Looking to buy the Logitech G602. But how does it track on different surfaces? It will be used while I'm on the go.

Will the optical sensor do its job on different surfaces? Or should I just get the Laser G700s

I see. But what about tracking? I think I'd be using this on the road. Thought it'd be good to ready it up for every surface possible out there.

Surprisingly my G300 did ok on glass. Guess the optical sensors are much improved these days.

If you can find them at the same price, the g703 is the better performer. The g703 has arguably one of the best sensor on the market.

the g703 used to cost a lot more too before logitech did a permanent price drop on the g703.

for the same price bracket you can also check out g603 / g304. i personally like g703, but the battery life is a bit put off for me.

G Pro Wireless is awesome but the price is also awesome, haha.

Depending on your budget. If budget is not a concern, you can also check out the razer mamba , g903, g502 wireless, SS Rival 650 too. Been wanting a wireless mouse too but my DA 3.5G is serving me well.

For me personally I vouch for G Pro also, and if you want something in between work/gaming, i think the g903/g502 is the better choice. There's also a New Razer Viper wireless in town, haven't check on those reviews yet.

For no frills gaming, g304 is the one to go for its price. Around RM170. It's a bargain, but don't expect premium quality for the price you pay. Pure performance mouse.

Having a huge dilemma which mouse to go for after my 10 yo DA died on me, either save up a few hundred and settle for a g103 prodigy until a full gear overhaul or go all out for a G pro wireless and upgrade keyboard later, or get a sub rm200 mouse like the Razer Basilisk / Logitech g304 / DeathAdder.

Finally got a Logitech G103 Prodigy due to local favorite store ran out of stock for the G304 (saved a cool rm130), coming from a palm grip user (DA 3.5 & MX518) it feels different but so far so good, no feelings of uncomfortable. Haven't tried gaming on it, but the shape is very similar to my g90. Might consider upgrading to G304 once I get used to the shape.

What mouse are u using ? regardless cheaply made or what made. what you pay is what you get. I bought a cheapo 1st Player mouse, the worst thing ever. RM59 if not mistaken. Sensor was off but the clicks was nice though.

i missed out the logitech sales in april-may... when the g502 was going for only rm189..

My half year old G103 already giving me double clicking issues, luckily the computer allows me to top up and change to G Pro for rm179. Not sure if it's a wise decision but not many choices available at the time. Heard good things about the G Pro wireless , not so much on G Pro wired.

Hope this can last me another 5 years. Game On Playas

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.

Mine had double clicking issue after almost 6 months of usage. But for the price i have no complaints. rm60 can't even get a decent cap ayam gaming mouse. still love it, but i've upgrade to g pro hero instead.

If you need wireless just go for G304, it'll worth it. Having 2 x G102 doesn't help you cut the cords don't they.


Omron also will have double clicking issues leh, i don't really trust those click ratings though, just a reference on the switch quality.

+1 for G102, but mine had double clicking issues after 6 months of usage, currently considering DeathAdder Essential at RM7x ish during sales. Or u can top up a bit go for G304 wireless or Basilisk X Wireless, both at around RM140

The G903 is having a major price slash on shopee, rm200 off retail, if it wasn't because of the fact that i've already owned the g pro wired, and a mx master 3, i would've went for it. But I settled for a g304 white edition which i think would benefit my current setup. (Building an all white gaming setup)

I got the G Pro Hero 16K, but got it upgraded to 25K now via software update. G Pro wired is always that one. G403 is not called a G Pro. The old version of G Pro wired comes with really thick wires and

Yes G102 is the budget / lesser version of the G Pro Wired 16K , they all carry the same shape and all but less features and less premium materials. The G Pro Wired feels more solid and the clicks are more premium. Closer to Razer clicks if know what I mean, very very crispy and light. The G102 ones are loud and clicky. And the scroll wheel on the G Pro Wired are better also. You can feel the precision of each scroll. While the scroll wheel on the G102 / G304 is mushy a bit.

I'm currently using the G304 instead of the G Pro Wired. I'm not a pro gamer so I don't really feel any difference between the sensors. Love the freedom of the G304 though. If you ask me which one to choose I'd pick the G102 Lightsync for the value it provides. G304 if you want to go wireless, G Pro Wired if you really love this shape and want the best materials and sensor in this mouse shape / form. Pair the G Pro wired with a nice mouse bungee and you're good to go.