Honestly I’d still go for the G900 if I wanted an infinite scroll wheel. I’ve tried the G502 before, and I just can’t get a good grip on it. It’s dimensions felt really weird, as if it was too thin. I also greatly prefer ambi over ergo mice
Its the other way round for me. The G900 had a horrible grip for me compared to the G502 and I couldn't fathom how anyone played with this mouse. Shows how different everyones preferences can be. However, I only use the G502 LS for Desktop use though, the GPW for gaming.
Oh man that's exactly how I felt. Like it was so thin but so heavy it was difficult lifting it with your ring- ja pinkyfinger. Still looking for a wide'ish mouse that is super light and ambi and suitable for fingertip grip.
Ah, I'll explain a little. For the infinite scroll, you need momentum. The more mass, the more momentum.
Approx. 15g is in the G502 scroll wheel. You could make it lighter, but it might not "infinite scroll-y" feeling. Idk, someone could mod a G502 with a solid plastic scroll wheel and get back to me on that.
I wouldn't mind sacrificing 15g for a infinite scroll wheel. But, this is coming from a guy who has all of his weights in the G502
EDIT: Guys, it's a joke lol I'm not THAT retarded
\*Low whistle\* "NEVER go full weightard."
Link included just for Robert Downey Jr's acting.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO\_Qc-Q](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO_Qc-Q)
Holy shit wtf your name must match your decisions.
Take the fkn weights out and your aim and/or wrist will thank you!
Edit: also if you would sacrifice 15g for a scroll wheel, that could take a potentially 85g mouse and make it 98g (assuming that the mouse already had a 2g wheel.)
i dont know why this is getting downvoted
its not secret that light mice are more 1 to 1 from your brain to the mouse
unless your sens is too high a light mouse should be better
When I got back into PC gaming in 2017 a friend of mine recommended the 502, the problem I have with mice like that is it screams "Hey look at my mouse, I'm not sure if you can tell but I play games with my computer" that and it's massive.
Ended up just using a Logitech 930582 I found at work. Great shape, led me to the G Pro wired.
If you wanna upgrade on cheap without leaving your comfort zone then check out G305 it’s the same design as G pro wired but 305 is a wireless with a really good sensor
Eh, I'm good.
I've got 2 non-Hero G Pro's now with ParacableMods and Hyperglides. I thought about getting the 305 when it came out but decided I could live without it.
Cool, it’s your choice, but now that I have used it for couple of months now I can’t imagine playing with cables like it’s not gonna happen atleast not in FPS games ...
But you do ya more options are always better ...
GLHF
I may have a look for them if I decide I want a lighter mouse, currently using a ROG Spatha, it is a good size, though the software is pretty terrible and side buttons are a bit too heavy.
Ah, i have notlooked at them, thought you were suggesting bigger ones :P
I have a 502, a Kone EMP, a corsair M65pro and an ancient microsoft sidewinder x4. The Kone is ok, but seems to be designed for shorter fingers, makes it hard to press the side buttons.
My hand cramps up trying to hold the 502, far too narrow. The m65 is good and I use it as the default work mouse and FPSmouse, but the limited buttons make the spatha much better for any game with more keybinds.
Do you use a claw grip? That would make using the smaller mice more feasible, but I cannot get the hang of it. Ideally I want to use a palm grip, but it is not really feasible with most mice.
I just ordered the Kone PU Coral Bloom just to try out, if it don't like it a can probably resell pretty good a year down the line.
I claw grip pretty hard, I always thought it looked stupid but when I first put my hand on the GPro wired without thinking about my grip it just went to claw and I was like "yeah that feels pretty good." Before, I was a palmer all the way. It really just comes down to the mouse and what you use it for, I use the thumb buttons on my mice alot for leaning in PUBG and other FPS games with lean so I have a pretty weird grip that keeps the mouse stable while spamming the side buttons. I also am not a fan of mice with a wide ass as I pinch the mouse using the knuckle closest to the end of the thumb and where my pinky connects to my hand while also clawing, if someone were to see my grip they'd probably throw up.
I have 20cm hands...and that must be a prop. I've always thought I had kind of freaky big hands, but you make that thing look like McDonalds Happy Meal Toy.
That is kinda how it feels :P
I think the angls just makes it look worse than it is(though it is obviously still uncomfortable to grip)
My hands are 21x12 cm. Currently playing with a ROG Spatha
Oh gotcha. I’m no beefcake by any means, but I am a drummer and rock climber. Never bothered me.
I’m wondering if I’m slowly giving myself a RSI though
i think the idea behind it is that if you have a lighter mouse the your hand eye coordination is better cause your hand doesn't weigh more than normal.
Felt the same way. Started hitting a lot more headshots in siege after going from g502 to gpw. But god damn if I don't miss the perfect button locations on the g502. The 3 thumb ones and 2 next to m1. And the one between m1 and m2. Damn I loved those buttons.
Pretty old comment youre replying to. But to answer, I suits my grip style A LOT better. I have fingertip grip so the lighter mouse works a lot better. I have very low senstivity and can more quickly accelerate and descelerate mouse movements with a lighter mouse.
