1eea18 No.16001308
/v/ my mouse of six years is shot, so do any of you raging faggots have any good recs?
fcf2a3 No.16001318
>>16001308
Whatever the current variation of the 502 is.
197173 No.16001322
d448ed No.16001327
>not putting furry porn on your custom mousepad to make the Chinese child sweatshop workers weep
641d4b No.16001329
>>16001308
Rival 600
I bought a fridge and microwave from Best Buy and got it for credit
949dee No.16001339
>>16001327
When we had the Artscow threads about 7 years ago I got pic related
1eea18 No.16001349
>>16001322
>g502
Seems pretty solid.
68581a No.16001356
Anyone have experience with the Corsair m65 pro? Think the released a new version of it to.
dd5652 No.16001358
This little shit actually has 1000dpi and only costs $10. I was pleasantly surprised by its performance after my g400 kicked the bucket. What I like the most though is how it doesn't have 30000 useless features built in or any rarted software to deal with.
949dee No.16001373
Oh yeah actually on topic, I just always used a cheap office peripheral for vidya. $10 Logitech mouse and keyboard, don't need to replace them for at least six years. Does GAMER(tm) gear actually matter?
602ab9 No.16001377
>>16001373
>Does GAMER(tm) gear actually matter?
What do you think?
d4d698 No.16001379
>>16001373
Gamer shit is overpriced and sometimes requires special drivers for no reason, but it's definitely better than some random cheap 5 dollar thing from walmart.
f8c024 No.16001381
Microsoft Intellimouse series, or just one of their basic optical wheelmice. I use them with every computer I have, from a 486 through a PowerMac G4, to my primary PC.
f16cc6 No.16001382
>>16001322
Does yours have a problem with the mouse wheel? I got one for Christmas and can't stand it because the wheel doesn't stop quickly enough and I end up scrolling further than I like.
949dee No.16001383
>>16001377
Well no, but then, what is the purpose of this thread? Why not just call everyone here a shill? Surely must be something to it
602ab9 No.16001402
>>16001383
Some mice are shit, some mice are not as shit.
Gaymer gear™ in general is overpriced shit. The purpose of the thread would hopefully be to find out which mice that aren't as shit.
Gaymer gear doesn't matter. That basically means that because something is marketed as "Gamer" it doesn't mean it's any better or worse than other hardware.
Unless if it's by Razer. In which case it is almost certainly worse than anything else in the same pricerange.
949dee No.16001412
>>16001402
Sure but what makes a mouse good or bad? Like I said, I have a generic office mouse that probably has 200 or 400 dpi and I don't play FPS games because anything in the last 5 years is shit, so I don't see an appreciable difference
095d2d No.16001413
>>16001339
>Artscow
I miss those $1 mousepads. The deal lasted for a few years and I managed to some for myself and a couple friends. Kinda wish I got more. (Quality is a lot better than I expected for the price.) Do any websites offer similar deals? Their base price + shipping is $11.
fcf2a3 No.16001421
>>16001373
>$10 Logitech mouse and keyboard, don't need to replace them for at least six years
There's a 0% chance that any membrane keyboard is holding up past a few months of heavy use, let alone 6 years. Within a couple of months your QWERASD and space are going to be mushy as fuck compared to other lesser used keys, and at that point it's time to toss it. Going mech isn't going to improve your vidya though, it's just infinitely more pleasant to type on.
Now for mice, yes, the difference between a high-end mouse and some walmart trash is huge. You want the best sensor possible and at least +4 buttons on the side. Every mouse that checks those boxes is going to be marketed to gamers, just like every flagship GPU is going to be marketed to gamers. Anyone telling you to avoid anything with "gamer" related marketing is either a poorfag or has a double digit IQ.
949dee No.16001429
>>16001421
I've never had a keyboard go mushy on me, how hard are you faggots hitting the keys?
d4d698 No.16001436
>>16001412
The DPI value doesn't necessarily mean anything, it should only be thought of as a very rough guide about the precision of the mouse. But better mice move the cursor more accurately according to the way you move the mouse or may track fast movements better, and depending on the mouse bad ones may jitter for few pixel distances when you move it so they're less precise. You get used to even the worst of mice, but that doesn't mean they're as good.
602ab9 No.16001439
>>16001412
For me a bad mouse is one which has any button breaking down too fast and or having an inaccurate sensor.
The rest is ergonomics and maybe personal preference. A mouse won't make anyone better at playing video games.
