Which mouse is better? G900 is double the price, but is it realy that good and worth the price?

both are garbage

It just depends what fits your hand better. If you can, go to a BestBuy or something to see how they feel.

The G502 is a normal right-handed mouse with the fitting/curve you'd expect and the G900 is ambidextrous so it's the same on both sides. The G900 definitely feels more premium, especially with the wireless. The G502 is a bit more compact where are the G900 seems to be a bit longer.

love my g502, i went to microcenter and they let me open the box to test it out.

So, the g502 is an excellent mice but it must fit your hand, it's mostly for claw/fingertip, also it may feel a bit heavy in certain situations.
The g900 is a top gamma but i'm not sure what makes it worth the difference in price...
For that amount you could buy a g502 and a secondary mouse or upgrade your mousepad honestly.

Regardless of your choice, be careful because both may have issues above 2000 cpi. (don't come questioning me, i don't care of your points of view acquired playing minecraft)

This post was edited by 4rchon on Nov 8 2017 01:09pm

lmao



If the g502 can do this I think it's a safe pick:



This post was edited by DCSS on Nov 8 2017 01:43pm

you don't need pixel perfect accuracy on osu.
Comments in that video say he used 1500 dpi (which is inside safe range) and the mouse was too heavy for him

This post was edited by 4rchon on Nov 8 2017 02:09pm

and on what game do you need to aim at a specific pixel?

not sure... Quake?

This post was edited by 4rchon on Nov 8 2017 02:10pm

you'll want to use low dpi if you want to play that game seriously, anyway. Actually, that goes for most games... Most people don't like having huge mousepads though even if it's the best way to do it.

I can't think of any mice that can be configured to high dpi that don't rely on interpolation to pull it off. Though it's usually well after 2000 mark that it's inevitable.