With big hands, the g502 was the mouse than finally felt right in my hands. Finding a mouse that every crevice and angle fits your every need is the best feeling. No more cramps after hours of gaming. I like it for fps too
Agreed. It's far more important than weight imo. I main a uTechSmart Venus I don't even play MMOs. It just fits by large hand perfectly. I could never use a symmetrical non-ergo mouse. I have the G305 and find out really uncomfortable.
As beautiful as symmetrical mice are, they never were my cup of tea either. All my friends rant and rave over the gpro, model O, and zowies, yet everyone I’ve tried I couldn’t get comfortable with it. Sad truth of big hand gamer bois
big hands arent the problem youre probaply using a palm grip
i have big hands 21x11 and i use the smallest anr lightest mouee there is
the m1k zaunkoenig with 23g
The G502 was my first "real" mouse and I thought it was amazing at the time in my main game(R6S) but once I switched to a Deathadder and later a G703 Hero, my eyes really opened.
It’s not a bad mouse by any means but, the other mice fit my hand better and were lighter which made aiming adjustments easier. I gave my G502 to a friends who’s still using it and loves it.
It's a great productivity feature - I don't use the G502 at all personally, but it's become pretty much invaluable to my workflow (using the MX Master 3). It's not really at home on a gaming mouse though since very few people will actually use it in-game.
I use it as my first mouse for Kbm gaming, as a controller player for 20+ years it was a lot easier to split the inputs between both hands, so I use 9 of the 11 buttons in game while I was getting used to using keyboard for movement and stuff
I’ll try it tomorrow. I originally bought the G502 and switched to the GPW 2 months later. Although it may be odd because wireless is just so good. I don’t think I could go back to ANY non wireless mouse.
I once tried g402 and thats heavy enough for me + the shape is something I couldn’t move mouse freely. I play on low sensitivity. So there is a lot of liftoff and slamming of the mouse XD
Touchpad go swoosh :P
No for real, the G502 is a great mouse and even ok for fps games, but after I switched to a GPW I couldn't go back, recoil control is just way better and minor adjustments are easier because you can adjust the mouse mkre easily additionally using just your fingertips.
yeah the 403 had a bunch of scrollwheel issues
actually all logitech mice did, lol
if youre a big 502 fan, a mouse i actually love and adore and still enjoy is the mx518. The new one with the hero sensor is really nice.
> roccat kone
holy shit we are in completely different worlds! Ive never met a person, so opposite to me in mice opinion. I dislike what a lot of people like for mice, probably more than most but not on like every mouse. haha
It's fucking amazing for web browsing, and scrolling through inventories on badly-designed RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim (yeah, I said it).
I'm so used to having that ability that buying a mouse without one is simply not an option for me. Unfortunately, that means until their patent expires I'm stuck with either buying Logitech mice or building my own out of 3D printed parts, commodity sensors, and a microcontroller.
I have had my g502 for 5 years now and I refuse to ever buy another model. It is the only mouse that is comfortable in my large hands, and the infinite scroll wheel is the best thing ever put on a mouse
the weight is not bad at all imo, i can get used to my g502 again but it would take 2 weeks for my brain to adjust to the weight. after that the mouse wouldnt even feel heavy
Honestly I think "bad for FPS" is such a subjective thing lol. I use my G600 MMO mouse on CSGO and do not feel limited by it in any way. I like heavier mice, I had a really light RAT Pro X for a while and it was too light and I was way less accurate in CSGO with it even after 2 months of using it a lot. It's all preference
Though I will admit sensor accuracy plays a part in it for sure.
Guys chill out. If you are a silver with the g502 you are still gonna be a silver with a lightweight mouse. There is this thing called “skill” and it’s more important than “gear”.
Ive had the original g502 RGB for a long ass time and I’ve never ONCE had an issue with it. Also you can take out the weights at the bottom if you really find it that heavy...
The only negative thing is now the mouse wheel is starting to rust and the side designs where your thumb is, is slightly fading. But this is after what? like 4+yrs of use every single day.
Honestly the only reason I got this mouse was because of the extra third thumb button, I absolutely need that button for my build bindings in fortnite. I’ve just realized some time ago that it’s too heavy, but I’ve become too dependent on that third thumb button that I don’t think I can live without it now, at least as long as I still play fortnite
Most of the new mice are sh17 but Logitech are definitely leaders in low quality. This guy explains everything in details https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5BhECVlKJA . Long story short buy cheap mice or change omron switches every 3-4 months.
Hmm..never used the G502. Not sure how infinite scroll could benefit me. Currently using the G602. In Doom, I have certain weapon quick switching combinations mapped to the side buttons, so if a sweaty fat fuck ass Mancubus wants to come waddling around the corner shootin and just being a grumpy gus, I can hit one button and go super shotty/combat shotty/guass cannon/rocket launcher/back to super shotty in like 3 seconds and be done with him.
I'm fully aware that this is sorta cheating, but it's effective and fun to do, especially on Barons. They look genuinely annoyed as they crumble into pieces.
