Thread 715148951

give me one (1) good reason why you'd ever need to spend more than 30 bucks on a mouse

i have money

>>715148951 (OP)
sometimes the g305 isnt on sale, so i have to spend a little more for it if mine is dying.

>>715148951 (OP)
why can't logitech build mouse wheels that last longer than 1 year?

>>715148951 (OP)
>still recommending poogitech in 2025
>G305
>dogshit weight, shitty battery cover that wobbles, shitty micro switch that double click after a month
No thanks

>>715148951 (OP)
latency

>>715148951 (OP)
Seems about right. Got my g502 hero for about 30 bucks.

>>715148951 (OP)
>logitech
Even chinkshit is more reliable, because they use more reliable components. Stop shilling garbage Logitech mice, nigger. That's reliability, the tech inside of their mice is shit as well

>>715149265
Because you're a disgusting troglodyte? There's an optical sensor in most wheels these days. If your gamer gunk and hair and what not gets inside the mouse it can get to the sensor and cause it to malfunction. It will literally last forever if you keep it clean.

>>715148951 (OP)
i have this exact mouse, i cant believe it survive more than my other mouses

>>715149713
kek you got a shit one you dumbass jeet. mine is still just as good after 2 years. what a cuck

>>715148951 (OP)
>give me one (1) good reason why you'd ever need to spend more than 30 bucks on a mouse
g502 costs $35 therefore 30 is insufficient

cant believe they got rid of g600 ffs i dont know what i will do when my eventually breaks

because i have a gorilla grip and just kill any mouse without optical switches

>>715148951 (OP)
I bought a deathadder v2 with the optical switches when it first came out, and it's never double clicked on me. All of MG Logitech mind double clicked on me in 6 months or so. Glad I spent more than 30 dollars.

>>715149990
cope, faggot. I bet your shitty G305 battery cover wobbles. Everyone knows about their shitty microswitches that they refuse to change. Even their original G pro mice has double clicking issues, and that's a fucking $150 mouse.
Imagine being a consoomer retard and paying $150 for a shitty quality mice

>>715150257
Razer redeemed themselves the past couple of years. They started to use more acceptable component quality in recent years. Although I can only speak for their mice. If you can find a good deal for a Razer mouse, it's worth it. There was a time where Razer products were completely unusable.

>>715150323
>Even their original G pro mice has double clicking issues, and that's a fucking $150 mouse.
It's 100% true. I have a G Pro right here and the scroll wheel is dead. DO NOT EVER BUY LOGITECH. Horrific quality.

>>715149930
cope

Because my DAV3 Pro is literally perfect.

>spend more
>its just as bad as the cheap one

I replaced my 6 years old Rival 310 with a Viper 3 Pro
The weight difference blew me away

>>715150423
wut

>>715148951 (OP)
i got so used to programmable buttons that i feel naked if i dont have them

>>715150470
>being capable of even noticing when the mouse is 30g heavier or lighter
post feet qt

>>715148951 (OP)
I had a similar logitech mouse and bought a razer basilisk v3 pro yesterday for $90 and holy shit if it isn't a million times better / more accurate / comfy

Why go for shit equipment if you can do better?

>>715148951 (OP)
>why you'd ever need to spend more than 30 bucks on a mouse
You shouldn't, but you shouldn't buy Logitech either.

>>715150546
30g is huge when you play on low sens bro
But here it was 40g

man i am so glad the wired meme is dead and everyone on /v/ can finally agree that wireless is superior in ever way

>>715150564
I've been using the Ninjutso Sora V2 for a year now and it's still working absolutely perfectly. Only downside is the software experience is kind of poor, but I'm not using that all the time

>>715150420
>>715150323
Logitech is the only brand that fits my hand. I have to keep buying their subpar quality shit

>>715150671
You still unfortunately have a bunch of old boomers who refuse to acknowledge that wireless is superior. They still think wireless has significant input delay.

>>715150671
Not superior. It needs charging. That's the only difference I felt when buying a wireless mouse

I bought this goofy motherfucker for 30 bucks back in 2015 and it lasted me up until this year and I replaced it with a g305 for the same price. let's see how long this one holds up

>>715150671
The latency is about 0.3ms worse on the flagship sensor tier but both can reach under 1 millisecond so who really cares
No cable drag pays for it

>>715150809
Never ever felt like this was a problem desu

I want a mouse that uses metal for materials. What's a good one? I like the cool feeling because it's always cold as FUCK here.

