DARK CORE RGB PRO SE Wireless Gaming Mouse

Got the Corsair dark core RGB pro SE. It has two dpi buttons and the back and forward button. maybe you can remap those

i've been there with big hands and palm grip. the g502 feels tiny honestly. for something actually heavy and large, check the [Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Corsair+Dark+Core+RGB+Pro+SE) - it's wider and heavier at around 142g. also the [Razer Basilisk V3](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Razer+Basilisk+V3) has adjustable scroll resistance and a solid weight. if you want really heavy, some older models like the Logitech G903 can be found with optional weight systems too.

i feel you on the superlight being small for palm grip. with hands that size look at the [corsair dark core pro](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=corsair+dark+core+large+hands) or razer basilisk v3 - both are chunky and fill your palm better. also check out the logitech g703 if you want to stay in the logitech ecosystem but need more height. the steelseries rival 600 has a really long shape too. death adder is more for claw so no surprise it felt off.

I believe they can be remapped—i just remapped the "sniper" button on mine to be middle click, as my MMB is inconsistent after ~7 years.

I've owned the two versions of this mouse, and loved both. The first one did only make it about 5 years before the battery stopped keeping a charge tho.

So I've had a Logitech G502 Hero for about 5 years now and I've always hated. I know that mouse is like the Holy Grail of mice and anytime there is someone asking which mouse to get, its always at the top of the discussion but I just straight up hated it. Backstory: As a kid growing up, I always used the same mouse. It was this old corded one with a PS2 connector. It was big and bulky and I loved it. When I was 17 I built my first build with my own money. I went with the Corsair Dark Core. I hated it right away. It was way too light and would get dragged around by the weight of the cord easily. The main buttons were way too sensitive. Just with my fingers resting on it, it would randomly click especially when I would go to flick my aim and my grip would naturally tighten on the mouse. I used it for about a year and I couldnt take it anymore and saw that most pro gamers and gamers in general use the G502 so I got one and retired the Corsair to my work office PC where the issue isnt as noticeable. The weights that came with it made it an immediate improvement over the Corsair model. I use all of them and I enjoy it. Most people dont care for heavy mice so I guess Im weird and it doesnt hinder my flick shots contrary to what others report. Overall it also doesnt feel very sturdy. The old mouse was wide and long and the plastic on the buttons was thick and felt weighty clicking them. This issue also spreads to the DPI buttons right next LMB on top of the mouse. They are so sensitive that I am constantly brushing them with my fore finger an changing DPI mid fight, The issue is that the buttons are still way too sensitive. Its annoying playing Battlefield and your character stops sprinting to ADS every couple seconds or youre playing a game with team damage and you accidentally shoot someone and they try to vote kick. TLDR: Looking for a cheap ($50-60ish) mouse that has decent weight, preferably with removeable weights, that doesnt have sensitive buttons made of thin plastic. Thanks!

Im not a fan of the shape on it no. Its a bit too thin and not big enough. My hand drapes all the way over it with more hand to spare.  What i do like is the weight but that is the only thing that I enjoy about it really.  Im not sure about the tremors. My finders are pretty stable when I hold them even and I don't really shake. The issue comes from the way my hand rests. Cause I have large hands a lot of weight gets put on the buttons. I have to alter my grip to hover my fingers over the mouse buttons. Last night I folded a small piece of paper and wedged it under the buttons and it helped and didnt have the issue but I'd have to push harder on the buttons and they felt weird. So maybe its the spring mechanism that supports the weight of the buttons and finger? Im not too tech savvy on how mice so im not sure if there is an actual separate component thag makes the mice buttons rebound, or if its just the plastic itself bending and rebounding to reset  My girlfriend has a red dragon mouse that is wide ao its comfortable for me to grip but I still have the same issue with the mouse buttons

I like the weight of the G502. The main issue is the sensitive buttons that feel like they have no weight to them. I appreciate the suggestions! I will have to looks into those.