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What are the best mouses for jitter click?

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Best mouses for jitter click	Price	Weight	Sensor
-- Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum	$79.99	121 - 140g (Customizable)	Pixart PMW 3366DM (Optical)
-- Logitech G303	$45.60	87g	Pixart PMW3366
-- Razer DeathAdder Elite	$69.99	105g	PMW3389-T3QU (Optical)
-- Logitech G602	$39.99	152g (Batteries In)	Avago AM010 (Optical)
-- Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum	$149.99	107 g	PMW3366 Optical

Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum

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Amazing 12000 CPI optical sensor

The Logitech G502 Proteus Core gaming mouse has an impressively accurate 12000 CPI optical sensor that's capable of tracking speeds up to 7.5 m/s. There is no acceleration, angle snapping, prediction or jitter even at max CPI. See More

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Made for right handed users only

The shape does not work in your left hand. See More

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Thumb-rest and textured side grips provide good grip

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Too heavy for competitive FPS

Most competitive FPS gaming mice aim to weigh under 100 grams. The G502 weighs 121 grams, which can be further increased to 139 grams with extra weights. The increased weight makes it more difficult to move quickly. It also means your hand will get tired quicker. See More

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Scroll wheel has useful horizontal clicks

The scroll wheel can be pressed form side to side to enact two different programmable button presses. See More

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On-the-fly 5-state CPI switch

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Helps you lock in the feel of the mouse with adjustable weight and center of balance

You can also customize the weight of the gaming mouse between 121-139 grams and its center of balance with up to five 3.6 gram weights to adjust how it feels as it moves across your mousepad. See More

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Allows you to quickly switch between different tasks with 3 different macro profiles

This gaming mouse can store 3 different macro profiles and can switch between them on the fly. Since they are on-board, no software is required to set the gaming mouse up on another system. See More

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Great for palm and claw grips

Palm and claw grip both work pretty well on this device. See More

Logitech G303

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Side buttons are hard to press unwillingly and easy to press when needed

Side buttons are positioned at a different plane from the plane where user's thumb rests however user grabs the mouse. Thumb will not occasionally slip and press the side button, at the same time they are easy to reach with minimal movement. Also, they are neither too stiff nor too loose to press. See More

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Light weight (87g): less momentum and draws user's stamina much slower

One of the lowest weights on market. While palm grip fans may see it as a con, it's surely a pro for fingertip posse. Don't get deceived if you see its weight indicated as 127g. Logitech is giving two weights, with and without cord. More often manufacturers just give one number: weight without cord. It can lead to confusion sometimes. See More

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The diamond shape and sides skewed towards the bottom are the best fingertip grip friends

Ideal shape for fingertip grip. The diamond shape allows the user to move the mouse freely in a wider range, so it does not come in contact with the palm. While it may not be the case for larger hands even with other mice, users with smaller hands will get the point. Also, the skewed sides will not allow thumb and ring/pinkie fingers to slip. Ever. See More

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Compact size gaming mouse

People with small hands needn't look at mice like the Corsair M65 gaming mouse and despair. The G303 gaming mouse has a solution. It's about the size of the $5 USB mice that are often bundled with desktop computers, but it has most of the features of a full-size gaming mouse. See More

Razer DeathAdder Elite

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Comfortable for most sizes of hands and grips

The Deathadder gaming mouse has a simple design and ergonomics that makes it comfortable for a wide variety of hand sizes and grips. See More

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Distracting lights

Although the lights on the mouse look nice, they may bother or be distracting to some people. If they are too distracting, they can be turned off but that does require proprietary software that many do not like having installed. See More

InfluentialMamitu's Experience

it is very easy to click See More

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Left- and right-click buttons have a concave that helps fingers stay in place

The concave w design of the left and right mouse buttons allows for fingers to stay easily in place comfortably. See More

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Requires signing in and connecting to a server before the mouse can be used to its full potential

To get the latest drivers or edit settings you have to download "synapse" an "online cloud device updater and profile storage" application. You have to register an account with your email and have it running in the background constantly for changes to take effect. See More

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5 Independently programmable buttons

All five buttons on the device are independently programmable with the Synapse software. See More

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Two side buttons in an easily accessible yet unobtrusive position

The two side buttons on this gaming mouse are programmable and have the exact same actuation as the left and right mouse buttons. They are also placed well where they are easy to access but are also unobtrusive. See More

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Cable braiding protects it from accidental damage

The DeathAdder Elite gaming mouse has a 2.13m braided cable, that helps prevent kinking, curling and protects the cable prolonging life of mouse. See More

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16,000 CPI sensor

The new Avago ADNS-S3989 optical sensore used in the Razer Deathadder Elite gaming mouse allows for a whopping 16,000 CPI. See More

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Reasonably lightweight at 105 grams

At 105 grams the Razer Deathadder Elite gaming mouse is reasonably lightweight. See More

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Synapse is well-designed driver software

Synapse can be a useful tool by saving a users setting to the cloud automatically, setting do not need to be remembered upon re-installs or using a friends PC. See More

Logitech G602

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Can run on single battery for lighter weight

Users can opt to run the device on a single battery to cut down on the weight but this will have an impact on battery life. See More

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No wired option

The Logitech G602 does not offer a wired USB option, only wireless. See More

NobleSilenus's Experience

This mouse is not only one of the cheapest gaming mice offered on the market, but it is better than most as well. Despite being old, this mouse hits nowhere far from 5 stars, and I am a happy user of 2 years. Even though this website says that it is $80.00, you can get it on Amazon for close to $30. See More

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Good optical sensor

Only up to 2500 DPI but it's a great sensor for those that don't need very high DPI. See More

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Great battery life

Good for users that want a wireless mouse without any loss of functionality or need to change the batteries every week. See More

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Comfortable for palm grip with easy to hit buttons

Great for palm grip along with the fantastic Logitech software for key mapping and profiles. See More

Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum

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LGS companion software conveniently facilitates tweaking

Option tweaking is done via the Logitech Gaming Software (LGS). This includes sensor related options, the choice of side buttons, button remapping, macro creation and thorough lighting control. All of this is connected to the five available profiles. The LGS is available on Windows and Mac systems. See More

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Scroll wheel can rattle lightly

It is not uncommon that the scroll wheel can lightly rattle while on free-scrolling mode. See More

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On-board memory profiles

You can save your custom button bindings right on the mouse so that no matter which computer you use it with, your profiles are there. See More

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Expensive

Packed full with features, it’s no surprise that it bears an expensive price tag of $150. Spending that much money on a mouse might seem impractical, but you certainly get what you pay for. See More

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Extensive customization

Aside from sensor and DPI adjustments, the G900 features extensive customization options. It has plenty of extra buttons that you can rebind with commands or macros. The scroll wheel can be changed to either free-rolling or notched scrolling. You can also choose to use it as a wired mouse, if you prefer. Full RGB lighting support lets you customize its look to suit your gaming rig. See More

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Great scroll wheel

The metallic scroll wheel can be switched between free scrolling and click scrolling through the button right in front of it. You can also tilt the scroll wheel either way, and program them to a specific task. See More

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Excellent sensor

The Logitech G900 uses a PMW 3366, a virtually flawless sensor that doesn’t alter movement in any way. It is seen as a slight upgrade to the FK1’s sensor but the differences are so minor that any improvement is only marginal. See More

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Just as reliable as a wired mouse

The G900’s transmitter performs well enough that it’s almost indistinguishable from other wired mice, in some cases even surpassing them in click latency tests. This, combined with its high quality sensor, makes it a great wireless option for a gaming mouse. See More

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