate for low DPI and sensitivity most of the time because they like to tryhard as pros, and that is what pros do. Personally I use 1600 DPI and 2.0 sens on Source engine games which is to say, TF2. Fits best for my wrist aim.

>>14865829

Roccat has some modular mice that you can swap the sides and buttons on. Logitech also made the G303 years ago and while it had a weird diamond shape that some loved and some hated.

>>14877441

>Linux is for soy

Jesus Christ, whoever made that one must REALLY enjoy paying money for software.

>>14877513

I feel like it fits quite nicely for low test fags who uses linux as some form of "rebeling against the fed" lowlife leftist lifestyle. Such a small gratification and pat on the back for being so alternative and special, the only way they could have a tiny control of their lives

Why are you guys so fucking poor? I get that you shouldn't just throw money out of the window, but every time we have a hardware thread people recommend the cheapest shit possible.

>>14877521

>wanting control of your own computer is pathetic

Uh, sure dude, whatever.

>>14877691

It's all about the mentality, people who are succesful worry less about such things. Failures do to assert tiny bit of dominance in their lives

>>14877591

>why do NEETs recommend cheap hardware

it's a mystery.

>>14856197

>>14862223

Are you memeing or is there a real reason to use one?

>>14856174

I have a G502 and it's really nice. Same form factor, I think. The only complaint I have with it is that it's taller than my old G9x and I can't use it with my keyboard/mouse drawer closed.

>>14877759

There's also the fact that they are doing it because it's "supposed" to be better without actually knowing how to make any real use of it. Someone who uses a common linux distro, doesn't know anything about the source code and doesn't know how to do anything with it he can't easily do with windows isn't any "better" than a windows user, he just has his head stuck up his own ass. It's far better to admit your failings than pretend they don't exist, even if you don't do anything to fix them.

>>14878479

Using it too right now and It's certainly not perfect. It feels very cheap, most keys are placed in bad spots, like the g9, g8 and g7 key, I can barely reach those. I wish it had keys on both sides, like the g300/s has. The g4 and g5 are in a perfect position, wish they had those keys on the other side too.

Also, their mouse wheel needs a third option, locked in it's to rough, especially when scrolling on larger websites. With the lock removed it's too fast, it spins so fucking fast that some games don't register it anymore.

>>14878507

Yeah it's at 1.0 though I usually keep it on the lower side when adjusting in-game. I've come up with a test to adjust it by. I should be able to do a 180 with a quick flick of the wrist. I do rest the low end of my palm on the mouse-pad though.

How do you stop sweaty palms?

>>14878733

lose weight

>>14878846

But I'm not fat anon.

>got a Deathadder for Christmas back in 2007

>thing worked perfectly for nearly a decade

>eventually starts to die on me

>having spent the majority of my gaming life with it, decide to get another

>figure that even if it's overpriced, my familiarity with it and the lifespan negates that

>less than a year later the scroll starts spazzing out

>realize I've been good goyed

>>14861843

I've a G602 and the thumb rest messes up my grip.

>>14861843

I use this mouse as well, that "snapshot" button is nice. Great mouse.

>>14879229

>and doesn't let you customize things you might really want to, like the thumb butto

Why do you lie, anon?

>>14879385

The G502 does not let you reassign the thumb button. It lets you customize which DPI setting it switches to, but you can't, for instance, change it to be another button. None of the buttons let you assign them to be arbitrary keyboard keys or anything like that. I had to assign the G9 button behind the scroll lock to be the "media stop" button so that I could reassign that to actually be something useful. The customization is sub-par.

>>14879229

>Wireless peripherals are garbage.

I recently switched to a wireless mouse and it's definitely not garbage. I like not having the cord dragging on the edge of the desk anymore.

>>14856174

G402 is unironically the best mouse on the market

>>14881834

It's a good mouse that I use myself but that's a massive overstatement

>>14856174

>My G400 is double clicking and it's fucking annoying.

So fix it. Open up your mouse and adjust the spring. Look up video tutorials.

>>14881859

it has a perfect sensor, good build quality, and a reasonable price. what's wrong with it?

>>14882434

>7200dpi

do you consider dpi that high a good thing or you're just fell for ITS MORE SO ITS BETTER

>>14856174

Literally any optical mouse mouse with decent sensor and switches will do.

-Some current good sensors are pmw 3360, pmw 3366 (Logitech's own version of the former), pmw 3310, pmw 3325.

-Omron switches are the norm for quality mice. I'm not sure whether their switches differ in anything other than rated clicks.

Mouse manufacturers are jews and often don't publish the internal components used in a mouse.

>>14856271

A sensor's CPI range is irrelevant. The pmw 3360 can go natively all the way up to an absurd 16000 CPI, but the fact remains that it's one of the best sensors around. Most people not playing CS or Quake use 1000-2000 (with low sens; to get more intermediate steps and thus improve precision).

>>14881904

Nothing is wrong with it but I know that there's better mice on the market. Like I said I like it and I use it but saying it's the best mouse on the market is an overstatement

>>14882477

90% probability these 7200 DPI are not even real and sensor natively supports only like 1600-2000 DPI. All above are extrapolation.

>>14856174

I have a G502 and it's pretty nice. That said, I got the thing for free, price wasn't a factor with mine and I wouldn't have spent $80 on it. Apparently it's on sale for $50 on Amazon right now (had to search to get the full price), which would be a stronger consider, but to each their own. Before I got this one, I was using a far more basic model and was absolutely fine with it.

>shill g502 back in early 2015 mouse threads when most anons had fallen for the deathadder meme

>3 years later mouse threads are filled with g502fags

Feels good. Now if only you fucks would finally get on board with the fact that the only cherry switches that are even remotely acceptable for gaming are browns and clears.

>>14886587

>tactile switches, with uneven actuation and reset points

>good for gaming

pick 1

>not using low profile mechanical switches (Cherry MX Speed, MX Low profile RGB Red (not sure if non-RGB version exists))

>>14887104

>linear switches for gaming

Literally inferior to rubberdome.