G502 HERO

As someone who has both the G502 and G502 Hero (personal is Hero, work is regular), yeah, I prefer the regular. It just feels nicer to me even though the hero is technically better

I was fairly decent even with the g502 because I had no idea what aimtraining was back when I grinding fortnite, warzone and a few other games but I always had a problem of my hand hurting after some time and that the weight made microadjustments very hard, but I still thought it was just me being b

Razer Basilisk V3. Switched to it two months ago. Similar ergonomics to my former G502 Hero, but I got tired of the lessening quality control in them. I've had several of them over the years, and all but the first one have started to fail shortly after the warranty ended.

I used to have G502 Hero and let me tell you It didn't feel right for me. I tried for 3 years to get used to it but I couldn't. I got G102 and felt like a huge upgrade for me. If you're comfortable with your mouse, keep playing and don't listen to others.

Recently my main mouse has been the razer naga x, its the cheap equivalent for the naga v2 pro which i also have, its fairly light and has a large number of clicky side buttons which I like for not needing to take my left hand off WASD. Got mine on sale for $48. Backup mouse is the keychron m5; its

мне к сожалению тако формы мышки не нравятся( я думал когда то о g502 hero, но эта подставка для большого пальца меня просто убивает, хочется чего то такого простого.. просто привык из за g102