1b107f No.16001440
Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>16001308
G703
>>16001329
Today, I will remind them.
f2b503 No.16001441
>>16001356
I got one for Christmas a couple years ago. It's okay but I hate the shitty gayman lighting and I personally prefer a trackball.
c6ab98 No.16001449
Thumb trackball or bust. Sped up my mechanics in LoL by a ludicrous amount, never need a mousepad when traveling, 6 month battery life, 720 noscope, can browse in bed.
Sucks to calibrate though.
adb177 No.16001453
>>16001421
>Every mouse that checks those boxes is going to be marketed to gamers, just like every flagship GPU is going to be marketed to gamers. Anyone telling you to avoid anything with "gamer" related marketing is either a poorfag or has a double digit IQ.
t. Razer faggot kids.
>>16001318
>>16001322
/thread
29080e No.16001456
>>16001453
What if I want a bigger mouse than a g502?
fcf2a3 No.16001459
>>16001429
>I've never had a keyboard go mushy on me
Of course you have, you just don't have any real frame of reference because you have nothing to compare it to and humans are terrible at recognizing change over time. You make a similar claim here>>16001412 that you:
>don't see an appreciable difference
In mice despite never actually having used anything other than your walmart trash. Surely you can admit that that's a pretty bizarre statement to make, right? It's like the guy who has only ever used a 60hz monitor who claims he "doesn't see an appreciable difference" between 60hz and 120hz.
>how hard are you faggots hitting the keys?
The wear is from the flex during keystrokes, not hammering the keys.
>>16001453
>see my post recommending a g502
>agree with it
>proceed to call me a razerfag
We have IDs here you stupid fucking newnigger.
adb177 No.16001475
>>16001459
Then you should've stopped while you were ahead instead of embarrassing yourself, you fucking mongoloid. 1 out of 2 is still a failing grade. Sad!
fcf2a3 No.16001483
>>16001475
https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/g502-hero-gaming-mouse.html
It's right there in the name you dumb nigger. Go read the marketing material and count how many times they write GAME or GAMING. Don't even bother posting more damage control, just fucking kill yourself.
275810 No.16001492
>>16001441
Any cons worth mentioning? I don't mind RGB crap as long as it's used well.
3d8ea4 No.16001493
>>16001382
No joke but people seem to not know you can switch from infinite scroll to regular with the button right under the scroll,this is /v/ so I expect you to be a human being but after reading comments about this mouse it's better to state the obvious just in case
34944c No.16001501
>>16001322
Seconding the G502. It's a good mouse and Logitech has good customer support - I got mine for free after using the one I had before into the ground because apparently the ancient thing was still under warranty.
3d8ea4 No.16001509
>>16001356
I just got a new mouse, I almost bought that, it didn't have a lot of comments on my countries website,but amazon reviews stated that the scroll is kept by some plastic tube that always brakes,there was a lot of those comment's so I assume they were true
I ended up buying the G502 Hero for 2 reasons,Mainly because my brother has the G502 and it's survived 3 years and looks like it will keep going,secondly because the online shop I was buying it in didn't increase the price between previous models and HERO where on Logitech or Amazon the price is +10-20$
f2b503 No.16001513
>>16001492
I didn't care for the placement of the dpi button, and if you want to change the lights to anything outside of the obnoxious color changing default you have to install their software.
However the settings save to the mouse itself so you can mess with the lights and uninstall the software after. It has a metal "inner" body that is kinda nice for adding a bit of heft if you like that. I use it for my shitty travel laptop and it has held up despite being shoved into baggage without any fucks to give.
I don't know how great the sensors are or whatever, I don't really play shooters anymore.
d4d698 No.16001532
>>16001441
>buy muhgayming mouse
>the led light on it is so fucking blindingly bright it lights up the entire room and casts a shadow onto the wall when I lift my hand
>eventually get tired of it
>open the mouse in hopes of removing the light
>can't see anything because the light rays cast into my eyes mask the whole insides of the mouse
>unplug it
>the light is shaped like a tiny CPU embedded onto the board, no way to remove it
>take some hard ass cardboard box and cut a slice so I can cover the light with it
>the light fucking shines through it
>give up and just go with it
>light is still there but now at a moody brightness level
Turned out okay. This actually happened by the way.
ad027d No.16001537
>>16001373
Depends. My opinions are as follows:
>mice
Gaming mice make sense when buying a mouse as if you have a competitive mindset as I do and want maximum consistency (no smoothing or jitter) you need a flawless sensor which any reasonable gaming mouse should have. There are mice like the Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1 and Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 1.1 and 3.0 which aren't "gamer mice" but have flawless sensors and have been popular with competitive Quake and CS for a long time.
