Logitech G502 lightspeed. Best mouse I've ever had.

You can't go wrong with a Logitech Superlight, I've been running it for a while and I definitely recommend it. It is expensive but it's a solid, durable, no BS mouse that's, well, light. It's more designed for shooters and doesn't have a lot of buttons so if you're looking for something with more bells and whistles this is not the one.

Logitech superlight 2 is a really good mouse IMHO. I've used the previous version which is still sold but it has micro usb intead of type-C.

However, I've been using ATK R1 Pro Max and Mad R+ for the last 2 years and I honestly can't find anything that they are missing in terms of performance, durability, weight and battery life.

ATK Mad R+ is half the price of Superlight 2.

You also don't have to install any software. Configuration is done via web interface which every single keyboard/mouse manufacturer should do.

My top 5 of 2024 at least as I have 40+ and review mice:

1. ⁠OP1 8k
2. ⁠Viper V3 Pro
3. ⁠Maya X
4. ⁠Scyrox V8
5. ⁠Beast X Max

19x10 hands, tilted relaxed claw grip.

Scyrox V6 would have made it if I had bought it last year.

• ATK X1(viper v3 pro shape, but imo better clicks and it’s cheaper so more budget friendly)
• Sora v2
• pulsar x2h mini (shape is good, but clicks not my type, plus there are quite a bit of pre travel on the clicks)

I've recently switched to a new gaming mouse and it's been quite durable and responsive, way better than Razer.

Anything EGG, Zowie, Vaxee makes imo

Huge love for my End Game Gear op1we

Vaxee XE wireless, as long as I can make sure my copy's buttons are stiff enough I don't accidentally click all the time (or I'm allowed to replace the switches myself under your rules)

Xlite V3 mini. If it ever comes out.. and if I get lucky with QC.. Shape/Weight and overall balance fits me perfectly.

I wish more mainstream brands like Razer had mini versions of DaV3pro or GPX though.

Deathadder v3 because its the most comfortable shape for my hand size

G-Wolves HSK Plus 4k

the Logitech G502 - the ultimate gaming mouse!

This bad boy is a game-changer with its precision, customizable buttons, and a scroll wheel that feels like pure magic. Whether you're into FPS, MOBA, or anything in between, the G502's adjustable DPI settings give you the edge you need. The build quality is top-notch, and the design is sleek and ergonomic.

But the real star? The customizable weights! Tailor the mouse to your liking and enjoy that perfect balance. Trust me, once you go G502, you won't want anything else.

Pro-tip: Keep an eye out for sales – this gem is often on promotion, making it an even sweeter deal.

My last two mice have been the Razor Basilisk V2 and V3. The best gaming mice I've ever used. I'm not a fan of the RBG but with Razor it looks awesome when toned down. Razor just keeps getting better and better.

G502 lightspeed, it is heavier but has adjustable weights. The mousepad pair you can get makes it absolurtely god tier.

r/MouseReview is going to be able to help you out a bit more but you'll want to figure out what kind of mouse grip you use (palm, fingertip, claw, some weirdo shit) when you ask them.

Pulsar x2 Mini is I think everyone's current favorite smaller mouse

G pro x super light 1/2 or Hyperx pulse fire haste2 I would say, I use asus m4 air but it wired

Budget? g305. Not budget? Razer viper mini

You're right, the Glorious Model O is a great mouse, but there are definitely some exciting new options available, especially if you're looking for a white one! The Razer Viper Ultimate is lightweight, wireless, and comes with a sleek charging dock, making it a great upgrade for gaming.

I would recommend trying the KLIM Blaze Wireless Gaming Mouse. I have tried a lot of the big brands such as the razer viper v2, the g pro wireless and the glorious model o, but everytime I just thought there was no value for money there. The KLIM Blaze has a high level sensor that provides near immediate response times, it's battery life is extremely long and if you are looking for a mouse with great RGB this is the one for you!

With so many options its hard to know which mouse to commit to buying. After using a lot of the Elite level products such as (Razer, Logitech, Glorious) I found myself wanting to try a cheaper option to see how it compared. The KLIM Blaze Pro is a mouse you might not have heard about much, but honestly the quality this product has is incredible. It has one of the best sensors on the market, it's fully wireless and comes with a charging dock and the battery is super long-lasting. If you are on a budget and want something that is still going to improve your performance in game, this is the one for you.

I really like DH3 pro tbh. A better superLight imo

Why are asking this in here like cs players are some mouse experts? There are literally subs for gaming mice

Logitech Superlight is the go-to for me.

