G602 is the best wireless mouse for gaming so far

i am using one, dont like the weird shape. mayb suitable for claw grip. sensor wise is okay la.. nothing to shout about for a 100 mouse

too bad G900 using not so replaceable battery..

most probably will be my next mouse too

dang i just saw that too
too hyped just now..

where did you get it ?

just asking
how often does mouse sensor go bad?
i am asking because recently my G302 started double clicking, i managed to do surgery on it and fix the click issue and very happy with it
While getting the click fixed, i noticed that my aim getting suck recently compared to few months ago. not sure whether it is because of sensor also half way kaput? i did not remember i felt so hard to aim with this mouse before

i nv had a mouse that sensor went out before the click.
Or just maybe i sucks now lol

wow
you have gone thru a lot of good mice
look like mine having high chance sensor going to kaput since it has been around 2 years. previously using G300 and encountered double clicking so my G302 is a replacement. G300 shape suit my hand more, wish that i opened it up to fix the clicking instead of RMA it which return me a G302

now keep me wondering why solid state thing like sensor also has such bad durability too


It is quite satisfying actually to fix double click issue addicted to it since i opened up my G302

This post has been edited by N33d: Oct 19 2016, 10:10 AM

i tried razer and logi
i have better luck with logitech too, average most of them last me >1.5year
my razer mouse spoilt within 6 months and the RMA spoilt within another 6 month
I told myself that is enuf and never go back to razer and read many bad story about razer quality, i think i am not the only one

but since i have learnt to fix double clicking issue for omron switch, i think i could easily use omron switches mouse for at least 5 years without any problem
now just gonna find a mouse with good sensor and shape that suit me

too bad most of them are using the switch from the same supplier.. that why it happens to almost every mouse even the high end one.
I just open up and do surgery on the switch spring mech to prolong the mouse life
i have did that once to my G302 few months ago due to double click and everything is working properly now despite the change in clicking feel(became harder)

almost all using the same omron switch, that is why no matter which brand you go, in the end you still cannot run away from that clicking issue