razer deathadder / logitech g502 / zowie fk1/ za11

[llyr1900]

I use claw grip mostly and this is going to be for cs go where my dpi will be around 400.

I can get all of these for about the same price and I don't really doubt there specs, I just need to hear someone else's opinion.

cheers

 

[corndog1836]

I like the razor deathadder . I have one . I had a logitech 400 series and i like the razor. I have the chroma version and can change the colors on the mouse. Its very precise and well built. The software is good and ergonomics feel comfortable after hours of gaming

 

[ThePlaneAddict]

The Deathadder. I second this, I have the same situation ^. It's a great mouse, super smooth, especially with one of their golithus mouse mats. Large and comfortable to hold you whole hand

 

[jimmysmitty]

I have never owned a Razer but I have had friends have experience with them and they, for them, died faster than other mice. One thing I didn't like about the Razer was the way the drivers work for it:

http://www.razerzone.com/synapse/

It is a cloud based driver. A friend had one and that driver would mess with his Logitech USB headset.

I personally have a Logitech G502 Proteous core and love it. It has software to map out mice pads so that it tracks better, software that configures every button on the mouse and it isn't cloud based.

 

[Xemko]

Zowie fk1.
Review : http://www.eteknix.com/zowie-fk1-gaming-mouse-review/

 

[corndog1836]

Razor mice have a two year warranty if that helps..

 

[ThePlaneAddict]

I've never had a problem with the drivers. Only thing I dislike is if you have a slow pc, it takes time starting up at initial boot. I have it on my SSD so it loads instantly. You really never need to even look at the software unless you are changing settings or updating drivers
Also, razer has all the same stuff to sync to their exact mouse mats. All buttons are controllable and DPI settings and such

 

[jimmysmitty]

Razor mice have a two year warranty if that helps..

The Logitech has a 3 year. The other two I have never heard of.

I've never had a problem with the drivers. Only thing I dislike is if you have a slow pc, it takes time starting up at initial boot. I have it on my SSD so it loads instantly. You really never need to even look at the software unless you are changing settings or updating drivers

As I said, I don't like it personally as I think drivers should always be local and never have to rely on a server to install or be updated. My personal opinion. As for the issues, it wasn't with the drivers themselves. He had a Logitech USB gaming headset that would not work properly when he had the Logitech software and the Razer software installed. So he had to just use the generic USB audio drivers for the headset.Probably fixed now but it was weird.

 

[corndog1836]

http://www.techradar.com/us/news/computing-components/peripherals/best-gaming-mouse-top-5-gaming-mice-reviewed-1270941

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/best-gaming-mice,review-2220.html

Look at these reveiws

 

[ThePlaneAddict]

The new mamba is technicallly more advanced deathadder and if you can afford it, comes wireless/wired and can be switched between the two at any time. Also has click pressure settings

 

[jimmysmitty]

^good reviews. I like the THG one a bit better as they didn't come up with random cons just to have cons like on two of the mice on techradar are - because of no right hand buttons which the majority in that review don't have them.

 

[corndog1836]

Yep. I like the deathadder chroma personally but used a g400 for years. Deathadder with a large mouse pad and calibrated to that mouse pad is good for me but its all about preference

 

[corndog1836]

Well.what did you pick?