- Jan 15, 2016
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I'm looking for a gaming-oriented mouse in the $30-40 range and narrowed it down to the Logitech g300s and Corsair Saber RGB. I like the features of both, but I'm not sure which one will be the better purchase in terms of longevity.
I've had good experiences with Logitech peripherals in the past so I'm leaning that way, but I'm afraid this model will be a bit small for my somewhat larger hands. I mostly use a claw-ish grip on a mouse, and it seems the Corsair will be better for that as well. Do Corsair mice have reliable build quality? How does the software hold up? I've heard it's a lot less user friendly than Logitech's, but provides more options. I know the Corsair has a better sensor, but I don't really need much above the Logitech's 2500 DPI (I don't play a lot of competitive multiplayer, but I like it to be adjustable and have a few basic macros assigned to the buttons).
Which of these two mice would you recommend? Is there something else in this price range that stands out? Thank you!
I've had good experiences with Logitech peripherals in the past so I'm leaning that way, but I'm afraid this model will be a bit small for my somewhat larger hands. I mostly use a claw-ish grip on a mouse, and it seems the Corsair will be better for that as well. Do Corsair mice have reliable build quality? How does the software hold up? I've heard it's a lot less user friendly than Logitech's, but provides more options. I know the Corsair has a better sensor, but I don't really need much above the Logitech's 2500 DPI (I don't play a lot of competitive multiplayer, but I like it to be adjustable and have a few basic macros assigned to the buttons).
Which of these two mice would you recommend? Is there something else in this price range that stands out? Thank you!
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