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brahmaaaan
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brahmaaaan
My huion420 ripped two months ago, I was rank 30K but I'm 40K now. I decide start osu again, but I want to use mouse. Here's the list.


Logitech G402 Gaming Mouse (6400DPI, Optical)
Steelseries Rival 300 (16400DPI, Optical)

If you have a suggestion, please write a comment with reasons.

Thanks y'all
:oops:

Edit: 50-60$ or less
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Rurree
1,291 posts
Joined June 2014
Rurree
DPI doesn't mean shit, shouldn't be what you are looking for in a mouse.

I suggest that you use an Optical one over a Laser sensor.

How about stating your budget before having us give you a suggestion? The 2 mice you suggested are fairly priced though so I think the G402 would be a better choice over the Abyssus, better sensor, has side buttons, feels good overall.
brahmaaaan
5 posts
Joined November 2015
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brahmaaaan

Rurree wrote:

DPI doesn't mean shit, shouldn't be what you are looking for in a mouse.

I suggest that you use an Optical one over a Laser sensor.

How about stating your budget before having us give you a suggestion? The 2 mice you suggested are fairly priced though so I think the G402 would be a better choice over the Abyssus, better sensor, has side buttons, feels good overall.
I've 50-60$, I want to play with mouse because of Doomsday. He uses Razer Abyssus 2014 (not %100 sure) and he's very good. Many of mouse players uses optical mouse but I like Razer because of reliability brand.

I'm kinda like G402. Thank you, btw.

also, I add Steelseries Rival 300
Rurree
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Joined June 2014
Rurree
You could just get the Razer Abyssus V2, which is better than Doomsday's Abyssus. You noticed that Doomsday doesn't play with a mousepad right? It's because the original Abyssus is known to spin the fuck out and get uncontrollable when used with certain mousepads such as Steelseries QcK and Roccat Taito. You're better off getting the V2, only gripe about it is that it has no side buttons.

If you have 50-60$ you could get better mice such as the Logitech G403, Zowie EC1-A (since you seem to prefer larger mice? you could the smaller ver. though which is the EC2-A), Razer Deathadder Elite, and the Steelseries Rival 300. Couple them with a good mousepad such as the Steelseries QcK and you're good to go.
brahmaaaan
5 posts
Joined November 2015
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brahmaaaan

Rurree wrote:

You could just get the Razer Abyssus V2, which is better than Doomsday's Abyssus. You noticed that Doomsday doesn't play with a mousepad right? It's because the original Abyssus is known to spin the fuck out and get uncontrollable when used with certain mousepads such as Steelseries QcK and Roccat Taito. You're better off getting the V2, only gripe about it is that it has no side buttons.

If you have 50-60$ you could get better mice such as the Logitech G403, Zowie EC1-A (since you seem to prefer larger mice? you could the smaller ver. though which is the EC2-A), Razer Deathadder Elite, and the Steelseries Rival 300. Couple them with a good mousepad such as the Steelseries QcK and you're good to go.
It's not actually 50-60, let me explain. In my country, prices are unbalanced and expensive. I can buy the Abyssus 2014 as nearly 50$. So, my options are Rival 300, Abyssus 2014 and G402. Since I talk with you, G402 make more sense for me.

If we eliminate the Abyssus, Rival 300 and G402 left. Rival 300 looking kinda weak mouse to me.
Rurree
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Joined June 2014
Rurree
Rival 300 is marginally lighter, more natural feeling and has a better sensor. The buttons are a love it or hate it thing, it's kind of like a cross between Omrons (the buttons Logitech and other companies use, light and tactile) and Huanos (the buttons Zowie mice use, stiff but still tactile), It's better than the G402 for me if you have a medium to large hand size.
brahmaaaan
5 posts
Joined November 2015
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brahmaaaan

Rurree wrote:

Rival 300 is marginally lighter, more natural feeling and has a better sensor. The buttons are a love it or hate it thing, it's kind of like a cross between Omrons (the buttons Logitech and other companies use, light and tactile) and Huanos (the buttons Zowie mice use, stiff but still tactile), It's better than the G402 for me if you have a medium to large hand size.
I've large hand size, probably I'm going to buy G402 (with Steelseries Qck+). Thanks you. 8-)
Rurree
1,291 posts
Joined June 2014
Rurree
I think the Steelseries Rival 300 is way better than the G402 but it's up to you anyway, have fun. :)
brahmaaaan
5 posts
Joined November 2015
Topic Starter
brahmaaaan
I found Rival 300 more cheaper price, so I'm buying it. Also, it gaves QcK Mini mousepad too. :P
Rurree
1,291 posts
Joined June 2014
Rurree
I find the QcK mini too small though. I recommend getting a larger mouse pad. :/

It's probably ok for high DPI, but if you're playing at, let's say, 800 DPI, it's not enough. At least based from experience lol.

But it's free though so I guess you could use that for travelling. ;)
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