Scyrox V6 or keychron m5?
One is 40g and standard ambidextrous layout and the other is 100g with a vertical layout

>>715148951 (OP)
blocks you're path

Thingken of buying a Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed.
I kinda dont want to buy stuff I didnt get to try first and they had that one in the store and I liked the shape.
Im also trying to get away from Logitech both mouse and keyboard wise.

>>715150921
I got cramps from this one, too low

>>715150871
Nobody does that because
>metal fatigue (repeatedly bending at the same angle as you click)
>dense as fuck

>>715148951 (OP)
>give me one (1) good reason
Zoomers can't solder in a $1 button switch once their mouse starts doubleclicking so they have to buy a new one every few months.

Do you match your mouse's colours with your keyboard, or do you not give a fuck?

>>715151078
My keyboard is so old it only has single color, and i disable lighting on my mouse because it drains the battery faster

>>715151078
Good question. After going with white/silver products over the years, I've noticed that I always come to regret it eventually. Now, my soul is dead, and I like to play it safe. I buy EVERYTHING in black. Just everything.

>>715151078
My computer is a machine, not a faggy work of art, made from scrapped parts, good deals, handmedowns, loose wood screws and one of the panels replaced with an electric fan, you think I care?
4080 super btw

>>715150794
>It needs charging.
wrong!
you can use replaceable batteries or a wireless charging mousepad

>>715148951 (OP)
>>715149265
are u me

>>715151316
Or just plug it in before sleep

>>715148951 (OP)
The Logitech G203 is the worst mouse I have ever owned. I will never buy their shit again.
>Scroll wheel rubber disintegrated within a year of use, had to disassemble and rip it out, then carve notches into the wheel plastic for grip to make it usable again
>Two or three years later, now the left mouse button is double clicking, going to try tear it down again to try to fix it
Overpriced garbage is not even worth $5. How is it that their wheel controllers will last 20+ years but their headsets and mice won't last two without something fucking up? The cable for my wired G635 headset fucking melted.
>>715149930
Fake and gay faggot fucking bullshit shill.

>>715151316
That's still a downside over regular mice

>>715151506
not really

>>715151536
How? It's something negative. That means it's worse

>>715150564
No reason to get this anymore when the vxe mad r+ exists

>>715151487
You done? You done buying Logitech crap? You learned your lesson?

>>715151601
If you like optical switches then sure, but I prefer mechanical.

>>715151585
its a sidegrade

>>715148951 (OP)
I used to buy one of these every year until they finally came out with the U2
I vastly prefer the U2 shape

>>715151487
>Fake and gay
I literally "fixed" my g400s' wheel by simply cleaning it for a gorillion times. Kill yourself.

the paint on my logitech keyboard caps just completely chipped away after some months. never seen that before in my life.
the company really went down the shitter.

>>715151731
No, it's only worse

>>715151870
if plugging a wire into charge you mouse is worse then wired must be 10x worse

>>715151614
Already said so, yes. The racing wheel controllers are solid but fuck everything else.
>>715151813
You're either filthy as fuck or an OCD fag. But you are definitely retarded since you didn't read. You first.

>>715151925
No difference between wired and wireless. The wire is so thin and light

>>715152063
>No difference between wired and wireless. The wire is so thin and light
you've never used wireless then

>>715152090
I have a wireless mouse right now

>>715148951 (OP)
If you don't have up to date wireless latency mouse with 8khz polling rate then you are simply not keeping up. Sorry it's just the truth better stay with single player games

>>715152034
>You're either filthy as fuck or an OCD fag.
Neither. I had it for 10 fucking years, of course it's going to get dirty.
>you didn't read
I read the reply to my post. I didn't read the rest of your nigger babble as it wasn't a reply to my post, correct.

