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But performance is a thing that can be objectively measured. So if most people could beat their aim trainer score with a heavier mouse, you could say, at least, that a heavier mouse is better than a lighter one for aim trainers. Yes, it totally depends on your own size as well! I think it needs...

True true, it's definitely personal preference at the end of the day, as evidenced by the pros who have no trouble with a light mouse. But there should still be a way that maximizes performance for an agnostic person.

The reason a heavier mouse is better than a lighter mouse is the same reason the stick in a fighter plane and the pedals in an F1 car have very little travel but require significant force to move. It’s because your feelings of pressure in your fingers and tension in your muscles are a lot more...

I had the same problem and rolling back the latest Windows update solved it for me.