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0BKingCoolermaster "CM storm" Mizar. Switched to original G Pro (corded) when it was still in G305 shape afterwards
AndreiOT89I have the 1st Gen G Pro since 2020 and was never really careful with it and it still works perfectly. Maybe I am just lucky because this is certainly the most reliable mouse I have ever had
Appropriate-Ad-130Logitech g pro hero wired
BlackflagsSFEI play with the Logitech G Pro Hero 2. Had the original and finally got its predecessor. It’s ambidextrous. 2 buttons on the side and a middle click is all I need. I use it with alt and shift combos. I couldn’t imagine having 20 buttons on the side of my mouse. Just not for me.
dinin70Let me write an interesting story. Cutting it short, but I bought a Logitech G Pro (wired one) at release and find myself with 3 of them. I gave one to my brother. Kept another one for later. After 4 years my first mouse died overnight. “Ok bad luck, let me take the other one I have). 6 months later, that second one now has also double clicking while I barely used it. And in between the one of my brother also stopped functioning… I have a very demanding job so I’m not gaming even that much, and still, I mostly play very slow paced games involving a relatively small number of clicks per minute. For most of that time, my brother was leaving abroad, so barely used the mouse… Isn’t that very strange? A bad batch? Planned obsolescence? Want something even more interesting? When I bought the G Pro I equally bought their mechanical keyboard with Romer G or whatever. It also died within that timeframe… So yeah…. Veeeeery curious… I ditched Logitech since then because 4 years lifespan for a 60€ mouse (3 of them actually with 2 barely used) and a 150€ (with discount) keyboard is unacceptable. Now rocking since 4 years a Cherry mechanical keyboard low profile caps and a Zowie mouse. To be seen how long they last but I’m anyway absolutely in love with the Zowie. Couldn’t be purchasing any other mouse to be frank. It’s just absolutely perfect for me.
ExtraReflection1835I still use wired g pro, to me its like it was made for my hands. Sucks that its been discontinued.
FuscelloMy Logitech (pro g hero wired) mouse has been doubleclicking for a while now and I’m tired of it. I’m looking to buy a new mouse with longevity and better features :). I was looking at the Logitech super light se (100\~) and the viper v3 se (100\~), but idk how much the polling rate is important (the mouse I have should only be 1k). I have also seen some discussion on the VXE r1 pro max as it also has 2k polling rate, that I think is the sweet spot; but there surely better choices out there so I’m asking you directly!
About 17x8 cm, I find the mouse I’m currently using quite comfy, so without knowing better I would say it fits size-wise
gaav198720.5/21cm x 9.5/10cm hands here + Logitech G Pro Wireless. After reading this subreddit for a week, it feels like everyone here has 10cm wide hands xD But when I looked at the pictures, something felt off about all the “20x10cm” hand mice recommendations. Do people measure their hands including the thumb, diagonally, or what? Because this G Pro Wireless looks tiny in my hands and my cortisol spiked cause i got hand mogged. For context: I used to play Overwatch professionally for 6+ years (made a living from it, played in the Overwatch World Cup, Top 50 since Season 1). Before that, I got 2nd place in the world in Quake 2 4v4 back in the early 2000s. In the late 90s / early 2000s, I used the first Logitech Premium Optical Mouse, then the G3, then the RX250 (basically all the same shape): 115x62x35mm egg shape. No idea why EloShapes lists the G3 at 38mm height. I hit my peak (Top 30 in Overwatch around 2016/17) using the RX250. Then I switched to the Logitech G203 Prodigy, and my aim felt a bit off — not terrible, just slightly worse. I brushed it off as getting older. Then the cable broke, so I replaced it with a G Pro Wired. That started double-clicking, so I replaced it with a G Pro Wireless. After that, my aim got so bad that I basically stopped playing competitive games altogether. I thought it was just old age — I’m 37 now — but I simply can’t fingertip grip the G Pro. My hand tremors and twitches like crazy with it. Recently, I found my old Logitech mouse from the 2000s, replaced the cable, and launched some aim benchmarks… and suddenly my tracking was back to where it was when I was 20. So now I’m looking for a new mouse. Considering: * Pulsar X2 / X2H * Endgame XM2w (QC issues ??) * Aria II maybe? G305 is definitely not for me. Budget doesn’t matter. Requirements: * Wireless * \~60g or heavier (I hate superlight mice) * Fingertip grip
G pro wired / g203 was ok but it did not feel as good as old logitech mx300 rx250 g3 smt felt slightly off like the sides had different angle not flat. I tried G305 for few min in shop the sides are at an angle and the original mouses had them straight no angle. Idk if i would like it in the long run would need to try but idk. G pro wireless makes my hand shake like crazy when precision aiming i thought its cause of aging and just ignored it and the old mouses do not make me shake like parkinson. I guess its not wide enough in the middle where i grip it.
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