What mouse do you recommend for Overwatch?

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I broke the scroll wheel of my computer mouse recently and I want to buy a new one.
I’m thinking of the Logitech G502 or the Razer DeathAdder Elite.

Which one would you recommend?
Or would you recommend a different mouse?

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Logitech G502 is the best I tried so far. Be careful though, you can easily make the mousewheel unclickable if you are to violent to your mouse. Mine is like that after slamming it on the desk due to tilt.

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Either are fine. Just get one that fits your hand.
I personally like ones that have the side to side on the scroll wheel.

Go wireless if you can remember to charge it.

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:clap: ghost :clap: shark.

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I currently have the G502. It’s a great mouse, but I’m, curious what other players think of the Razer DeathAdder Elite.

I think I will go for the G502 again.

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After all my issues with razer, I will never touch a product of theirs ever again.

I’m currently using the g502 with no complaints, I was using the m65 from corsair but kept having sensor issues with it, and it’s 2 replacements. ( my aim reticle would randomly shoot straight up in the sky or at my feet)

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Nah dude.
Get the Razer Naga.
It has an entire keypad on the side.
You can bind soooooo many extra things within reach of your thumb. I’ve been using mine for years and I love it, I use the keypad to bind things to all the time.

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I’ve been using the deathadder and deathadder elite for the last 2 years. I like the mouse, but had some issues.

The build quality isn’t great, like the adhesive on the finger grips on the side of the mouse is quite weak, after a while it started to slip off, and it’s hard to get back on.

The nice part about it is they will replace the entire device for free as long as it’s under warentee. So my deathadder normal which was about 100cad when I bought it for a deathadder elite for free.

Other than that one issue I’ve had no problems with this mouse, I love it. But it omg has 2 mouse buttons, so if you’re a guy that likes more I’d avoid this mouse.

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I use a G903 Logitech, but only take that if you want to put out the extra cash(pretty expensive mouse). it is really good if you have the money, but if not, just take the deathadder, I have heard that its a good mouse.

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oh really?

I’ve had my deathadder elite and blackwidow elite/ornate chroma for over a year and I’ve had no problems (except for the adhesive coming off which is an easy fix)

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I use a Corsair Scimitar.
Its an MMO mouse, but its very solid.

Was using a original Razer Naga until it died a month or two ago.

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I have a Deathadder and I love it. I don’t like Logitech products. I love me some Razer, though.

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logitech g602 if you want to go wireless. Its comfotable, plenty of extra buttons for push to talk or for rebinding, long battery life, i play OW everyday for around 3-5 hours and i only have to change the batteries like once every 2 months. It has some weight to it though, and you can’t remove the weights or change them around. I only have had one issue with it, the scroll whell has a hard time pressing down properly, but that was a while ago and it seemed to have fixed itself. I do slam my desk, which is made of metal, and the mouse will bounce up and flip over which is probably how it happened in the first place, but when i looked online lots of people had the problem, but some said just some compressed air fixed it. I highly reccomend it, i love it, but you have to like a usb hub on your desk because it can lag a lot if the usb is plugged in far away from the mouse itself. Either that or my batteries are low right now lol.

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I would avoid razor products. They design and engineer great products, and then build them with bottom tier build quality and force you to use awful software. Go for Logitech.

I’d also recommend one of Logitech’s newer wireless mice if you have the cash. Wireless mice have deservedly had a stigma attached to them, but the newer high end logitech gaming mice have response times as good or better than wired mice. I have a g900 myself and it is fantastic to free myself from the cord while still getting top tier precision and response time.

The logitech software is far superior too.

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Everyone says this, but I’ve had the same keyboard and mouse for 2 years with 0 issues at all. No sticky keys, no broken buttons, no cracks, nothing. I’m getting the new Huntsman Elite and a Black Mamba Chroma.

The software isn’t that bad, either.

I really don’t like the feel of Logitech mouses, especially the G502

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This guy has reviewed a lot of mice and has good guides for people to figure out which ones to get based on hand size etc.

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Then you are incredibly lucky. Every razor product that I or someone I know owns has broken within 2 years in some way. I still use razor because I want a gaming keypad and there is no competition in the market, and my w key starting having issues after 11 months.

The software doesn’t always work properly, requires constant updates that fix nothing, and for some stupid reason that is beyond me requires a login. I’m sorry, but I can’t endorse it, even a little bit.

I do get not liking Logitech mice though. They do have a distinct design philosophy that probably doesn’t jive with everyone (or everyone’s hands). I’m personally a fan, but I get it.

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I have pretty big hands, and the cyborg design feels weird.

Sorry for your products, though. Maybe I’ll look into branching out in a little. I currently use a lot of Razer.

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BenQ Zowie or Final Mouse. The pros use them on league. Razer and that kind of stuff is NOT very accurate. They are VERY pricey mice. I have the Zowie ZA13, there is a NIGHT and DAY difference between them.

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Google rocketjumpninja.
Imo, this guy does the best mouse reviews. He’ll also tell you what all you need to keep in mind when buying a mouse.

Also, make sure the mouse you buy is comfortable for your hand size. I bought a razer death adder elite and after using it for 30 mins, I could feel it was way too uncomfortable for my small hands. Ended up buying a zowie fk2 instead.

3 most important things to check before buying a mouse:

  1. Sensor quality. ( If you like a mouse, watch a video review by rocket jump ninja. He talks a lot about the sensor and has a video for almost every mouse.)
  2. Size of the mouse. ( eg. I have small hands so a small-medium sized mouse would be good for me. Eg. logitech g102, zowie ec2a, zowie fk2 etc.)
  3. Weight. ( eg.I like light (80-90g)mice for fps. Makes it easier to do 180’s with tracer tbh)

Check out his website and see what fits you the best.

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