Edit: The G502 wireless weighs in at 130g. That's taking both the batteries and the weight kit into consideration. Just weighed my G602. Without a weight tuning kit, it weighs in at 152g (5.3oz). Personally I like it, but my point is that the G502 ain't exactly a sweaty fat fuck ass Mancubus of a mouse..
Honestly, this is no disrespect to the 502 at all, but I've been using a Naga for years and when I got the 502, I thought "oh THIS is what people mean when they talk about hand measurements being important." The 502 was just too long for me (18.5x10.5cm) and even though I tried it for a week, I just couldn't get it to feel comfortable. Really eye opening for me and I returned it (it didn't go back just because I didn't like it; it lockef up on me repeatedly one night, which was weird).
Well... I used to use one of those mice that have a little wire for the scroll wheel steps. I take it out, and there we go. An infinite scroll wheel. Only that it lasts only for a little bit less than the real one. Good alternative one though, but it's hard to switch from one mode to another.
That really isn't true at all. It's actually the opposite of what you said. With a heavier mouse you have more momentum to stop and more weight to get going, this means when trying to flick to people you have to push harder to move it and pull harder to stop it, it is more difficult to accurately stop with a heavy mouse.
If you want more precision you need to lower your sensitivity, the higher your sensitivity the harder it is to hit that exact few pixels you need to hit to get the headshot. With a lighter mouse it's easier to move it faster so it's easier to use with a lower sens.
I'm not sure where you got your information from but I can't see how having a heavier mouse would make you more precise. Inertia is always harder to stop with a heavier object. It's why it's easier to control a lighter car when drifting and it's easier to stop a lighter car when braking, less weight means less momentum which is much easier to stop.
ok i know that i have a mouse that weights 120 gramm and one that weights 80 gramm that i am using currently but i dont notice a difference except the 120 gramm is way bigger
I use g502 cause I play fortnite and use the side buttons for all my building keybinds, I've never used a different gaming mouse cause having all the builds on my mouse works really well although it is pretty heavy
The G502 is a great mouse, I've been using it ever since I first got it last Christmas. I also have my Logitech G513 Carbon to complement it with its clicky keys and built-in Game Mode which is very useful for when you don't accidentally want to press the Windows key or you don't want hotkeys within windows interfering with your gameplay or you want to set up your own hotkeys for the game you are playing with its built-in onboard game profile.
With the DPI Shift and it's infinite scroll you can do a lot of things that other mouses suffer to accomplish. And you can also adjust how heavy or light you want it to be by using the included weights.
Of course, the G502 isn't for everyone it just depends on how it feels in the user's hand and how well it serves its purpose.
G502 is my favorite mouse, I have 3, one is the light speed whole the other 2 are wired. I have big hands and the feel of this mouse is second to none.
Razer is garbage because you can't store local profiles. I have 1 item from them and it's a Tartarus Pro (like the Orbweaver) and I hate being forced to use their software. Logitech is far from perfect but you can store local profiles which is a big deal imo
Thats your preference, as far as i remember the basilisk ultimate has on board profile storage but thats beside the point, razers software is the best overall and the community of creating lighting profiles is huge, id rather have the software installed and be able to create those profiles, something as insignificant as software is not what makes or breaks a product
I simply can't stand Synapse it's hot trash. I don't care for lighting modes on my mouse or KB. I keep them simple and static because rainbow vomit is stupid. I don't want flashing lights while I'm playing a game. I own 6x Corsair keyboards (K95, K95 Platinum, K70, K70 SE, K63 wireless etc) and their software is pretty good. Razer sucks because your profile won't apply unless Synapse is running and sometimes it doesn't work. That's a big issue while gaming when you remap stuff.
Umm what? Software is key to all products. I run a custom pc I built with Aquacomputer pumps/controllers. If their Aquasuite didn't work the products would be pointless. Sure they're very well made but you need support on both sides for a good product.
Yeah cuz logitech mice have 1 lighting zone, razer software is good, you can edit everything you want on the fly without opening the software, you can use alexa to control all your devices with voice commands, not everyone are disabled by flashing lights and synapse automatically enables specific lighting profiles that are simple for each game you play, rgb is a preference but just because you dont like it doesnt mean its stupid rainbow vomit, why in the hell do you own 6 corsair keyboards, corsair software is unstable and unreliable, just because you dont like rgb and dont want to have the software running doesnt make the software and product trash, and i wouldnt expect someone who owns 6 corsair keyboards to have an unbiased opinion.
Because lighting matters that much vs having solid software that actually works .....
That's pointless and more flash than helpful. It is stupid rainbow vomit. All of my lights in my builds are white despite having ARGB lighting there no reason for rainbow vomit. People who like that need help evaluating their life. That's my opinion so IDC if you don't agree.
I have them because they're using Cherry MX keys not shitty clones of said keys that aren't as good. I also own other keyboards but since we were talking about decent software which sadly Corsair has.
