Good choice in Gaming Mouse?

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I recently order the Redragon m902 samsara from amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Precision-Programmable-Cartridge-Profiles/dp/B00MB7L4SW
I chose this over the one with a number pad because it was overkill on buttons for me and i would save the extra bucks. After I order it I read complaints saying it was not living up to it's expectation and that it was lacking in build, weight, and program features compared to other mouses such as the Mammoth. My question is,... Is the mouse worth it and is it as bad as some people say?
 
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I've found that the major issues with gaming mice usually come with them being too large or too small for your hand. I've been practically crippled by mice that were too small compared to what I was used to, and I've found using larger mice when at a LAN that I didn't bring my own stuff to be distracting over time, and I believe one of these was a Redragon mouse (although I can't be certain if it's the one you have there).
I found the contours unusual, but I got used to them within a few hours, and was even casually using the custom buttons in not too long.
So long as the mouse ergonomically fits your hand, you should be fine almost regardless of which mouse you're using. As long as it's fairly comfortable to start, before long your...
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I've found that the major issues with gaming mice usually come with them being too large or too small for your hand. I've been practically crippled by mice that were too small compared to what I was used to, and I've found using larger mice when at a LAN that I didn't bring my own stuff to be distracting over time, and I believe one of these was a Redragon mouse (although I can't be certain if it's the one you have there).
I found the contours unusual, but I got used to them within a few hours, and was even casually using the custom buttons in not too long.
So long as the mouse ergonomically fits your hand, you should be fine almost regardless of which mouse you're using. As long as it's fairly comfortable to start, before long your muscle memory will kick in and you should be fine. If you still find it uncomfortable after a few days, I'd say it's not for you and to try something else.
Hope this helps.
 
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