I have the Deathadder and used Vengeance for some time.
They have huge differences. Deathadder is really light and it is quite big (in case you have huge hands).
On the other hand Vengeance is really heavy because of it's metal base and quite short, but it is hella comfortable.
I don't have the slightest clue about the Logitech one.
So in the end you have to choose what fits better to you :)
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My favs: MX510, MX518, G400
I just bought my G502 this week and its pretty good so far, one of the best sensors out there and really good fit. I have more of a fingertip grip but I can feel my palm touch the mouse at times so it could be the mouse made for me or i just switch between the two grips.
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I think we're soulmates, specialist. ;) I've been a longtime user of the MX510 and G400, myself, and found them to be the perfect shape for me, so when my G400 succumbed to the infamous disconnect issue a few months ago (which I wasn't able to fix, and it was out of warranty), I replaced it with its spiritual successor, the G402. It's been a great mouse so far and a natural transition. The only downside is that I use a "lazy" palm grip that hangs off the back of the mouse, so my thumb doesn't reach the precision button (which I'd love to use).
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I use a G502, Deathadder and Deathadder Chroma. They are all great, but I would have to pick the G502 over the Deathadders.
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It looks like the G502 is most popular so far, will look more into that, thanks for the advice, but keep them opinions coming please
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The Logitech will probably be the most similar in shape to what you're used to, and although I've never used a Razor, myself, I've read numerous complaints that their build quality isn't great and that they break easily, so that's something to consider.
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I was a Logitech fan for the longest time, spanning a g500 and 2 G9x over the course of 15 some-odd years. About 6months ago the 2nd g9x starting getting a bit wonky on me(known issues), so I started looking for a new one. I wasn't really impressed with the new designs by Logitech, and after weeks of pressure from a friend I decided to heed his advice and try something completely new.
He had been using the SteelSeries Sensei for a couple years and currently had 3 that he was consistently using(work,laptop,desktop). I found a good deal on one and decided to go for it, and I honestly couldn't be any happier. I'm a pretty die-hard Logi fan but the SteelSeries Sensei is a great choice.
Edit* That said, I do really miss the G9x but look at those prices :(
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I am looking to buy a new mouse as my old Logitech G500 is dying on me. I got this rodent because of its size and weight. The number of buttons is quite alright, no more are needed, but no less either. So far I have found 3 alternatives Logitech G502 Proteus Core, Razor Deathadder and the Corsair Vengeance M65. I have tried the Deathadder briefly but not sure on the shape though it looks rather good and so are the available buttons. Can someone advice please or give other alternatives?
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