Show me a better gaming mouse

What if they just made a mouse out of holes?

inb4 muh dusty holes, lightweight mice are the best

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you made me curious
is there a good mouse like that with a sensor which is not shit and without rgb?

oh boy i sure am glad they cute holes all into the body of this mouse and saved me from moving an extra 1.2 grams!

i own that mouse and i like it quite a bit and you can clean it without a issue because you can literally fucking shove it into water without a issue.

>Eating the gamer gunk that builds up in it
nothing better

>wants light mouse
>shave off 1 gram of plastic on the top
>replace it with 4 grams of RGB leds, PCB and controller.
Genius!

>dust from 10 different bags of chips stewing with your fap residue
Delightful

Why are they alienating people with trypophobia?

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The worst part about this mouse is that it's a bitch to clean. Too many crevices for gunk to accumulate.

good lord, delete this

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It's not bad, OP. But I had to disable the dpi setting buttons because they're really shittily placed. Sturdier than whatever corsair mouse I had before it, which lasted a year. But yeah the layout of those buttons suck for me.

you have the choice of other mice like logitech.
for those who say muh gamer gunk the mm710 here you can literally fucking shove it in soapy water and scrub it and it will still work because it is water resistance

optical switches

I've yet to find a mouse you can easily open to clean or change switches. Every mouse has the fucking screws under the pads which means you automatically ruin them every time.

It's really not that good. It's fine though, and the extra buttons makes things a lot more pleasant to use.
I got page up/down, home/end, back/forth, and del on my mouse instead of having to bother with the keyboard.

The really retarded thing with "gaming mice" is that they have actual fucking buttons. You'd think a gaming mouse would want to reduce the time it takes to click, but NOOOOO, they don't care about that.
An actual gaming mouse should have pressure sensors instead of primary buttons, no travel time, just trigger when it reaches set pressure. I bet you can shave off like 30ms on reaction time with that (your finger is squish, travel time before you even start to press the button.. the button has travel distance, so extra travel time there again).

Razer Viper Ultimate and Razer Basilisk Ultimate. I always used to think Razer is a meme but while their software is resource heavy it's the best I have used yet and their products are also high quality. Remains to be seen until they break down.

The g402

Literally never had this issue in 6+ years
Heavy mice are by far the best

doubleclicks

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PixArt 3360 seems fine to me, same used in zowies. I play FPS and osu
RGBshit you can of course customise/disable and all settings are stored on the mouse you don't need to keep the driver installed which I like, and you can remap the DPI button which is useful.
It's usually possible to pry the pads off carefully and not damage them. Can even isopropyl off the glue and reapply heavy duty double sided tape if it wears out. But it's nice to get a new set of pads once in a while
>Heavy
not when you're trying to flick with weak basedboy wrists

why is your hand so close to the toilet
dude seriously

Never had this issue either