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

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Razer mamba te, it was just so clean and with all the lighting options, nothing after that came close
I hear you there. When I made the switch to PC from console I bought a Razer Blackwidow Chroma Stealth, a Mamba TE and the og Firefly mousepad. Went through 6 mice due to the sensor dying before the warranty expired, 2 firefly's due to the cloth coming off the surface, and then windows updated one day and the Blackwidow shut off and never turned back on. I'll never ever buy anything Razer again. Swapped to Corsair and haven't regretted it.
Some years ago I got Razer Mamba tournament edition as a gift buying Black widow keyboard and it starts doing double clicking on RMB right after year of use. I used it for every day gamedev routine, not for heavy nervous game sessions. I was wandered about quality of razer mouse switchers because had a lot of Logitech mise working fine for years. I am just bought and resoldered Kailh microswitcher and had no problems with that mouse since then. It was 2-3$ fix, mouse still in use 7 years after. Now I am constantly using Razer Naga v2 pro wireless, bought it two years ago and few days ago faced with MMB problems. It can't hold MMB now. I use lot of CAD, 3d software and use MMB for navigation. Now I am just reassigned MMB to another free button and think to fix another Razer mouse. The point of my massage: Razer has pretty shitty mouse switchers but U can easily fix it by yourself for few bucks.
I'm look for recommendations for a wireless mouse. About me: * 19cm x 10 cm hand * right handed * mainly fingertip grip (90%), but sometimes palm (10%) * only used Razer mice before (ignoring the $10 Walmart crap), but not committed to the brand. I've used: 1. Deathadder v1 wired: liked a lot, it was my first gaming mouse 2. Mamba tournament: hated. Sensor stopped working for 3-5 seconds randomly after a few months. Only reason I didn't demand a refund was because it was a gift 3. Viper Ultimate (VU): love the feel of it and the extra buttons on the right side to switch profiles are nice-to-have. I **hate that I can only use the original usb b cable** to charge it. Side grips started melting after a couple months of heavy use, I don't hand sweat though much, so idk why, but I bought some aftermarket grips to help. Requirements in priority order: 1. Wireless, Bluetooth is a nice-to-have 2. Can use macros. I have a macro in Razer Synapse to rapidly right-click 50x/sec 3. 2 customizable side buttons (see point 2). More is fine, less is not. 4. Uses AA batteries or has a USB C. I'm trying to adopt 1 cable for everything. AA is nice for quick battery swap, but either is fine 5. Shell design: No sharp/edgy mice (G502), no mesh shells! I want an easy to clean mouse! 6. Durable/all plastic grip: see my Viper review above 7. Battery life: applies to USB C mice only, I can replace AAs easily. 8. Lighter weight preferred, but no strict requirements, it can be a little heavier than the VU I currently have Don't care as long as it's not crap: * click feel * glide * price * color * polling rate * RGB: I'll turn it off anyways Currently considering the Viper V3 HyperSpeed, but I have researched anything else yet, which why I'm defaulting to another Viper.
I just scooped one to. Love this thing! Was using an older mamba and didn't realize how much mice have changed.
I really likw the razer deathadder v3 pro. My previous mouse was a razer mamba which lasted me 10+ years after which I decided I wanted something new. It was still working perfectly fine

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.

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

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Viper V3 Pro
Adaptable shape, optical clicks, but scroll wheel malfunctions.

Logitech G
G502 HERO High Performance Gaming Mouse
Durable, heavy workhorse with free-spin scroll; prone to double-clicking.

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Logitech G - G600 MMO Gaming Mouse

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