>keyboards
If it supports 5 key presses at once and has no major ghosting, almost anything goes but a linear switch mechanical keyboard is optimal.
>headphones
Get a good pair of open back headphones. Respectable open backs have the best soundstage will allow you to track sounds like footsteps within the game better. Gaming headsets are bullshit, avoid completely.
0f58df No.16001545
>>16001413
My Teedus $1 pad is still around. It underwent some sort of color polarization and it looks like some abstract pattern until you look closely, I love it.
ad027d No.16001553
>>16001421
>+4 buttons on the side
That's just pure preference man. If they were actually that important, Quake players wouldn't have played with the Wheel Mouse Optical (which lacks any side buttons) until the early-mid 2010s.
4cc821 No.16001556
>>16001532
The light couldn't be unsoldered?
d4d698 No.16001565
>>16001556
I don't have that kind of tools or patience, but it wasn't possible to remove it with a knife at least.
9f081f No.16001579
>>16001421
yep this membrane keyboard is garbage
52718d No.16001587
I have a MX Ergo and I love it, it's extremely difficult to get used to playing fps' with a trackball after using a mouse for my entire life though. Can anyone else who uses a thumb trackball for fps gaming give me some insight on how they have it set up? Like do you use mouse acceleration or the precision button? Usually I wouldn't touch mouse acceleration with a 10 foot pole with a normal mouse but I've heard it's pretty much a necessity for playing an fps with a trackball.
361820 No.16001591
>>16001579
Those are so good. I wish they weren't so fucking loud though.
9f081f No.16001593
>>16001587
I don't know if you're living under a rock but some pro gamers do use mouse acceleration, although the mouse acceleration is very subtle and is capped to a rate of speed instead of scaling infinitely and require a third party program or the videogame to support it.
>>16001591
Dental floss and foam can reduce the noise a bit.
e4a8a2 No.16001594
ad0b39 No.16001599
>>16001579
>spring over membrane is the same as modern membrane keyboards that wear out after a year of use
9f081f No.16001609
>>16001599
>membrane isn't membrane
I never had a run of the mill membrane keyboard wear out by use, but they are not resistant to dirt or water
7b5c4c No.16001635
>>16001591
>>16001593
I wonder if o-rings would quiet it. $1 for a whole bag on eBay, worth a try.
9f081f No.16001641
>>16001635
O-rings does nothing for buckling springs
ad027d No.16001655
>>16001635
O-rings don't do a whole lot for clicky keyboards, they just dampen the vibrations.
dfd426 No.16001685
>>16001308
>DM1 FPS
Not too pricy, no shitty soft touch coating, no gay led (still technically one LED but you can't really see it unless you look for it), control panel is functional and not too shitty, cable is basically the best outside of modding it yourself on another mouse.
>Nixeus Revel
Only cheaper good ones are chinkshit from aliexpress, minimal LEDs, okay cable, 1000hz polling rate locked so if you stumble across the few old games that don't like that you're kinda fucked, build quality is not the best but for 35 bucks it's not that bad.
>G502
Looks like shit, heavy, good sensor, meh control pannel, sometimes goes for cheap enough that it's worth it, not over 60 bucks though, minimal sensor tweaks that make it better on paper than most other mice with PMW3360/3389 sensors.
>Zowie FK
If you can find one for under 60 it's really damn good, not worth the 80 something they're asking now.
aac86e No.16001686
G602. If you have manlet hands, then by all means go for the G502. Either way, expect all gaming mice to bite the dust after a couple years or so and start having left clicks register twice. Thankfully, I got a steady stream of warranties from Logitech like >>16001501
e08571 No.16001697
>>16001686
My 502 has started double clicking a few times and I just wail on the button until it fixes itself. 100% success rate.
1bb938 No.16001718
I have smol hands and on top of that I use claw grip. About 6,5 inches in length and a bit more than 3 inches across. I tried the Asus Sica with it's 115mm length and it feels longer than what I need. I found that the Razer Atheris is only 99mm in length but no way I'm getting that kike garbage. Are there any more 100 mm long mice with useable sensors?
777113 No.16001787
I got 2 mx 518's when they came out and im still using them both. I went through a razer death adder that decided to shit itself and a corsair something or other that i only use for ff14 in that time span but those 518s are going on 14 years now and still wok great.
5c682c No.16001814
I have been using the Logitech MX518 for years and I'm very satisfied.