>wired ec2 discontinued
>new wireless ec2 is literally three times the price and not better in any way

what the fuck kind of hell did we end up in

>>715151506
>regular mice need to always be plugged in
>wireless mice get plugged in 1% of the time which can be during off time

>>715153986
>plug mouse in once
>no problem
vs
>have to keep plugging and unplugging mouse forever

>>715150323
nothing wobbles you dumb faggot lmao the only thing that wobbles is your little micro dick lol. lmao even.

>>715148951 (OP)
I need more buttons and free spinning wheel.
40€ well spent.

>>715150719
>one year
nigga ive never had a mouse last 6< years

>>715149834
>Even chinkshit is more reliable
no it isn't. it's just cheaper.

>>715148951 (OP)
I need more than two side buttons

>>715149265
My $10 Logitech mouse and keyboard set I got years ago are just fine despite me dropping them both a hundred times.

>>715150257
>>715150367
Optical switches are nice but the wheel disintegrates in maximum two years.

>>715148951 (OP)
i don't spend more than 30 bucks on a mouse though? i have like 5 very good condition g502's i bought 2nd hand from retards for like $5-10 each

>logitech
>double clicks

>>715150795
kek I had one of those RAT mice.

desu I wish bigger brands would have adjustments on their mice like being able to give it extra length.

>>715148951 (OP)
I'm not a poorfag

I needed a G403 for the larger size. I think it was $50.

>>715154783
>must protect poogitech!
Who are you fooling, subhuman consooming jeet?

>>715155327
Good thing I've had it for 4 years now with no issues.
Hmmm

I bought a 170 dollar mouse and this is the third one that has started double clicking since december
Holy fuck what kind of abject garbage did they shill me

>>715148951 (OP)
cuz thats not the g502 and it costs more than 30 dollars where i live

>>715148951 (OP)
Dunno. But after buying a Series X controller for my PC and having it die in less than a year, I'm never buying an expensive controller ever again.

>>715159167
these days you gotta go chink for controllers.
ironically more durable despite being cheaper.

>>715148951 (OP)
I'd pay a little bit more($60). Then be set for life.

>>715150564
I got one of these mice, for some reason using the wireless sensor causes random shutdowns on multiple systems (wired seem to work fine). So there is definitely something sussy with quality control but other than that it's like 90% as good as some of the 100$+ mice I've used.

I just like the shape man

>>715160307
same.

if they could make a 2025 version ~50g weight, seperate M1/M2 from the rest of the shell, have 2 side buttons, and use optical switches I'd get one.

imo that thumb area was perfect, just big enough to reduce drag but not retarded like the G502 and razer basilisk.

I can't comprehend how anyone functions with only two side buttons

Microsoft Pro Intellimouse is my favourite shape, but I needed a wireless mouse so I got the G305 and it's been great. Shape isn't my favourite, but it's definitely good enough. A bit too small. I'll never buy any Razer shit again in my life.

>>715160950
easy, you have a keyboard with 104 buttons right next to it

>>715160950
name what those buttons do and i'll tell you

ordered this from amazon. 10 bucks, wired, and not ugly as fuck like so many modern mice.

>>715149265
My last G305 lasted 7 years before starting to double click. Got a new one last year

I really liked the OP1 but its just too damn small

>>715162341
Ah so it's not just me. I have average hands and a semi claw grip and I would always fuck mouse 4 with mouse 5 before the opi started misfunctioning anyway.

>>715149265
Because it's cheaper for them to honor the warranty when they fail than bother increasing the costs of production by a few cents and using better switches from the beginning.

>buying symmetrical mice
stop giving l*ft-handed freaks recognition

>>715165951
symmetrical mice just feel better
ergos are inherently subpar if you don't palm grip

Because I want a mouse with better clicks, better sensor, lighter and more responsive.

>>715165951
I love/hate this mouse.

its good for a very specific grip but if you try to change it up a bit it feels kinda shitty.

the front end IMO is too high and the mouse is not quite long enough for me and its a bit too wide

>he buys a mouse with >2ms click latency
what's your excuse

I only buy mice that have non rubbery sides and optical switches at minimum, even if I gotta pay $100 for it idc.

>>715167996
>tfw we live in a world where optical switches isn't even enough anymore
We need optical scroll wheels too now. Hopefully now that Razer Deathadder V4 Pro just launched with it, other brands will start adapting it too.

