I'm looking for an esports mouse that's not too expensive but not too cheap. I have a budget of 60 euro. I'm in the games CS: GO, Fortnite and Osu! Active. We're looking for a light mouse with 2 side buttons (mousebutton 4 - 5). As I said no more than 60 euro if possible.
https://amazon.de/...01D2BBZMU/
Osu should not be a criterion, because if you keep playing, you'll end up buying a tablet anyway.
I completely forgot I idiot, thanks! 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Really easy: Glorious Model 0 (is also cheap (49-59 euro), decent sensor etc.) / Final mouse ninja (hard to get - certainly worth their original price - the moon prices on ebay not)
Alternative: G-Pro or G701 and the whole Zowie dinger and if you want a big mouse the deathadder elite. But they are not all as easy as the two above and more expensive.
As I know, the two upper mice are used white by streamers and fortnite proplayers. But I found the design questionable, which is why I have not responded to it yet. In the eye I currently have the Logitech G403 Prodigy in mind.
Have both - had the G403 - are clearly better mice (both).
Thanks for the info, I'll think about it.
Very good and now relatively cheap would be the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum.
It weighs 120g and has 5 optional weight plates (a 3.6g) and an adjustable (very high) sampling rate. Similarly, the USB clock rate is adjustable.
Even with the gaming software you can create very complex macro functions. For example, Is a flexible continuous fire function feasible. And the LED lighting is extensively customizable. But you can also turn it off completely.
https://www.logitechg.com/de-de/products/gaming-mice/g502-proteus-spectrum-rgb-gaming-mouse.html
https://www.gameyard.de/technik/gaming-maeuse/logitech-g502-proteus-spectrum/
https://www.hardwareschotte.de/suche/?searchstring=logitech+g502+proteus+spectrum
But there are other models of the G502.
For example, The older Proteus Core and a very expensive radio variant (~ 150 euro).
120g is the opposite of light.
I would suggest the Glorious Model O, Zowie mice and a few Logitechs. But also important is the grip type and the size of the hand.
I'm fine with it. I even have all the weights in it.
I'm not an e-sportsman, or hardcore gamer.
And the Proteus Core should weigh ("empty") even 160g.
I also had a heavy mouse in the work for a very long time, got along great. Have then as a comparatively ne very light mouse (60g) - go back is impossible - Is just for such an esports stories synonymous objectively worse if you have a very heavy mouse.
About taste can't be argued.
I just yawned purely because he had explicitly asked for a light mouse.
Have an Asus Rog Harrier GT300
only to be recommended
I almost always had larger and (apparently) "heavier" mice.
I never actually noticed that…
My heaviest mouse was such a Logitech MX wireless mouse with one of the first laser sensors that also worked on glass. Since 2 AA batteries, or -kkus came into it. In contrast, the G502 is almost a real lightweight.
And with a 60g mouse I would somehow be afraid to break it…
I still get almost screaming cramps when I think back to my dad's (mechanical) cheap mice… Even the 10-15 euro for a Logitech optical pilot were a waste of money.
Thank you. I'll get smart about this mouse.
I think the glorious is a little bit small. Currently I have the Logitech g403 is eye.
You should not do much wrong with that, moreover one of the cleanest designs for me personally!