Pros:
> Looks like a fucking normal mouse and not like a Transformer had a miscarriage
> Two extra keys on the side
> Feels nice in my hand, even though I have large hands
> It fucking works
Cons:
< Has that weird coating on the black plastic that ends up dissolving years later, had to scrub it all off, but it's fine now
< Scroll wheel is a bit too loud for my taste when scrolling up
< Won't help you stand out like an attention seeking faggot at a LAN party
Overall I'm satisfied, it fits right in between cheap shit and the overpriced gamer shit. Mine is quite worm on the outside from almost a decade of use, but it's still good on the inside. It's also easy to take apart in you need to.
5c682c No.16001817
>>16001814
I forgot to mention, it has sensitivity buttons above and below the scroll wheel, and an extra button below those. The sensitivity buttons seem to be hard-wired to the hardware and cannot be remapped in software. I find them pretty useless, the idea is that you can lower or raise the sensitivity of the cursor on the fly, but I never found any use for that.
3ea77b No.16001819
>>16001686
Ayyy. I've had my G602 for around 5 years. Battery life is just ridiculously good. Never had any latency issues. The added bonus is that it creates such a clean desk environment.
275810 No.16001820
Despite this being a mouse thread, what are some good desks?
275810 No.16001822
>>16001819
Simple, but very nice.
e25e08 No.16001823
2ad0d6 No.16001829
No memtion of 1khz polling rate or mouse sensors with zero hidden mouse accel. These are the only 2 reasons to judge a mouse on, and then it comes down to ergonomics.
Using SS Sensei for 7+ years now. On its 3rd free replacement, the previous have died out somehow after being plugged in for a few seconds. It has an okay sensor but has small negative accel from sensor. Swiping horizontal left to right your cursor slowly over time moves down.
a2603f No.16001855
>>16001308
I'm surprised that razer mouse lasted that long, mine conveniently died just after the 12 month warranty was up
3ea484 No.16001861
>>16001358
>$10
>perfectly functional
Somethings wrong with it.
>>16001373
Not at all no, you just need a competent mouse that won't glitch out, old laser mice are the worst. Fucking trash always used to magically go from the top left to the bottom right of my screen.
I have a gaming mouse though, I got it from my keyboard which was gifted to me over christmas, it's called magic eagle, havit game series. No idea if they're good or not but they work fine for me. At least I don't get the pleasure of attempting to type one A only to get AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
fcf2a3 No.16001896
>>16001553
>That's just pure preference man
Not at all, no. There are no situations where you'd benefit from not having extra buttons near your otherwise idle thumb. Either the buttons are not currently being used, thus they're neutral, or they are being used, and they're beneficial.
>If they were actually that important, Quake players wouldn't have played with the Wheel Mouse Optical
<if A was actually B, then X wouldn't have Y'd!
You understand that that's a genuinely silly non-argument, right? But hey, if I ever find myself time traveling, I'll be sure to recommend that all pre-2010 anons who exclusively play Quake pick up a WMO.
877038 No.16001947
>>16001308
Don't fall for the wireless meme and get an ergonomic one – it really increases comfiness a lot. Button to toggle sensitivity is not necessary, but nice to have for the occassional ame with retarded settings. Extra buttons are unnecessary.
877038 No.16001951
>>16001947
pic related is my mouse
bc432d No.16001995
>>16001453
>has three monitors
>puts the same game on all 3
What is the fucking point?
feeed4 No.16002025
>>16001951
>normalfag mouse with shiny lights in it
Do you enjoy pushing unnecessary weight around?
f6c73f No.16002034
>>16001953
6'7" anon here, I use the MX518, G400 and G402 with great comfort.
98d6f8 No.16002088
>>16001953
I use razer naga hex which is good enough, I'd recommend getting a bootleg from chyna though, having six keys around thumb area is great, more comfortable than 12, and useful when two is not enough.
275810 No.16002091
>>16001953
Rival 300 is pretty solid. Been using it for around two years now.
bd1ca7 No.16002092
>>16001308
if it costs more than $20 then is a placebo piece of overvalued shit, everything lower than that will do.
5983f0 No.16002102
Fifteen AmazonBasics and one trackball.
0cf82a No.16002170
One thing to note when buying a mouse is that if your hands sweat, do not buy a mouse with a rubber coating on it. The rubber coating and sweat gets super nasty instantly and feels bad and you have to clean it off very frequently. Also if the coating gets scratched it'll be there forever and feels bad.
Pic related has lasted me 6 years with no problem except the rubber coat which they have since removed. When I started playing quack the problems show, weight is unbalanced towards the RGB logo and the pinky rest is so oddly shaped that getting a comfy grip is very hard if not impossible.
