Logitech G - G402 Hyperion Fury FPS Gaming Mouse

I've got G402, G502 and G502X and After all this time I still think the G402 is the best simply due to the fact it has no RUBBER on the left side so it NEVER feels sticky. Truth.

rubber on the right side, the left side no rubber

the double click is a 50-50, my g502 and g402 lasted for 4-5 years and i didn't get double click issues in both of them

Maybe try g402? Its wired and outdated but its damn comfortable for my big ahh hands

I've been using a $20 G402 for *six* years and the left click is only just now finally starting to go. Wanted to get a replacement, glad to hear the 502 sounds like a good choice since that's what I've been eyeing.

Looks like an entire page of bad takes. G402 is pretty much the perfect shape for aiming in an FPS. It looks like a palm mouse but it works perfect for claw/relaxed claw for me with 19.5cm hands. Yea, you can buy better sensors now, but you're probably going to be getting a worse shape to go with it, and annoying Omron optical clicks that are far worse than the stock G402 mechanical. Your only options will probably be something like moving to some potentially strange shape like the Zaopin Z2, Incott Ghero (why is this mouse named this), or some kind of Viper v3 clone.

i use it from 2017 untill 2 days ago when it stoped working, in transition while waiting and picking new mouse im using bloody v7 that i bought 10 years ago and i reallyze that i was thinking that is great mouse but infact 1.micro movement is rly hard with it because its heavy,and that couses inconsistency when you play more than 2-3hrs 2.i usually played csgo , 2 now , and after few games i was slower and losing duels because of that 3. sensor was perfect never spins out, every move is precise, but i had problem with micro aim probably because its big and heavy , aiming with bloody v7 (3305dk sensor) for me is superior at micro aiming, and it has terible sensor on my dpi 680edpi i spin out every time i need to turn around fast , and sometimes on harder flicks 4. on g402 flicks are precise , for flick shots it was great, for control its bad 5.ghub for me is bad but its good that you can turn off click that are closest to left click , and you can program i think every button 6. now there are a lot better picks for shape and precision tips for bloody v7 users - on 400 dpi it spins out less :)

G402 for the last 5 years. I have huge hands(i can hold the basketball with one hand). The wire on the mouse has started to comeoff since last 6 months. Now I am looking for a wireless mouse. Any good suggestions?

Bot some stfuff Kind of preference other stuff kind of matters. I had a cheap dell mouse I thought I had bad skills but that mouse was just less responsive. I switched to Logitech g402 amazing mouse and I saw a jump in my ranks without any other changes. But then some people will swear by light mouses vs heavy mouses. That's a personal preference. Unless you're gonna play vct champions it doesn't matter if you play with a heavy or light mouse.

My main mouse is the logi g402 ive had it for 4 years and no complaints. I also have the exact kreo mouse you are looking at for more than 2 years, pretty good bt connectivity and the silence switches are nice but the software is not good at all the ghub for logi is the best software for configuration of buttons. On windows the kreo works very good but i remember running into some problems with mac devices on bt mode like it kept getting disconnected but that was pretty long back i think that might be fixed by now but i cant check anymore since I no longer have a mac device. In terms of hand feel, i have fairly larger hands so i prefer bigger mice like the g402, the kreo is also fairly large and light but the g304 is quite small so take that into consideration. I haven't use the razer mouse so can't comment on that

Personally using haste 2 core, I can vouch for it, before that I was using g402 but it was way heavier