Mouse Upgrade to Logitech G502?

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alezny2018

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Hey, I have a steel series sensei gaming mouse and I wanted to know if I should upgrade the the logitech G502. I've been looking at it for a while and was thinking about buying it. It's on sale for cyber monday so I would like to get any feedback ASAP. Thanks
 
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i had the g502 for a bit when i was thinking about upgrading to it from a deathadder. i swapped back to a new deathadder but i can let you know my thoughts on it.

all in all it was a very solid and responsive mouse. the buttons were all in well placed easy to press locations, weight was good, build quality was good, the software was easy to use and the sensor was perhaps better than the deathadders.

the reason i ended up returning it and going for another deathadder is because i am so used to wide mice and the g502 feels a bit thinner due to the shape of the right side which caused my pinky to curl under while grabbing it which ended up being uncomfortable to me. sure i could have changed my grip style but that was part of the reason...
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i had the g502 for a bit when i was thinking about upgrading to it from a deathadder. i swapped back to a new deathadder but i can let you know my thoughts on it.

all in all it was a very solid and responsive mouse. the buttons were all in well placed easy to press locations, weight was good, build quality was good, the software was easy to use and the sensor was perhaps better than the deathadders.

the reason i ended up returning it and going for another deathadder is because i am so used to wide mice and the g502 feels a bit thinner due to the shape of the right side which caused my pinky to curl under while grabbing it which ended up being uncomfortable to me. sure i could have changed my grip style but that was part of the reason i did not care for it. the other is the mousewheel which is swappable between hyperscrolling (no resistance freewheeling) and a very clunky style traditional clicking motion when you rotate however instead of feeling like ticks as on normal mice it feels more like rolling over big bumps and i did not like the feel of it. other than these two issues i thought it was a great mouse but just not for me.

if you do not mind mice of its size/shape and the scroll wheel isnt an issue for you its a stellar mouse. they had a mixup at the register and i managed to get it for $35 too so i did kind of want to keep it.
 
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