
Logitech G
G600 MMO Gaming Mouse
Customizable MMO workhorse, durable, but discontinued and pricey.

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Ah, an HDB dweller. To address the people making fun at your “mouse too light” issue - I have been used to heavier stuff like a Logitech g604 and Steelseries stuff with multiple side buttons, as well as AA battery razers. I like the heft. I’m used to it. Recently I got an attack shark R3 magnesium that, compared to my old brick like mice, feels like I’m holding nothin’ at all. Took me some time to get used to, especially since my g604 is also my work mouse and I’m used to quick flicks with those. Definitely messed with my aim for the first couple weeks. Given the choice I am still perfectly fine with my heavy ass nice.
i like the attack shark R3, commonly most use the superlight logitech
to be honest it's not difficult to find a good mouse. The last 4 I tried/used were logitech g pro, logitech g pro 2 dex, attack shark r3, and now attack shark r11 ultra. I used the g pro for 2 years before the scroll wheel stopped working, used the g pro 2 dex for a year but it had issues and I didn't like the shape, tried the attack shark r3 and loved the idea of a different mouse material but hated the holes, then tried the r11 ultra and its perfect for me
attack shark R3, R11 ultra, v3 pro, x3 max, v5, i was hating on the brand until tried it myself and instead of buying it on their website for more, you can buy on tiktok shop for sometimes half the price like i bought my r3
attack shark R3, R11 ultra, v3 pro, x3 max, v5, i was hating on the brand until tried it myself and instead of buying it on their website for more, you can buy on tiktok shop for sometimes half the price like i bought my r3
I just wanna discuss how goated this mouse felt for users with small hands like me (especially short fingers 18.5x9cm). When I got this mouse out of the box, holding it felt perfect as I told myself "this is it, my endgame mouse". But upon using it ingame, the sensor feels delayed, input laggy almost as if I'm playing on 125hz polling rate. I know it's not just me because I had it compared to my superlight 2c's instant response time. I returned it and got it refunded tho. Now I need recommendation from you guys, does anyone know a better option than the Zaopin Z1 Pro with flawless weight balancing and top-tier sensor with 0 delay? I heard the Mchose G3 Pro also has this same input laggy issue. I'm also okay with Attack Shark V3 pro's shape and I'm open to hear recommendations similar to that. Attack Shark V3 pro was a good mouse and I felt like I performed fine with the shape itself but the mouse felt dense (?) because it was a small mouse and it weighs 60g. While the attack shark v3 regular is 49g but front heavy so i would like to avoid that. Looking forward to recommendations, cheers!
I have an attack shark v3 pro and it seems pretty good but I have not used it that much yet

Logitech G
G600 MMO Gaming Mouse
Customizable MMO workhorse, durable, but discontinued and pricey.

VXE
R1 Series
Budget king: lightweight, great value, long battery life.

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Hyperlight
Ultra-light (39g) for small hands; sensor is outdated.

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Adaptable shape, optical clicks, but scroll wheel malfunctions.

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G502 HERO High Performance Gaming Mouse
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Logitech G - G600 MMO Gaming Mouse

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