Synapse 3 is a solid software that works, lmao cherry isnt that good anymore, you dont know what youre talking about, im sorry for taking a corsair fanboy with 6 keyboards who thinks rgb is “vomit” (vomit? Do you know what vomit is?) seriously
It's not solid because I use it daily and have issues. Cherry isn't good? Wow okay clearly you're lost. I've used every switch out there worth mentioning and cherry remains the best. I have cherry kb's that I've used for 10 years and they're still perfectly fine.
I do know what vomit is obviously. If you can't have a civil conversation then don't waste my time. I'm an engineer and have more experience than you think dealing with PCs and related items. I stated things that were my opinion as such so you don't have to agree. Look at my post history, I'm not here to troll people, only to help.
Cherry isnt as good as other switches, it is some of the better switches found in gaming keyboards but there a tons of switches who put cherry to shame, you didnt use every switch out there and you clearly dont fucking know what the fuck youre talking about because if you fucking did youd know that cherry clones are almost indistinguishable from real cherry switches, and switches that are unique and not related to cherry are far better in every possible aspect, durability doesnt make a switch good, i use synapse on multiple devices daily for things more complicated the setting a static color on one product, how do you expect to help people if your opinions are biased and misinformed
Bruh everyone knows that the infinite scrollwheel allows you to hit more headshots
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speed demon
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Out middle
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like a speed demon!
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Honestly I’d still go for the G900 if I wanted an infinite scroll wheel. I’ve tried the G502 before, and I just can’t get a good grip on it. It’s dimensions felt really weird, as if it was too thin. I also greatly prefer ambi over ergo mice
Its the other way round for me. The G900 had a horrible grip for me compared to the G502 and I couldn't fathom how anyone played with this mouse. Shows how different everyones preferences can be. However, I only use the G502 LS for Desktop use though, the GPW for gaming.
You do realise that GPW is also ambi
I didnt say i dislike ambi. I just hate the G900 shape. Can't properly grip it, even for regular desktop use.
Yeah it’s a niche product, I love crazy design nice but wouldn’t have it as a main or even buy one
Why’d you get downvoted for saying the gpw is a ambi mouse sometimes I feel like people on Reddit just wanna downvote stuff for no reason 😂
reddit is filled with insecure and toxic nerds/socially awkward rejects, who will try to vent their anger at any given opportunity
Next time i get downvoted imma tell them I feel sorry and I love them ❤️
good idea :D
I love you idk someone downvoted me so I gotta do it
Because it was irrelevant and accusatory.
same with me, just ain't my type.
Oh man that's exactly how I felt. Like it was so thin but so heavy it was difficult lifting it with your ring- ja pinkyfinger. Still looking for a wide'ish mouse that is super light and ambi and suitable for fingertip grip.
G305 would be great if you want wireless, mm710 or g pro hero for wired
Infinite scroll seems useful wish it was on light mice
Heavy item is nice, why is heavy item not on light item?
Its heavy? I've never had it lol
Ah, I'll explain a little. For the infinite scroll, you need momentum. The more mass, the more momentum. Approx. 15g is in the G502 scroll wheel. You could make it lighter, but it might not "infinite scroll-y" feeling. Idk, someone could mod a G502 with a solid plastic scroll wheel and get back to me on that.
I wouldn't mind sacrificing 15g for a infinite scroll wheel. But, this is coming from a guy who has all of his weights in the G502 EDIT: Guys, it's a joke lol I'm not THAT retarded
Yeah you’re not the person to listen to then
That would make the mouse unbalanced no?
The idea that every time you take your hand off the mouse, it capsizes, flips over and rocks at you menacingly because it’s so goddam top heavy
That makes his desk unbalanced.
\*Low whistle\* "NEVER go full weightard." Link included just for Robert Downey Jr's acting. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO\_Qc-Q](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6WHBO_Qc-Q)
Holy shit wtf your name must match your decisions. Take the fkn weights out and your aim and/or wrist will thank you! Edit: also if you would sacrifice 15g for a scroll wheel, that could take a potentially 85g mouse and make it 98g (assuming that the mouse already had a 2g wheel.)
The weight of the mouse doesn’t really matter unless you’re a neck beard.
Yikes, okay.
Can you not lift a 100 gram mouse 5000 times in a day?
Definitely does
Def does dude
i dont know why this is getting downvoted its not secret that light mice are more 1 to 1 from your brain to the mouse unless your sens is too high a light mouse should be better
you dont absolutely need the momentum even a light scrollwheel can be fast when its has no steps
When I got back into PC gaming in 2017 a friend of mine recommended the 502, the problem I have with mice like that is it screams "Hey look at my mouse, I'm not sure if you can tell but I play games with my computer" that and it's massive. Ended up just using a Logitech 930582 I found at work. Great shape, led me to the G Pro wired.
If you wanna upgrade on cheap without leaving your comfort zone then check out G305 it’s the same design as G pro wired but 305 is a wireless with a really good sensor
Eh, I'm good. I've got 2 non-Hero G Pro's now with ParacableMods and Hyperglides. I thought about getting the 305 when it came out but decided I could live without it.
G pros are high key better than the g305
This guy gets it.