Enough of this stupid shit where "high-end" mice sometimes only last 1 year.

>>715148951 (OP)
What's a good budget mouse for people with big hands?

I'm thinking of buying Razer Basilisk V3. Is there something I could spend my money better on?

>>715168201
yea thats another thing, when a scroll wheel happens to stop half way between a step and finishes randomly at the worst time.

I have to unbind my scrollwheel in games on some mice because of this

>>715168415
how big?

the basilisk is not really that good for gaming IMO

endgame makes really good mice like the XM2
lamzu maya x is apparently really good

the best mouse i have ever owned

>>715168747
ive almost bought this a few times. idk why something in my gut tells me not to.

For fun

>>715168465
>when a scroll wheel happens to stop half way between a step and finishes randomly at the worst time
My current Superlight(third one, because of previous RMAs due to double clicking M1/M2) has developed this after I swapped the switches due to double clicking and it's extremely annoying even just trying to browse sites. I'm pretty much done with Logitech's mice at this point. Just ordered a Fnatic x Lamzu Maya X.

ultralight vertical mouse when

So are ergonomic mice a gimmick, are do they have actual merit?

>>715168842
Wait until they make a Superlight 3 that has optical thumb buttons and optical scroll encoder. These mice will almost always end up having issues with either doubleclicks, scrollwheel, or side buttons within the first 2-3 years, sometimes within the first year if you are unlucky.

If you are super unlucky you can get all 3 at the same time.

What do you guys map the top button to? I have mine set to mute my PC which is kind of handy.

>>715168576
>How big

I have Logitech G203 and it looks like this in my hands.

>>715169129
yea I guess theres a reason why I stopped buying logitech after my G500s failed back in the day.

once I started using razer I never stopped, I just bought new ones for a different shape feel.

but razer doesnt really seem to care about making new shapes anymore

>>715148951 (OP)
You can buy basically flagship mice for $20 now and people are still buying a G305. You even even buy a better cheaper G305 shaped mouse for cheaper than the G305.

Truly sad times.

What's a good ultralight mouse these days, i'm open to chinkium copies off aliexpress

>>715169343
Nobody is buying anything. You are in a marketing thread.

>>715169227
https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=logitech-g203-lightsync-vs.-razer-viper-v3-pro-vs.-endgame-gear-xm2-8k


you can mouse over the diff. mice to highlight them and add more comparisons.

I have the g305 in purple. It's cool but kinda wish I knew it used double a batteries. Also the scroll wheel feels stiff when clicking down on it

>>715168884
Based. I have the Purple Frost too. My main is now a WLmouse Beast X Pro. Key 83 Artisan pad.

>>715169728
I've got the key 83 too but stopped using it after I got a skypad 4.0

>>715169058
they're good, it prevented my wrist from being raped
i don't think i can go back anymore, it just feels weird on the ring and pinky

>>715168747
>owned 2 mice

>>715169363
scyrox v6 is 44g and it has the best wireless latency in the world
if you want wired then probably mchose l7 pro

My 203 started double clicking after 18 months, so I replaced it with a viper mini, which was too narrow and started cramping my hand.
I'm using this now

>>715148951 (OP)
More? I need less.

>>715149265
just replace the switches and it will last forever. this is an extremely easy process that will teach you new skills and realistically anyone can easily accomplish by following along with a youtube video or photo guide.

>you shouldn't buy logitech
Name one brand that can switch between multiple devices using the same mouse with only a button press like my mx keys and M720 can using the same reciever, and I might consider buying it.

>>715170093
>best wireless latency in the world
that would be dav v4 pro

>>715170093
Heard about the scryox but not the mchose, thanks

Started off with a Razer Lachesis in like 2007 or so. Loved that sexy beast. Still werks to this day. Then I moved to an EVGA Torq X10 in 2014 (my buddy and I both got them with a cool mouse pad, also he had a CM Storm Trooper and I have a Storm Stryker), but the chinsy plastic broke while I was trying to take it apart in 2019 (poor build design). Luckily I had a Razer Naga HEX on backup that I found on sale (I wanted more side buttons) about four years prior. That was fine until one day it stopped working. I dunno what happened. Perhaps a component went bad when my PSU shat the bed, but the software wouldn't recognize it and I couldn't get the side buttons to work. Anyway, luckily I had another mouse on backup, a Steel Series Rival that my wife got me for my birthday. The software is atrocious and the buttons are crude and insensitive (I get a lot of failed clicks), but it has three side buttons and it has some kind of macro program. I need to get another mouse for when this one breaks.

