Logitech G502 or G600?

AvolitionR

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I'm currently shopping for a new mouse and I'm split between two Logitech products: the G502 (Proteus Core) and the G600. I really like the aesthetics of the G600 as well as the 12 side buttons it has, but I'm worried that it might not precise enough/too laggy for FPS games. I did some research, but before making my mind, I'd like to hear (or read I suppose) what you guys think.
 
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I use the G502, cant comment on the G600, but Ill tell you what I think of the G502:

I think its an amazing mouse. Its incredibly precise, very tunable, and any changes you make in the software are saved on the actual mouse (meaning you can take the mouse to another PC and its settings would save without having to install software). It also comes with weights to customize its feel, its mouse wheel is the best I've ever used, and it has nice macro button locations/amount too.

My only complaint is that its a bit narrow for my hands. I use claw grip so its no big deal, but just keep that in mind.

I use the G502, cant comment on the G600, but Ill tell you what I think of the G502:

I think its an amazing mouse. Its incredibly precise, very tunable, and any changes you make in the software are saved on the actual mouse (meaning you can take the mouse to another PC and its settings would save without having to install software). It also comes with weights to customize its feel, its mouse wheel is the best I've ever used, and it has nice macro button locations/amount too.

My only complaint is that its a bit narrow for my hands. I use claw grip so its no big deal, but just keep that in mind.

 
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I have a slightly older variant, the G500S and it has been an awesome mouse! So if the G502 is a little bit too expensive I bet you could find a g500s for cheaper.
 
Thanks for your answers guys, that was quick. Yeah the G502 really seems like the way to go... Money isn't a problem, it's just that I'm really picky when it comes to design and I just love how the G600 looks. Of course, it's always performance over looks, but before closing the thread, I'd be cool to hear at least one person who used both.
 
I actually have both g600 and g502, and even though everybody say g502 is better for aiming and FPS which it might be due to it's sensor, but for me I play better with the g600 for some reason, even on aiming games like CSGO and overwatch, I have no idea why but this is my personal experience.