Viper v3 or superlight 2 have been the best I've used, I'm not much of a razor fan but I do prefer the viper v3 here, i just prefer the way it glides on the pad, makes it feel super responsive, for gaming obviously.

Personal preference, for gaming my favorite is the G502. Used it for years before replacing to a newer version of it.

For work its the G305 because its cheap and wireless and if it breaks a few years later, i can get another one.

Honestly this, if you're not a big mouse macro user, this is a great mouse.

Has super long battery, wireless and just overall a very comfortable mouse for hours of productivity or gaming imo.

I've had mine for years and will probably buy a new one soon.

I’ve read reviews and posts saying how it’s the best…

…but I have several major problems with this mouse.

First, the polling rate is low, which makes the mouse feel unresponsive if you’re using a high refresh rate monitor (just talking about general movement).

Second, if on Bluetooth… also feels unresponsive, but with a subtle amount of latency.

Finally, I’ve owned two of these. Both broke within a month after the 1 year warranty expired, and Logitech wouldn’t make any exception.

SHAPE IS KING

Don't go here, go to r/mousereview

People in the mouse review subreddit are actively buying and testing all the new releases, measure their hand size and know how to articulate their actual preferences for why certain mice work for them so they can give people reading their reviews a better understanding if that mouse will also work for them (and still, shape is subjective)

You can also compare the basic profile of shapes over at eloshapes.com

Note: this advice mostly applies to FPS focused mice, but many of them still try out more work focused productivity/ergo style mice for work.

I think the best part about this mouse is how quiet the clicks are. I use it for work and it’s just fantastic.

On the other hand, my Lamzu Thorn has insanely loud clicks, probably because it’s really hollow.

Looks like the same shape as the Lamzu Thorn and Puslar Xlite.

Edit: Looks like they are all based on the Zowie EC2

Buenas gente les dejo mi experiencia mi problema radica en lo que ya todos saben SU SOFTWARE, parece un virus activo y no siempre funciona correctamente. El mouse todavia no me genera confianza en cuanto a estabilidad y comodidad al principio me genero dolor de muñeca horrible y dedos horrible tuve que cambiar la manera de agarrar el mouse, con respecto a la presicion tuve que conectar el doungle al cable para tenerlo lo mas cercano posible al mouse y asi simular la presicion casi a la perfeccion como cuando esta conectado el mouse al cable. Mi problema final es la duración de bateria,en realidad no es un problema pero ASUS me prometio 107 hs de uso con una tasa de 1000hz y ami me dura menos de 70 hs. Lo controle 2 veces con un excel que arme donde anote el consumo y el tiempo utilizado. Juego shooter Fortnite con 650DPI asi que el mouse lo muevo muchisimo. En fin mi experiencia me enseño que no siempre lo mas caro es lo mejor, hubiese preferido invertir en un mouse mucho mas economico considerando que gaste mas de 200 usd. Creo que con 130 usd ya podria haber conseguido algo igual o incluso mejor. Saludos hermanos, siempre ayudan en todo este tipo de publicación

Alguien me puede ayudar, tengo este mouse pero tengo problemas con la informacion de la bateria, desde que lo conecte por cable cuando me llego la bateria cargo a 78% desde ahi no baja, ya lo use 15 hs y mas pero sigue en 78% no actualiza el consumo. Alguien sabe como solucionarlo?

How much does ASUS pay for Reddit reviews? I haven’t seen one in a while

Asus mice are good, but their software is garbage. It doesn't even work at all when I was using my Impact 2

I bought the harp ace, I really enjoyed the mouse, has a great shape but the mouse material is not comfortable for my hands so had to use grips on the mouse. I absolutely love it, it is my second go-to besides my dav3pro which I currently main. The only issue most people would have with the mice is the armory crate but don't need it unless you do some crazy dpi.

I loved loved loved my wireless keris (the one with the two different plastics) but armoury crate was so horrible that I switched back to Logitech, because g hub is horrible but better

The Aimpoint mice and also the Harpe might be the best performing 1kHz mice on the market and outperform some 4kHz mice as well.

The shapes are not as good I think, but not bad and I appreciate that they are trying to create their own shapes (they used to copy more).

Armoury Crate is quite resource intensive and hard to uninstall. This is the biggest negative in my eyes.

I can see them gaining market share in the future. I wish they released a tool like Logitech OMM for people who just want to turn off RGB and set DPI etc.

Good mice, too bad armory crate acts like an actual virus sometimes

I have a wired Keris and though it's not my main, Asus knows what it's doing. Their mice hardware is great, shapes can be a bit odd for some but there is no excuse for Armoury Crate. Every time I see some deal on the Harpe Ace, I am tempted but drop my purchase because of that software.