55e0dc No.16003788
>>16001896
Extra buttons add extra weight and many just won't find that many buttons comfortable. God forbid you are left handed and can't comfortably use the buttons to begin with.
>>16002170
I think avoiding rubber coating is generally good advice. Unless you are retarded, the extra grip from the rubber won't help with anything and it just wears off and just sucks up bacteria. I swear it's some Jew trick to get you to buy more mice when the rubber wears off for normalfag retards.
55e0dc No.16003852
Reminder: Sensor > Shape > Weight
If it isn't flawless and you are paying over 30$ for it, it IS shit. Luckily flawless sensors are cheap now.
>>16002092
Nah. 20$ is a minimum for a flawless sensor unless you get a old MLT04 mouse. I think 50$ is about the point where you will start buying really overpriced trash. This sounds like something from a person who hasn't used a good mouse with a flawless sensor in his life.
63d53e No.16003911
>>16003852
To be fair, you wouldn't buy ten 50$ mice a month because the fucking dingos kept stealing 'em.
8a1c57 No.16003925
Is there a way to get a good silent mouse? yes good and silent. I was thinking of buying these red buttons and soldering them inside on the chip for any mouse I want, but I never tried.
bd1ca7 No.16003945
>>16003852
The fuck is a "flawless sensor" you douche? as long as it moves the cursor and clicks without delay then is good enough for everything.
8a1c57 No.16003953
I know DPI is a joke when it comes to anything else but specific FPS compared to wheel mice, but I found this RedDragon with 16400 DPI for just 7$. Everything I found on my local buy website which has "gamer" in the name is sold for scrap. For example at the shop these Scorpion Marvo HG 9028 headphones are sold for 33$ at full price, 20$ if it's on a sale and 7-10$ if I use the local website to buy it used from another person.
Should I? I never bought "gaming" stuff because it was overpriced as hell , but for just 7$ I'm impressed by the quality… at least for now.
ee66c0 No.16004010
>>16001356
m65 was great for me, reviews about scroll wheel breaking are true but only if you're a mongoloid like me and drop shit all the time. Adjustable weights are cool but felt a little strange in my large hands. Its a nice all round mouse and it's not super expensive but personally I roll with the mx518 because prediction makes it much easier for me in shooters. Depending on what you do prediction/angle snapping can be a blessing or a curse. For a mouse without without prediction I recommend a Zowie ec2a or g502. Hope you enjoy what you chose.
9f081f No.16004023
>>16003945
a big meme
https://sensor.fyi/list/
also a lot of mouses use similar parts, almost all mouses use the same keyswitch for the buttons
4b366b No.16004057
>>16003945
Shitty sensors can be inaccurate, so if you do a test where you move your mouse left to right the same amount, it can be off target by a little bit. It's only really an issue when moving at very high speeds.
e7a098 No.16004092
I bought a g203 over a year ago and it still works fine, it has 6 buttons, sensor is pretty good, wheel is kinda lame but it's silent at least. considering I got it for like 25 doollarydoos and that I dropped it several times from 2 feet of height, I can say I'm satisfied with the mileage. I just wish the logitech software wasn't so shit. pic unrelated.
c19026 No.16004099
>>16003945
A sensor that lacks any jitter, angle snapping or built in acceleration. If you move the mouse to the left 15cm slowly and then move it to the right 15cm fast and end up at the same spot that you started moving it from in the game, that means you do not have acceleration which means all movements are 1:1 and consistent.
You'd know the importance of flawless sensors if you were good at FPS games. You clearly are not.
>>16003953
>Should I?
No, I had a Redragon mouse as a holdover until I got something better and it was dogshit. You couldn't flick at fucking all with it because if you moved it too fast it just fucking malfunctioned and stopped tracking. The anglesnapping was cancer too.
Get a G203 or Nixeus Revel.
>DPI
Meme for ANYTHING. It is literally just another word for sensitivity. Using over 2000 DPI will make most sensors stop being flawless to boot because they aren't meant to handle these DPIs to begin with and they have just overclocked the sensor. I use 800 DPI. It's enough for desktop usage and I have sensitivity options in games. 400 DPI is fine too.
bd1ca7 No.16004148
>>16004099
<you are bad at gaems because you don't buy gay glittering mouses
lmao whatever you say kid. Just did that stupid little test with my $5 hp mouse and found out that it is "1:1 consistent", it must not be really that impressive.
405d5c No.16004164
Any good mice with keypads under the thumb?