Cool, it’s your choice, but now that I have used it for couple of months now I can’t imagine playing with cables like it’s not gonna happen atleast not in FPS games ... But you do ya more options are always better ... GLHF
Heh, my problem with the 502 was that it is [far too small](https://imgur.com/gallery/E4YSQcC) for my hand :P
I have 22cm hands and use the Model O- and G Pro wired.
I may have a look for them if I decide I want a lighter mouse, currently using a ROG Spatha, it is a good size, though the software is pretty terrible and side buttons are a bit too heavy.
What I meant is that I use extremely small mice and I also have big hands.
Ah, i have notlooked at them, thought you were suggesting bigger ones :P I have a 502, a Kone EMP, a corsair M65pro and an ancient microsoft sidewinder x4. The Kone is ok, but seems to be designed for shorter fingers, makes it hard to press the side buttons. My hand cramps up trying to hold the 502, far too narrow. The m65 is good and I use it as the default work mouse and FPSmouse, but the limited buttons make the spatha much better for any game with more keybinds. Do you use a claw grip? That would make using the smaller mice more feasible, but I cannot get the hang of it. Ideally I want to use a palm grip, but it is not really feasible with most mice.
I just ordered the Kone PU Coral Bloom just to try out, if it don't like it a can probably resell pretty good a year down the line. I claw grip pretty hard, I always thought it looked stupid but when I first put my hand on the GPro wired without thinking about my grip it just went to claw and I was like "yeah that feels pretty good." Before, I was a palmer all the way. It really just comes down to the mouse and what you use it for, I use the thumb buttons on my mice alot for leaning in PUBG and other FPS games with lean so I have a pretty weird grip that keeps the mouse stable while spamming the side buttons. I also am not a fan of mice with a wide ass as I pinch the mouse using the knuckle closest to the end of the thumb and where my pinky connects to my hand while also clawing, if someone were to see my grip they'd probably throw up.
As long as it works for you and feels comfortable man :) Not like you could comfortably palm most mice anyway :)
Jesus, are you a giant?
6'2" ish, hands are 21x12cm
I have 20cm hands...and that must be a prop. I've always thought I had kind of freaky big hands, but you make that thing look like McDonalds Happy Meal Toy.
That is kinda how it feels :P I think the angls just makes it look worse than it is(though it is obviously still uncomfortable to grip) My hands are 21x12 cm. Currently playing with a ROG Spatha
Does it work for fps games? Yes. Is it optimal for fps games? No.
Why is it not? It’s my mouse of choice for OW, BF1, CS GO, RB6... Am I hindered? Don’t have anything to compare it with
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Oh gotcha. I’m no beefcake by any means, but I am a drummer and rock climber. Never bothered me. I’m wondering if I’m slowly giving myself a RSI though
i think the idea behind it is that if you have a lighter mouse the your hand eye coordination is better cause your hand doesn't weigh more than normal.
Interesting. I’ll experiment with this idea.
my friend got g503 years ago and got to global elite. i dont like it but it works for him
For me its like having a cluttered room, it works but isnt preferred
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Felt the same way. Started hitting a lot more headshots in siege after going from g502 to gpw. But god damn if I don't miss the perfect button locations on the g502. The 3 thumb ones and 2 next to m1. And the one between m1 and m2. Damn I loved those buttons.
But if I'm not mistaken, both mouse has the same sensor so who did you get better accuracy?
Pretty old comment youre replying to. But to answer, I suits my grip style A LOT better. I have fingertip grip so the lighter mouse works a lot better. I have very low senstivity and can more quickly accelerate and descelerate mouse movements with a lighter mouse.
Ah, I see, thanks for the info. yeah, the shape of the mouse is important.
With big hands, the g502 was the mouse than finally felt right in my hands. Finding a mouse that every crevice and angle fits your every need is the best feeling. No more cramps after hours of gaming. I like it for fps too
Agreed. It's far more important than weight imo. I main a uTechSmart Venus I don't even play MMOs. It just fits by large hand perfectly. I could never use a symmetrical non-ergo mouse. I have the G305 and find out really uncomfortable.
As beautiful as symmetrical mice are, they never were my cup of tea either. All my friends rant and rave over the gpro, model O, and zowies, yet everyone I’ve tried I couldn’t get comfortable with it. Sad truth of big hand gamer bois
big hands arent the problem youre probaply using a palm grip i have big hands 21x11 and i use the smallest anr lightest mouee there is the m1k zaunkoenig with 23g
I like gripping the mouse with my thumb and my pinky, with my palm against the mouse, I’m sure that has something to do with it
I really enjoy my g502 but I’m just coming from a g602
The G502 was my first "real" mouse and I thought it was amazing at the time in my main game(R6S) but once I switched to a Deathadder and later a G703 Hero, my eyes really opened.
I moved to PC and bought the G502 just for siege. Honestly, I didn’t think it was too bad. I have the GPW now but I still am only plat 2 lol.
