This shape family is perfect for some people, I'm happy someone is making a 3360 mouse around it. The firmware is probably going to be garbage though, like normal.
This shape family is perfect for some people, I'm happy someone is making a 3360 mouse around it. The firmware is probably going to be garbage though, like normal.
Seriously... G402 is 41 mm high at 108 g, G502 is 40 mm high at 125. Also lightweight palm mice are pretty much only G403, Savu, KPM/O, EC, Castor. Everything else is in the same weight range.
Yea its very much in the mid range of weights also I like the RGB toward the mousepad looks really cool it's like the G303 except its not one color changing its like rainbow all around
The only criticism I can think of from these pics is the DPI button seems a bit big and angular might interfere with M1 and M2
Could be wider in the butt area for my tastes, the arc seems rather nice though, sniper button positioning also seems "meh", if the weight is a problem depends on the fit, at least for me.
Could be wider in the butt area for my tastes, the arc seems rather nice though, sniper button positioning also seems "meh", if the weight is a problem depends on the fit, at least for me.
The shape is not bad but the height is higher and length is super longer than g402 or 502. Maybe for people have over 20cm handsize. As I have 18cm handsize, I think I should cancel this. Too long too high too heavy for me. And that sniper button.... awwwwww
While I wouldn't actually use a sniper button I've been somewhat curious about setting something up so that right click lowers my sensitivity and FOV in CS. I probably wouldn't end up liking it, but I actually have many more hours in shooters with ads type things between BF games, Rainbow 6 Siege, and APB than in CS and I could see it maybe possibly helping. Most games I play at something like 32cm/360 hipfire and 64cm/360 or more ADS so it may help with long range shots. Right now in R6S its actually more like 160cm/360 when playing 3x sights which i mostly do. I'm sure I could do the sensitivity part, but I was actually curious if I could drop the FOV too while doing it. I know you can set your FOV to something different in console and could set that to a bind on a button, but IDK if you get a black screen for a second or lag or anything when doing that because I haven't tested it.
Like I said I probably wouldn't like it or stick with it, but I was curious if it was possible. My aim is actually significantly better in games with ADS probably because my sensitivity is fairly high, but is dropped while ADS. I don't feel comfortable if I can't easily do a 360 plus a bit on my mousepad though and my current pad is only 40cm plus I want a bit for the width of the mouse and some room to overshoot a 180 either direction.
Edit: Also I don't awp much, but that would get complicated and I think I would need another bind that changes my binds from right click doing that to right click doing normal m2. Plus nades, plus a bunch of other stuff. It would probably end up being really confusing and bad tbh.
Looks large by some numbers but thanks to design it's yet another medium sized mouse. I don't see a camper button, I have no problem with having more than 2 side buttons, they can be used for anything.
Looks large by some numbers but thanks to design it's yet another medium sized mouse. I don't see a camper button, I have no problem with having more than 2 side buttons, they can be used for anything.
So can I assume that means you've used it? Its not even out yet or widely available and you are saying it is a medium mouse despite being extremely large in dimensions. I'm pretty sure what you are looking for is an upsidedown bowl with a sensor inside it at this point.
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