I love that shit, but the Razer I got as a gift broke like a cheap piece of garbage
c560a7 No.16004181
>>16001356
I have it, it has a really good weight to it
4b366b No.16004193
>>16004148
I think built in acceleration is some shit they push onto newer mice. You're still overlooking, other shit like angle snapping and general precision. I have a mouse with built-in angle snapping and it's pretty annoying trying to draw a circle with it, they always come out with flat edges.
c19026 No.16004232
>>16004148
Sure you did, shitposter retard.
>>16004193
>built in acceleration
Cheap, shitty opticals have had it for a long time.
>>16004181
>good weight
No such thing. Mice should always be as light as possible, ~80g is optimal.
6ebbe0 No.16004267
I have a deathadder, too and it has been doubleclicking or not clicking at all like a motherfucker for a while now. I'll wait until I find a deal for like 30€ and then buy it again. I plan on sending my current broken one back and claiming refund. I did that with earphones before and I doubt they check the serial number or anything so I hope it works again.
8a1c57 No.16004315
>>16004099
What about mice with BALLS?
f7fafb No.16004326
>>16001358
I have the g400s mouse and the scroll wheel is fucking garbage since day 1, in just a few short months it doesn't even work right any more, scrolling often double and triple registers, and I just get annoyed with the one thumb button because I'm always accidentally pressing it, which makes web browsers go back a page. Oh yeah, and now even the left and right mouse buttons are acting fucked, sometimes taking 3 presses to register once.
It's hard to even find a mouse that doesn't have a billion more thumb buttons with gay rainbow LEDs, let alone a decent mouse where the inputs function reliably for more than a few months.
>>16001995
Notice all the screens don't show the same image, it's 3 separate instances of minecraft running judging by the task bar. Two expensive graphics cards in a custom built computer in an open air design case and 3 monitors, to run 3 instances of minecraft.
To think adults used to call me spoiled because I wouldn't eat shitty cooking.
d77323 No.16004340
I use a g602 but personally i liked my old Intellimouse more.
Their both pretty solid except for the g602 has a slight issue with it's middle mouse button going dead at times.
c402e1 No.16004343
You want a mouse about 60% the size of your hand. Use a mouse too big and it becomes difficult to make micro-adjustments when aiming, also weight becomes an issue. I use the Zowie FK2 and I have average size hands (18cm by 9 cm). I aim better on it than all other mice
d77323 No.16004358
>>16001421
I had an old membrain dell keyboard that i still use from time to time, it's been working for 10+ years nigga without any issue.
4b366b No.16004380
>>16004326
>To think adults used to call me spoiled because I wouldn't eat shitty cooking.
Thanks for the flashback.
f3c689 No.16004603
>>16001686
>mine broke after I accidentally it off the desk
If you get one, make sure the side buttons never hit the ground, otherwise it's a pretty good mouse.
c76967 No.16004616
>>16004326
Comparing yourself to rich brats doesn't mean its right to waste food faggot, you clearly never learned anything
You're probably one of those faggots who feels proud they aren't addicted to drugs or whores despite your life still being quite disappointing and overall a failure
4b366b No.16004653
>>16004616
>Comparing yourself to rich brats doesn't mean its right to waste food faggot
Yeah, it's not right to waste food, so STOP FUCKING RUINING DINNER DAD!
f7fafb No.16004664
>>16004616
Literally everyone in my family wastes more food than me because they're fucking hoarders. They buy a ton more food than they can use and it ends up expired by YEARS in cupboards and multiple refrigerators, and I'm the only one to ever clean my plate at any meal, so make like a dog and eat shit.
aed842 No.16004685
>>16004616
>dad's pill addicted girlfriend cooks condensed soup without adding water
Wow I wish I followed your sage advice and actually ate that shit. Get AIDS you sanctimonious nigger
1590d0 No.16004730
>>16004232
>No such thing
It's personal preference m8. I don't like a mouse that's too light
4ae63e No.16004773
>>16001322
This or the G602 are great options My only issue with the 602 is that some of the further-back buttons seem a bit unwieldy to use, but I use them for playlist management so it's not a huge deal.
37cf69 No.16004784
I just had the same mouse die on me after 5 years I shopped around bought a few. Just didn't want to bother getting adjusted to a new mouse plus did not see any fantastic new features. So I just bought the modern deathadder and am pretty happy with it. Figured it would come to this when I buy shoes I find a decent pair and just buy 3-4 pairs why would mice be any different?
