Question Cooler Master MM310 versus Logitech Pro G Gaming ?

[Satearn]

I don't game but I want a light and fast mouse, given the choice between these 2 mice, what would be the best choice/quality/durability? The Cooler master is much lighter, but maybe won't slide as well as the Logitech?

Right now I use an HP with DPi as 6400 for productivity, but would like 8000-10 000

Both mice are about the same price

Cooler Master MM310
https://www.coolermaster.com/.../peripheral/mice/mm310/...
or
Logitech G Pro Gaming
https://www.logitechg.com/.../pro-hero.910-005439.html

 

[Lutfij]

I'd choose the Coolermaster mouse since you've stated wanting a lighter mouse.

 

[Satearn]

I'd choose the Coolermaster mouse since you've stated wanting a lighter mouse.

Are they of similar quality and reliability?

 

[Lutfij]

I'm personally using the Keychron M1 which is 18g heavier than the Coolermaster mouse. I've worked with Coolermaster peripherals in the past and tested some out prior to buying my Keychron, they are built well but a light mouse might feel cheap to some.

As for your question about sliding, that depends primarily on your mouse/desk mat. A surface that's dirty will cause scratches to develop on the feet of the mouse, creating drag.

 

[Satearn]

I'm personally using the Keychron M1 which is 18g heavier than the Coolermaster mouse. I've worked with Coolermaster peripherals in the past and tested some out prior to buying my Keychron, they are built well but a light mouse might feel cheap to some.

As for your question about sliding, that depends primarily on your mouse/desk mat. A surface that's dirty will cause scratches to develop on the feet of the mouse, creating drag.

Very interesting advice, what kind of mouse pad do you recommend? And how often to clean it?

 

[Lutfij]

I don't clean it until I see dust built up on it, meaning a white outline of where you hand and peripheral has been moving atop of. I dust off the pad, then use a moist wipe to take off anything that might be lingering though please keep in mind that mouse pad with thick bases have bitumen in them, don't leave them immersed in water.

I have a deskpad actually, this one;

Switch Swirl Deskmat - Original

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