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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
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
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
LGS (Logitech Gaming Software) does not have Linux or macOS support, so the mouse cannot be tuned or configured under those operating systems. However, if the mouse is configured on a different OS, the configuration will work on Linux and macOS, since the profiles are stored on the mouse itself. (Note that the options for on-device profiles are limited compared to using profile on the OS itself) See More
The G502 gaming mouse has 11 programmable buttons, support for macros and profiles, adjustable weight and center of balance, two scroll wheel modes, and a plethora of settings to customize. In addition to the standard left, right, and scroll wheel buttons, there's a button below the scroll wheel, three thumb buttons, two buttons to the left of the left mouse button and you can tilt the mouse wheel left and right for extra functionality as well. All of these buttons can be programmed to do pretty much whatever you want. The scroll wheel can act as a smooth unhindered scroll or a notched scroll depending on how you want to use it. It has an on-the-fly CPI switch with 5 states and the mouse can store three different macro profiles and can switch between them with a button press. 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
This mouse is built to last with its mechanical button switches, smooth teflon feet, and lengthy braided cable. The built in rubber thumb rest and rubber side panel makes the mouse ergonomic as well as reducing wear-and-tear. These features combined make for a device that will last for a good while. See More
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
Middle click stops working after a while. Otherwise this mouse is great. See More
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
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
I have tried this (my friend owns one) and i think this is hands down the best unlimited budget jitter clicking mouse. See More
I've had the Razer Viper Mini for about a couple months and here are my thoughts on it. The main reason I got the most in the first place was because it is not to expensive and I wanted a good enough mouse for Minecraft. I did want the Glorious Model O but after looking at the price tag I said no. I had to save up for a upcoming trip so yah. Anyways the first day I used the mouse I thought it was pretty good for the price. It was smooth and I got decent cps (12-13). I wasn't overly crazy about this mouse. After using it I realized that cps isn't everything in Minecraft pvp. With this mouse I got crazy combos and the buttons on the side do really come in handy. Overall I really like this mouse for jitterclicking because it offers a decent amount of cps, it is smooth, and cps isn't really everything in a game like Minecraft. See More
I have been using the mouse for a month and shows really great impressions See More