223571 No.16004804
>>16001953
how big are we talking? I have somewhat larger hands myself and the G600 fits like a glove
that and I play MMOs so it works out for me, but I imagine other Logitech mice will be in similar sizes
8520d8 No.16004807
>someone saved a pic of my faggot ass mousepad
I still use that pad btw, 3 years later it's still the best dollar I ever spent. I'm using a Razer lancehead right now because I got it for free as an apology for sending me a completely fucking broken keyboard. It's okay, ambnidextrious which is helpful for playing porn games, and it's got pretty lights so I can distract myself from my existential dread.
9f081f No.16004837
>>16004807
>not having asses on your mousepad
-t. totally not mark
617039 No.16004896
60c6e1 No.16004926
cd5ad1 No.16004986
>>16004837
>>16004807
>Novelty mousepads
This is what I use (picture from google). Fuck that tiny ass shit.
587480 No.16004996
4d80a7 No.16005021
>>16001356
It's slightly less comfortable than the logitechs, but build quality is way better than those pieces of shit. And I have an older one with their old logo, and have literally dropped it from several flights up a staircase (fell out of a box during a move) and it was fine.
bc5bf8 No.16005349
>>16001322
Too heavy if you're going to play shooters with it, and even at 40 € it's too expensive.
The G203 is a better choice, typically around mid-20 €, lighter, and it still has quite a great sensor. Check the page this guy mentioned >>16004023 for more decent mice.
35dd84 No.16005359
>>16001356
I've had one for over a year
>red side button is more of an inconvenience than it is helpful, but can be disabled
>had problems a month after buying it with the wheel registering the wrong way and going further than it's supposed to, but fixed by taking the top off and rubbing the rolling thing on the left with a damp q-tip, only had to do it once
>plastic thing that holds the wheel did break recently, but can be superglued back together and it's also replaceable by design
otherwise it's a pretty good mouse, feels exactly as solid as it looks
also you can turn off the lights on it with the proprietary software
>>16001820
ikea hilver/gerton if you're on a budget, countertop + legs if you need bigger and better
a08826 No.16005427
>>16005349
>G203
Can vouch. Only issue it has is the middle mouse button not feeling as good as it should, but that aside it has a flawless sensor, is cheap as hell and good build, shape and weighs very little.
0417a0 No.16005430
microsoft comfort mouse
3000
edc915 No.16005515
>>16004837
Nice qauc bowl.
1eea18 No.16005554
>>16005515
Mark is the Jeb of /v/
338508 No.16005680
Anyone got any budget suggestions? Anything sub20, sub30 euros?
0bd919 No.16005728
>>16004807
nigga how the fuck do you manage to enter in that corner within the wall and the desk? you have an amp behind your chair, it annoys my autist comfyness
e7a098 No.16005788
>>16005680
I told you, you stupid gorilla nigger >>16004092 the sensor is close to the g502 in terms of quality
e8dc23 No.16005929
So are me and OP just lucky? I got the same one as him on sale over four years ago and it still works fine. Every mention of razer in this thread seems to be about it being shit only "because it's marketed at gaymrs" or having their mouse break within the first year.
adb177 No.16006161
>>16005929
Razer mice are absolute dogshit. Button sensors especially. Their mechanical keyboards seem fine in my experience, but avoid their fucking mice like the plague.
There's a reason why the Logitech stuff is persistent throughout this thread. Either get a 502 or get a Zowie.
bf765d No.16009868
>>16005788
I'm sorry niggy
Looks like a decent mouse, good price too.
Probably gonna get it. Now I just need some budget sub40 headphones and I'll be set.
I've been using Redragon Centrophorous for like a year and it started double-clicking sometimes and just having a mushy click - that's to be expected from a 16 euro mouse though.
378f62 No.16009888
Recently switched from Logitech G Pro to the Steelseries Sensei 310 and loving it. If any of you fags prefer ambi mice then I highly recommend it. The Sensei is ever so slightly wider than other ambi mice and as a result lets my hand relax and spread out and avoid cramping up. I have small hands but prefer a wide mouse.
e7a098 No.16009908
>>16009868
>I've been using Redragon Centrophorous for like a year and it started double-clicking sometimes and just having a mushy click - that's to be expected from a 16 euro mouse though.
yeah I feel you I had some 6 dollar, 5 button chinese Gaming™ mouse before and it lasted like 3 months before the side buttons stopped working and started doubleclicking, also both sensor and wheel were garbage. I ended up smashing it on the wall and then jumping on it with both feet in a fit of tard rage.
