Which Mouse?

Nged72

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lehtv

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For non-serious gaming, any mouse that you find comfortable is good enough.

G500 sucks, IMO. Uncomfortable, heavy, clumsy. Check out G400 instead, $34. A lot of people find it very comfortable.

What mouse mat do you have? I find that having a good mat is one half, a good mouse the other half, when talking about comfort of use. I prefer large, thick cloth mats.
 
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Nged72

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I actually don't use a mat. I just use the top of my desk in my apartment which is plastic.
 

BrightCandle

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You will see a massive improvement with a decent cloth mat. The resistance gives you lots of additional control for small movements. As to the mouse I would go relatively simple. The g400 has a near flawless sensor and a classically comfortable shape. Or a zowie AM if you like a flatter more Microsoft optical sort of shape.

What grip do you use?
 

Nged72

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You will see a massive improvement with a decent cloth mat. The resistance gives you lots of additional control for small movements. As to the mouse I would go relatively simple. The g400 has a near flawless sensor and a classically comfortable shape. Or a zowie AM if you like a flatter more Microsoft optical sort of shape.

What grip do you use?

I'm not quite sure.

I have small hands so I believe a "claw" mouse would let me palm it. I have been using the Diamondback for the past 6 years too.
 

Eureka

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Don't bother with the cobra one. I bought one of those and it was 100% complete crap.