You will also feel a difference once you remove all the weights from your G502
Check these out:
* [Razer Cobra](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Cobra-Lightweight-Underglow-Adjustments/dp/B0C5XNRVWM/ref=sr_1_6?sr=8-6)
* [Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Wireless-Lightweight-Programmable-compatible/dp/B07CGPZ3ZQ/ref=sr_1_5?sr=8-5)
You can go for the Razer Cobra. I started using the G502 in 2016, and it stopped working in 2022. After that, I switched to the Razer Basilisk V3, but it stopped working last month. Now I’m back to using the G502, though I’m planning to switch to the PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Wireless.
If you’re 110% certain there’s not a tiny little hair in your mouse sensor, this is likely a mouse pad issue. Wired vs wireless isn’t going to be the thing that fixes it - you’re going to need to clean your mouse pads, change mouse pads or get a new mouse with a different sensor.
I used to have one of the original 502 HERO (HERO 16k) sensor mice and it was VERY picky about what mouse pad I was using. More recent Logitech mice don’t care as much, but my GPX Superlight definitely spun out more than once on the exact same mouse pad *(Artisan Hien)* that any mouse with a PixArt sensor never had a problem with.
I recently changed my 6yo g502 hero for the g502 x, little improvements but the soul it's the same, I can't use othe mouses, I always use the infinite scroll and I like that shape. For the older one I just have to complain that the switch can miss clicks after some years but maybe it's just normal use, the x versions has optical ones, also the lightspeed?
I retired my G502 HERO a few month ago after years of service.
Got a new one without even remotely thinking about it. It's such a good mouse for its price!
As many others are saying in this comment section,g502. Ive had mine since 2018, and the only issue ive had so far is my pinky finger creating a small indent on the rubber where it sits, and thats over 8 years of use. No issues with responsiveness or the sensor in all that time. my current one is wired, and the only mouse I am considering upgrading to is the g502 x lightspeed. For your use case, I would reccomend a wired g502 HERO, it can be found for about 40 dollars and will last you years and years
As many others are saying in this comment section,g502. Ive had mine since 2018, and the only issue ive had so far is my pinky finger creating a small indent on the rubber where it sits, and thats over 8 years of use. No issues with responsiveness or the sensor in all that time. my current one is wired, and the only mouse I am considering upgrading to is the g502 x lightspeed. For your use case, I would reccomend a wired g502 HERO, it can be found for about 40 dollars and will last you years and years
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