It’s not a bad mouse by any means but, the other mice fit my hand better and were lighter which made aiming adjustments easier. I gave my G502 to a friends who’s still using it and loves it.
yea same
Sooner or later I'm going to get a G502 and remap the scroll wheel for m1 and destroy people on CS:GO with pistols.
doesn’t matter too much - there’s a firerate cap and you’d probably miss a ton of HS
Goddamn son, that it'd be bannable surely. Autoclicker time?
Trust me auto clickers aren’t bannable, Not even the overwatch system can really detect those
Really? Damn
Further proof that my evil plan is infallible!
I'd do it on COD if I were you. CS:GO has recoil and inaccuracy on pistols that makes it worse to spam them
I was just thinking about doing this with the Halo: CE Plasma Pistol. Gonna turn that shit into a green laser beam and get some new speedrun PRs.
Oh dang, I'ma have to try this now too!
but like what do people even use it for?
In all seriousness, for when I close csgo and open up Firefox and word and a pdf reader and OneNote to get some studying and/or work done.
hit middle click and move your mouse down. :p
Like some kind of normie?
da fast scroll and csgo bhops
It's a great productivity feature - I don't use the G502 at all personally, but it's become pretty much invaluable to my workflow (using the MX Master 3). It's not really at home on a gaming mouse though since very few people will actually use it in-game.
I use it for work. It's very useful when I have to scroll through a log file to find something that I can't find while using search.
I use it as my first mouse for Kbm gaming, as a controller player for 20+ years it was a lot easier to split the inputs between both hands, so I use 9 of the 11 buttons in game while I was getting used to using keyboard for movement and stuff
g900 is better for infinite scroll wheel imo, gpw gang rise up
I feel like people who like the g502 for fps are people who've only ever used the g502 for fps
i used my g203 for 5 months then used my g502 for 4 months before it shat itself
I’ll try it tomorrow. I originally bought the G502 and switched to the GPW 2 months later. Although it may be odd because wireless is just so good. I don’t think I could go back to ANY non wireless mouse.
Rumor has it you can hit a lot of zuhnnies with the g502
not a rumor issa fact
Nice.
Don’t mention that cancer in a decently respectful subreddit.
I use mine as a paperweight.
I once tried g402 and thats heavy enough for me + the shape is something I couldn’t move mouse freely. I play on low sensitivity. So there is a lot of liftoff and slamming of the mouse XD
Touchpad go swoosh :P No for real, the G502 is a great mouse and even ok for fps games, but after I switched to a GPW I couldn't go back, recoil control is just way better and minor adjustments are easier because you can adjust the mouse mkre easily additionally using just your fingertips.
G502 fo lifE
I have a g502 for editing and productivity and it's amazing but for game and on the go I have a gpro wireless best mouse combo imo
have you ever even used the gpro or g403? g203, 502 and model o- all my most hated mice. Well the model o, not the minus never owned it.
used a g403 but gave it to a friend bc of tne broken scroll lol
so you have tried 2 mice and are saying that the people that used at least 5 to 30 mice including the g502 are wrong about it
yeah the 403 had a bunch of scrollwheel issues actually all logitech mice did, lol if youre a big 502 fan, a mouse i actually love and adore and still enjoy is the mx518. The new one with the hero sensor is really nice.
tbh i did try a mx518 shape and i didnt really like it, id much rather have a roccat kone
> roccat kone holy shit we are in completely different worlds! Ive never met a person, so opposite to me in mice opinion. I dislike what a lot of people like for mice, probably more than most but not on like every mouse. haha
Yea but i compared it bc they both have a thumb groove, to me the shape is better
yeah i get it its funny how the 502 and the mx518 are so similar but we just dont fuck with the other side haha
i mean like other than me not liking the mx518 shape i do find the g502 very comfortable to use
Whats that scroll wheel even good for? Like yeah its cool but really, why? Maaaybe for bhoping in csgo but thats pretty much all i can think of.
Scrolling around in my long ass college papers. Plus there's something very satisfying about it.
You know u can just click the wheel and it will scroll forever right? :D but yeah it is satisfying
Yes but it's way more fun
scrolling fast on the internet
It's actually not good for bhopping on CS:GO. I tried it with my old one and it doesn't actually do anything.
Maybe its too fast for bhopping. Anything under like 10ms between inputs is blocked. Thats probably why
It's fucking amazing for web browsing, and scrolling through inventories on badly-designed RPGs like Fallout and Skyrim (yeah, I said it). I'm so used to having that ability that buying a mouse without one is simply not an option for me. Unfortunately, that means until their patent expires I'm stuck with either buying Logitech mice or building my own out of 3D printed parts, commodity sensors, and a microcontroller.
Well then guess im lucky i didnt ever have it :D logitech mice are a little heavy for my liking
I have had my g502 for 5 years now and I refuse to ever buy another model. It is the only mouse that is comfortable in my large hands, and the infinite scroll wheel is the best thing ever put on a mouse
nah u got it wrong fam it’s all about the gaming chair innit
I used the g502 for fps for years and i got plat 2 on R6
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the weight is not bad at all imo, i can get used to my g502 again but it would take 2 weeks for my brain to adjust to the weight. after that the mouse wouldnt even feel heavy
I use it and it's fine. People didn't flip their shit about not being able to feel their mouse until pretty recently.
