Rival or G502

I had Rival for almost a year and i was very pleased with it. Now i use G402 and im kinda dissapointed so im thinking about buying a new one..

Should i buy another Rival or G502 is much better?

I heard G502 is heavier so i think thats gonna help in GunZ and CS:GO (?).

give opinion plz0r.

I own the mouse for a while now and I'm very satisfied with it, it is very comfortable, for long sessions too,
You can adjust it's weight with five "weights" that come alongside the mouse, each weights 3.6 grams.

Logitech's software is very simplified and easy to use, and you can sync your lightening with other Logitech gear. (if you have any, obviously)
Logically, the mouse comes with a braided cable.

This is mine, I usually use two of the provided 'weights' (but it's game dependent with me)

https://i.imgur.com/UcgxS61.png

I think it's one of the best gaming mouses there are out there right now, I am most certainly recommending it.

Also any difference between Spectrum and Core? Is there a reason Core costs 15 euro more?

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Also any difference between Spectrum and Core? Is there a reason Core costs 15 euro more?

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RGB lightening, is it worth? that's a question you need to ask yourself, for me it was well worth it since I made a customization of my entire setup with rgb lightening;

https://i.imgur.com/vKbBEW4.png

ty friend..

just ordered it, lets hope its going to be better than g402

G403 or Zowie FK2 are the only mice worth while on the market right now.

Unless you need the ridic side panels that the Naga/Corsair mice have.

G502.

I would also suggest to look up the razer deathadder chroma.

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G502.

I would also suggest to look up the razer deathadder chroma.

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I had Deathadder before. Great gaming quality but Razer products always lack quality overall... and they often stop working for no reason like mine did after 5 months.

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I had Deathadder before. Great gaming quality but Razer products always lack quality overall... and they often stop working for no reason like mine did after 5 months.

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Ah, that sucks.. I have no problem with my razer deathadder, except a minor double click problem but that was fixed pretty easily..
And I have my second razer mouse from like 10 years ago that still works fine.

I might try the g502 in a few months.

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Originally Posted by León

RGB lightening, is it worth? that's a question you need to ask yourself, for me it was well worth it since I made a customization of my entire setup with rgb lightening;

https://i.imgur.com/vKbBEW4.png

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sexy keyboard and mouse

I own the G502 and I've recently switched to the Razer Deadadder because I found one in my university's library. So I decided to try it out and I find the deathadder way better for aiming but my movement is better with the G502. That might be because the deathadder has the right click slightly broken.

The G502 is heavier but it's also a lot smaller. So it all really depends on you specifically.