Now thinking going 903 or go back 502 for wireless.

But if using the Logitech Powerplay to keep the mouse charged all the time, isnt it bad for the battery health/lifespan? same theory with wireless charging for phone, isn't it?

I using G603, powered using double AA batteries, so i guess that's more realible and cost efficient but not as fancy as G502 wireless. there's Wired G502, but i don't want wires lol..

Heavy bro AA batteries. Hahaha i only use wired until now is because of the weight. Not sure about battery life and the powerplay pad is gonna be pricey. But value for money is still the wired version la. Not much difference if you have a mouse bungee it feels like wireless. I am too used to my g502 best comfort compared to my G9s.

Did you even read my text? You were the one who said Razer is cheaply made, not me. ROFL

I've tried many mice since the non scroll wheel days, I like to try everything and every brand, not just branded stuff. So I know my mouse, mind you.

Some cheapo mouse brands like that rubbish 1st Player DK 3.0 uses Huano switches which many FPS players prefer, but they cut it on the sensor. As for Armageddon, they use PixArt sensors and Huano Switches on their RM40-60 bucks mice, but they cut it on the mouse build, using cheaper plastics. So different companies different approach and quality standards. I say this out so that gamers who plan to get the 1st Player DK 3.0 won't waste their money. It's not really that cheap at RM59, even my cheapo M331 is doing better at tracking. Not many can afford expensive stuff like you dude.

Double clicking issues is not only caused by hardware failure, dust or dirt that sneak in the mouse switches over time will cause double clicking issues also. That's why you see some videos on Youtube teaching how to fix them, if they work then good for you.

I had my Razer DeathAdder 3.5G for the past 10 years before switching to the G103. The G103 didn't even last me 1 year. I've another G300 which gave me double clicking issues too, while my MX518 had the rubber peeling off problem. The G502 is a well built mouse, I can relate why you swear by Logitech. Logitech is a fantastic company, but it doesn't mean that all their products are flawless.

Just goolgle G Pro Wireless double clicking issue. Facts don't lie.

But I do agree on the overall reliability of Logitech. Although they have some issues here and there, they are still my go to brand whenever it comes to input devices, not just because of the quality but also their after sales services. Razer is doing better nowadays, but specs and price wise, it's more logical to get Logitech.

Brands that I would like to try in the near future: CoolerMaster, Corsair, HyperX, SteelSeries, Roccat, Tecware.

Has anyone try the Razer Basilisk V2 yet? Planning to get it from taobao for around RM 260 on today midnight sale...

Like basilisk ultimate with razer optical switch + PAW 3399 sensors but lighter in weight @ 92g. Worth buying considering that it's RMB399 (Rm260ish) now.

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so far roccat and steelseries never make me disappointed.. jz that, sometimes, use over 2 yrs.. decide give to cousins and my siblings... now logitech g pro also gonna get "kidnapped soon".


anyone use tecware mouse here? im still considering steelseries rival600..

im tired of using razer mouse... poor QC.. like low quality selling at high price..
buy taipan, DA Chroma, DAv2, rma, replace... still same.. i rma for 2 times and less than 1 yr..
then double click issue once mouse warranty gone.. but during warranty, 1-1 mouse replacement when have double click issue within warranty period.

I used to use gigabyte m6800 for years until it broke. Replace it with another m6800 until it broke a year later. Now using logitech g102 hopefully it would last a bit longer until I got the funds to buy a better mouse. Any recommendation on a good mouse that are sturdy enough to handle daily use?

Logitech seems to have some of the studier mice in the market though thats just my opinion since i've been using Logitech mice for a quite a while. My G502 has been going strong for almost 6 years now and is now being used by my gf. I just replaced the stock feet with Tiger Arc skates and she applied a vinyl warp on it.

Although most mice should last quite long if you take care of it

I hope my g102 would last at least for a year or two. I also have a philips gaming mouse which I bought on a whim because it's cheap (not sure about the quality).
If there is a need to upgrade I may end up getting a g403 HERO or g502 HERO.

my razer deathadder is still going strong for 5 years. no double clicking or any issue whatsoever.
its size suits my palm very well. it is lightweight and sturdy mouse.

i guess i wont be changing to any mouse anytime soon. tried once with g502 but didnt like to cos its smaller and heavier.

once deathadder, never turn back

Using logitech g wireless pro. fits my hand perfectly

Yup me too. How long does your charge last though?

single charge? maybe a week or more? never check before

Plan to buy G304. Found cheapest at RM150. Is this original product? https://s.lazada.com.my/s.YB8Ud

No warranty. unless u found a way to proof it was fake after u receive.

I have the powerplay. From what I've observed, it only charges at 80% and stops at 95%. Supposedly to help with battery life.

Oh i see...

Any budget gaming mouse recommended? Around Rm150 budget. Prefer wired and rubber or matte surface. No glossy finishes

Logitech g102