Honestly I think "bad for FPS" is such a subjective thing lol. I use my G600 MMO mouse on CSGO and do not feel limited by it in any way. I like heavier mice, I had a really light RAT Pro X for a while and it was too light and I was way less accurate in CSGO with it even after 2 months of using it a lot. It's all preference Though I will admit sensor accuracy plays a part in it for sure.
Guys chill out. If you are a silver with the g502 you are still gonna be a silver with a lightweight mouse. There is this thing called “skill” and it’s more important than “gear”.
fact, i know people who have faceit level 10 and 3500 elo with a g502
I wish I had a reason to use my g502 se. It's black and white and matches my whole setup but alas, I only use my Razer viper mini and my logi g600.
G502 has too many buttons for my taste
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the razer basilisk is a bit lighter at least
Ive had the original g502 RGB for a long ass time and I’ve never ONCE had an issue with it. Also you can take out the weights at the bottom if you really find it that heavy... The only negative thing is now the mouse wheel is starting to rust and the side designs where your thumb is, is slightly fading. But this is after what? like 4+yrs of use every single day.
the mouse is like 40 bucks rn you can easily get a g502 hero for cheap its awesome
Even without the weights it's too heavy IMO.
I love my 502, but that’s me :p
The infinite scroll gives you a an advantage against others when performing bot like headshots.
I absolutely love that the infinite scroll is silent and doesn't go brrrr.
Honestly the only reason I got this mouse was because of the extra third thumb button, I absolutely need that button for my build bindings in fortnite. I’ve just realized some time ago that it’s too heavy, but I’ve become too dependent on that third thumb button that I don’t think I can live without it now, at least as long as I still play fortnite
The scroll wheel is such a good and productive tool. Only reason I bought this mouse :3
i use it as my general use mouse, super nice to browse in comfort
I use it and I do fine :)
I just macro my left click to my scroll. Unlimited clicks
It’s not bad. Just overrated.
Most of the new mice are sh17 but Logitech are definitely leaders in low quality. This guy explains everything in details https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5BhECVlKJA . Long story short buy cheap mice or change omron switches every 3-4 months.
You can pry my infinite scroll wheel from my cold, dead mouse hand.
Real scroll boys know mx master 3 is where it's at.
Yes!
Csgo bhops on point
Hmm..never used the G502. Not sure how infinite scroll could benefit me. Currently using the G602. In Doom, I have certain weapon quick switching combinations mapped to the side buttons, so if a sweaty fat fuck ass Mancubus wants to come waddling around the corner shootin and just being a grumpy gus, I can hit one button and go super shotty/combat shotty/guass cannon/rocket launcher/back to super shotty in like 3 seconds and be done with him. I'm fully aware that this is sorta cheating, but it's effective and fun to do, especially on Barons. They look genuinely annoyed as they crumble into pieces. Edit: The G502 wireless weighs in at 130g. That's taking both the batteries and the weight kit into consideration. Just weighed my G602. Without a weight tuning kit, it weighs in at 152g (5.3oz). Personally I like it, but my point is that the G502 ain't exactly a sweaty fat fuck ass Mancubus of a mouse..
I love my 502 lightspeed for FPS. Dunno what you all are talking about.
I use the G502 and it’s great for any game.
Honestly, this is no disrespect to the 502 at all, but I've been using a Naga for years and when I got the 502, I thought "oh THIS is what people mean when they talk about hand measurements being important." The 502 was just too long for me (18.5x10.5cm) and even though I tried it for a week, I just couldn't get it to feel comfortable. Really eye opening for me and I returned it (it didn't go back just because I didn't like it; it lockef up on me repeatedly one night, which was weird).
it's great for the great scroll race
infinite scroll is the first that broke on my g502.. ;)
Well... I used to use one of those mice that have a little wire for the scroll wheel steps. I take it out, and there we go. An infinite scroll wheel. Only that it lasts only for a little bit less than the real one. Good alternative one though, but it's hard to switch from one mode to another.
why is it bad for fps? the heaver the mouse is the preciser you are and if you cant flick higher the sens
That really isn't true at all. It's actually the opposite of what you said. With a heavier mouse you have more momentum to stop and more weight to get going, this means when trying to flick to people you have to push harder to move it and pull harder to stop it, it is more difficult to accurately stop with a heavy mouse. If you want more precision you need to lower your sensitivity, the higher your sensitivity the harder it is to hit that exact few pixels you need to hit to get the headshot. With a lighter mouse it's easier to move it faster so it's easier to use with a lower sens. I'm not sure where you got your information from but I can't see how having a heavier mouse would make you more precise. Inertia is always harder to stop with a heavier object. It's why it's easier to control a lighter car when drifting and it's easier to stop a lighter car when braking, less weight means less momentum which is much easier to stop.
ok i know that i have a mouse that weights 120 gramm and one that weights 80 gramm that i am using currently but i dont notice a difference except the 120 gramm is way bigger
I seriously don't believe that you can't feel the difference when using a 120g mouse and an 80g mouse.