>Moral of the story
Expensive mice break, too.
Always have a mouse on backup.
>To answer your question
You need a specific functionality that other, cheaper mice on the market do not provide (sensitivity, buttons, software) or you are autistic (possibly retarded as well) and you need something with a high(er) quality fit & finish.

>>715149930
>There's an optical sensor in most wheels these days
This is deeply funny, because the exact opposite is true. All wheels USED to be optical, and they would fail after the heat death of the universe. All "modern" mice have started using mechanical scroll encoders, which break within a year or two, because people were starting to get too annoyed about the broken mouse buttons so they pivoted to fucking up another vital component to ensure the zoomers buy a new mouse every 2 years.

>>715148951 (OP)
>>715149017
Based g305chads
>>715149265
I've had mine for 5 years

>they will never make a diamondback V3 or a Mx518 2025 edition

first and best gaming mice shape I owned

I'm starting to get constant double click issues with mice. Build quality has gone to shit.

>>715170757
i'd take it with a grain of salt until rtings tests it

>nice weight
>mouse clicks and scroll wheel feel extremely solid
>no software, uses physical buttons for dpi and poll rate
>no rgb lighting
This is the first time I've bought a mouse that didn't feel like cheap shit. Only had it for like 2 months though so hoping it will last.

20 years and still going, gonna outlive me someday

The reason to pay more than 30 bucks for a mouse is to buy one made in the first world by white people.

My mouse was made by a small company who provide mice for industry work, as in the kind of shit where you can't fuck up the circuit on purpose for "muh planned obsolescence".

If you are buying CONSUMER grade hardware in the modern day, you are completely fucking braindead. Big companies have spent the past 30 years trying their very hardest to make products that just barely work for long enough that you're forced to buy a new one the second your consumer protection runs out, and they have gotten very good at it.

I bought a Kone Pro half off because it fits in my hand very nicely. With the LEDs off its a very clean looking mouse too.

>>715171941
>industrial mice
meds

>>715171941
What's the point of your post if you aren't posting your mouse and where to buy it?

>>715171941
>tease
Okay, dummy. Sure.

>>715171941
tell us what the name of your magical mouse

>>715172941
is

>>715148951 (OP)
My wife tried to buy ne a $100 laptop cooling pad for a $900 laptop yesterday.

To answer your question: there is none, people are just really fucking stupid.

>>715148951 (OP)
Been using this for like 4 and a half years now, works near perfectly and I refuse to replace it until I find another mouse that has number keys like this

>>715148951 (OP)
Because Deathadder still has the best shape for me
>>715149265
Because they put the best mouse wheels in the MX

is someone going to make a mouse with analog switches that isn't a torture device?

>>715150671
I despise wireless on principle and will continue to do so.

>>715148951 (OP)
I play StarCraft broodwar but i buy a $40 mouse from razer
>>715148969
Retard

>>715175362
use case?

Was thinking about picking up a Redragon M908 since the scroll wheel on my Corsair Scimitar broke and I don't wanna buy another one since the newer ones still have the same problem. It's also only $23 while Corsair wants $55.
Anyone have experience with Redragon mice?

>>715150564
>>715150719
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>>715166120
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>>715172098
>no dpi button
>no onboard memory
holy cringe, do zoom zooms really?

>using a wired mouse in 2025
lmao

what mouse does not develop double clicking

>>715178630
technically anything with optical switches.

>>715178798
any good ones with optical?

>>715178997
I'm currently using a Lamzu mouse but those are expensive and I only had it for a few months so I dont know how long it will last. Previous ones were ROCCAT but the company doesnt exist anymore and while they never developed double clicking the wheel started to jump within three months. Optical switches arent that rare anymore there should be plenty of options.

>>715171757
If they are that great and durable, why did Logitech stop making them?