Logitech G102 vs Razer Mouse - which one is better?

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Logitech G102 vs Razer Mouse - which one is better?

Logitech G102 vs Razer Mouse - which one is better?

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el_flo
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12-31-2024, 05:10 PM

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Hi . I'm unsure which mouse is the best for long-term use and good performance. I searched and came across the Logitech g102 lightsync, but reviews mentioned double-click problems. I don't want to encounter that issue or avoid it in my first year. Later, I found three other options: Razer Deathadder essential, Razer viper mini, and Razer Deathadder v2 mini. Could you help me determine which one is better and who might cause the double-click issues? If there are good alternatives, please suggest them from AliExpress since shipping from Amazon is too expensive for my country. My requirements are: the mouse should be suitable for FPS games, allow customization of DPI and macros via software, avoid double-click problems, have a long lifespan, and cost under 30 dollars.

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el_flo

12-31-2024, 05:10 PM #1

Hi . I'm unsure which mouse is the best for long-term use and good performance. I searched and came across the Logitech g102 lightsync, but reviews mentioned double-click problems. I don't want to encounter that issue or avoid it in my first year. Later, I found three other options: Razer Deathadder essential, Razer viper mini, and Razer Deathadder v2 mini. Could you help me determine which one is better and who might cause the double-click issues? If there are good alternatives, please suggest them from AliExpress since shipping from Amazon is too expensive for my country. My requirements are: the mouse should be suitable for FPS games, allow customization of DPI and macros via software, avoid double-click problems, have a long lifespan, and cost under 30 dollars.

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Atomic_Spray
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12-31-2024, 05:37 PM

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any mouse with optical switches can't perform a physical double-click, so likely the Viper Mini is the best fit for your budget. The main drawback is needing a small hand to operate it.

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Atomic_Spray

12-31-2024, 05:37 PM #2

any mouse with optical switches can't perform a physical double-click, so likely the Viper Mini is the best fit for your budget. The main drawback is needing a small hand to operate it.

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DerpyMudkip
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01-19-2025, 02:40 AM

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Yes, I understand. If I raise the price to 40$, will the Viper Mini remain the best option?

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DerpyMudkip

01-19-2025, 02:40 AM #3

Yes, I understand. If I raise the price to 40$, will the Viper Mini remain the best option?