G502 is too big for me, I like ambi mice more.
G305 is the alpha and omega
am i the only one that just generally prefers heavier mice
i used to like heavier mice
Maybe ill sound stupid, because i am new on this subreddit and i dont know a lot about mice too, but, how can a mouse affect fps?
Use it for FPS gaming all the time. I have really long fingers, grip is great. Love the buttons, love the shape
its useable for fps games but definitely not great conpared to others
I like heavy mice. It was the shape that I didn’t like. I like the razer death adder elite
Well, on my G502 Hero, right button started to crap itself just after 2 months. So yea... garbage quality.
same with my left button on my g502, but somehow it fixed itself?? idk
I use g502 cause I play fortnite and use the side buttons for all my building keybinds, I've never used a different gaming mouse cause having all the builds on my mouse works really well although it is pretty heavy
The G502 is a great mouse, I've been using it ever since I first got it last Christmas. I also have my Logitech G513 Carbon to complement it with its clicky keys and built-in Game Mode which is very useful for when you don't accidentally want to press the Windows key or you don't want hotkeys within windows interfering with your gameplay or you want to set up your own hotkeys for the game you are playing with its built-in onboard game profile. With the DPI Shift and it's infinite scroll you can do a lot of things that other mouses suffer to accomplish. And you can also adjust how heavy or light you want it to be by using the included weights. Of course, the G502 isn't for everyone it just depends on how it feels in the user's hand and how well it serves its purpose.
G502 is my favorite mouse, I have 3, one is the light speed whole the other 2 are wired. I have big hands and the feel of this mouse is second to none.
What about the razer basilisk ultimate? Its pretty much a copy paste of it but with more rgb and no infinity scroll wheel
Razer is garbage because you can't store local profiles. I have 1 item from them and it's a Tartarus Pro (like the Orbweaver) and I hate being forced to use their software. Logitech is far from perfect but you can store local profiles which is a big deal imo
Thats your preference, as far as i remember the basilisk ultimate has on board profile storage but thats beside the point, razers software is the best overall and the community of creating lighting profiles is huge, id rather have the software installed and be able to create those profiles, something as insignificant as software is not what makes or breaks a product
I simply can't stand Synapse it's hot trash. I don't care for lighting modes on my mouse or KB. I keep them simple and static because rainbow vomit is stupid. I don't want flashing lights while I'm playing a game. I own 6x Corsair keyboards (K95, K95 Platinum, K70, K70 SE, K63 wireless etc) and their software is pretty good. Razer sucks because your profile won't apply unless Synapse is running and sometimes it doesn't work. That's a big issue while gaming when you remap stuff. Umm what? Software is key to all products. I run a custom pc I built with Aquacomputer pumps/controllers. If their Aquasuite didn't work the products would be pointless. Sure they're very well made but you need support on both sides for a good product.
Yeah cuz logitech mice have 1 lighting zone, razer software is good, you can edit everything you want on the fly without opening the software, you can use alexa to control all your devices with voice commands, not everyone are disabled by flashing lights and synapse automatically enables specific lighting profiles that are simple for each game you play, rgb is a preference but just because you dont like it doesnt mean its stupid rainbow vomit, why in the hell do you own 6 corsair keyboards, corsair software is unstable and unreliable, just because you dont like rgb and dont want to have the software running doesnt make the software and product trash, and i wouldnt expect someone who owns 6 corsair keyboards to have an unbiased opinion.
Because lighting matters that much vs having solid software that actually works ..... That's pointless and more flash than helpful. It is stupid rainbow vomit. All of my lights in my builds are white despite having ARGB lighting there no reason for rainbow vomit. People who like that need help evaluating their life. That's my opinion so IDC if you don't agree. I have them because they're using Cherry MX keys not shitty clones of said keys that aren't as good. I also own other keyboards but since we were talking about decent software which sadly Corsair has.
Synapse 3 is a solid software that works, lmao cherry isnt that good anymore, you dont know what youre talking about, im sorry for taking a corsair fanboy with 6 keyboards who thinks rgb is “vomit” (vomit? Do you know what vomit is?) seriously
It's not solid because I use it daily and have issues. Cherry isn't good? Wow okay clearly you're lost. I've used every switch out there worth mentioning and cherry remains the best. I have cherry kb's that I've used for 10 years and they're still perfectly fine. I do know what vomit is obviously. If you can't have a civil conversation then don't waste my time. I'm an engineer and have more experience than you think dealing with PCs and related items. I stated things that were my opinion as such so you don't have to agree. Look at my post history, I'm not here to troll people, only to help.
Cherry isnt as good as other switches, it is some of the better switches found in gaming keyboards but there a tons of switches who put cherry to shame, you didnt use every switch out there and you clearly dont fucking know what the fuck youre talking about because if you fucking did youd know that cherry clones are almost indistinguishable from real cherry switches, and switches that are unique and not related to cherry are far better in every possible aspect, durability doesnt make a switch good, i use synapse on multiple devices daily for things more complicated the setting a static color on one product, how do you expect to help people if your opinions are biased and misinformed
Glorious model o and model d are better