In this gaming mouse buying guide I’ll go through some of the top 5 gaming mice buying mistakes I’ve made in the past and the best way you can avoid them.
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Gear list (Available on Amazon):
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Main 2nd Lens (Eber) –
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This video nails the little details, like how smoothly you demonstrate the mouse features—it’s like watching a pro in action, and it really made me want to try it out myself!
I used to f- people up in CS with a IBM ball mouse… it’s practice that matters more than anything else.
Bought a G502 Hero after my G502 Proteus Core started having sporadic double-clicking issues on the G-buttons after 13 years and ten thousands of hours of daily use. It was 28€ on Amazon, which is ridiculously cheap. At that price I honestly don’t care if it starts double-clicking in 3 years. I had a wireless Razer Mamba before this one. The battery pack literally blew up, the rubber was coming off and it was terribly built. Most battery packs will be dead after 5 years. Or at least the capacity will be so bad after 5 years, that it will become a pain in the ass. Wired mice are just way more reliable.
I hate how the marketing of gaming mice is heavily geared towards shooter games only. Didn’t get the hype on lightweight gimmicks either, if anything it felt cheap to me if it’s too light.
all i see in this video here is subjective opinion, nothing is wrong about having various kind of mouse because we have billions of people with their own preferences, except the first point about marketing which i absolutely agree