I might be a tiny bit biased towards the g203 seeing how I was coming from that dumpster fire knockoff piece of shit, but I legitimately think it's been faring pretty good considering it costed little over 20 bucks.
as for the headphones I can't help you, I'm using some 6 years old beat up philips headphones I don't even know the model that I got for 50 bucks, and the jack is all fucked now and it keeps disconnecting one channel. these outdated infographs from cuckchan might help.
on an unrelated note, does anyone know if it's possible to fix bent mousepads? I bought a hard rubber bottom logitech mousepad along with the g203 and not 2 or 3 months later it's fucking bent in the middle and it won't stay down even with the weight of the mouse on it, I tried putting it under a bunch of heavy books for a while and manually bending the other way round but no dice
570366 No.16009910
>>16001587
I just got one of those to replace a logitech trackball I've had for about 10 years. I really like it, that tilt thing is actually comfy as fuck.
655037 No.16009963
>>16001308
Zowie mices. Only one with small lift off distance. Preferably check models in physical store to choose that suits your hands size the best.
If people can't say what LoD of their mice then they know nothing about mices.
655037 No.16009978
>>16001402
Not gaming mices have meh sensors. Due to progress even office tier sensor is better than things quake players had 10 yers ago you can live with office mice. But any good sensor mice would have "gaming" in its name.
4d6b0c No.16012060
1eea18 No.16012071
>>16005929
I feel like I got lucky too.
9f081f No.16012080
>>16009908
>>16009868
>ni/g/ger-tier headphone chart
>being this much of a beta and not blasting your noise into your neighbours ears with speakers
unless you're playing gay games where you have to talk to someone, just use speakers
as for the mousepad, don't use a mousepad, you won't even notice the difference
>>16005929
razer is just fucking notorious from rebranded switches to save costs but somehow failing within a month of use to double clicking in their mouses, but I believe it because I know a few friends who purchased razer gear. Only to find their keyboards and mouses to be recycled within a year
694353 No.16012104
>>16012080
There's nothing gay about norsefags with bad accents wanting to drink from your skull or someone asking you whether you're a manhunter.
560cb1 No.16012163
>>16004326
Mine carked it for the exact same reason. Scroll wheel just went loose. Those side buttons always bothered me because I use fingertip grip. Kind of want a Corsair Katar. 8000 dpi, 85 grams, and $20 but it sounds too good. The plates on the buttons look too thick and they might be shitty.
f9b87a No.16012166
I have a g300s and have had a couple g300s before it, and they all have terrible fucking lifetime. I feel like I start getting double clicks or noclicks on m1/m2/mmb way earlier than I should. I love the layout of this mouse with 6 extra mouse buttons but once this becomes unusable I refuse to buy another one. Are all logitech mice like this?
f3c689 No.16012176
>>16009908
>m50
>not m40
>no pad recommendations
what the fuck is this shit list?
d43a91 No.16012178
>>16012166
I once could have bought one of those on sale for $11 but didn't because I didn't like the button layout.
As for other logitech mice I've been using a g402 for 3 years now for 12+ hours a day and it's been great and hasn't shown any signs of wear year
f9b87a No.16012242
>>16012178
I was big into ASSFAGGOTS when I bought my first one and exactly 6 extra mouse buttons was perfect for casting item abilities. I may pick up one of the more up to date logitech mice then.
f63be9 No.16012259
>>16001356
I GOT IT
It's really solid. The whole aiming side button is a meme though, but unironically good for drawing.
It slows down your speed/sensitivity by a fuck ton and allows to make slow and accurate movements. It's supposed to be for SNIPE SNIPE but games like TF2 benefit from jerky movements so I never had to use it.
c75ebf No.16015757
I got a pictek T16 mouse I think. It is some cheap ass 20 dollar mouse, but it works pretty well and has lasted me a decent amount of time.
b76aa1 No.16026836
I need a silent but good mouse. I also need a silent good for RTS mouse as opposed to shooters.
f3e050 No.16028756
Logitech G502 MSRP: $85
Logitech G203 MSRP: $40
Logitech G502: looks like transformer
Logitech G203: looks like this
If you need 11 programmable buttons on a mouse, you're either an mmo kiddy or play assfaggots, therefore suicide is much cheaper, at only 10 bux for 50ft of hemp rope.
cd5ad1 No.16028781
>>16028756
Side buttons look like shit on that. Granted they don't look a whole lot better on the 502.
I use the 603 myself. The large, easy to use side buttons are essential especially for playing more action-y games. I often bind them to things like block or strong attack depending on the game.