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Azreh
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my razer chroma mamba just died on me and looking for a new mouse
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I was going to suggest razor chroma I have one and it's nice and works just fine from Gfx to cs go it gets the job done
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Price range?

Cheap to you, may not be cheap to me.

We also need to know where you're from...
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Craig wrote Price range?

Cheap to you, may not be cheap to me.

We also need to know where you're from...



Around $90 and United States
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I would recommend the Logitech G502 purely because of the customization of the mouse there are more buttons than you will ever find a use for up to 16 separate DPI settings on the go and you can adjust the weight.
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I'd go for the Logitech G303. I have it myself and it's the best mouse I've gotten over the likes of the Deathadder, SS Rival, Logitech G602, etc.
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Azreh wrote Around $90 and United States


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I own this and it's great.
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JustTaazR wrote I would recommend the Logitech G502 purely because of the customization of the mouse there are more buttons than you will ever find a use for up to 16 separate DPI settings on the go and you can adjust the weight.


I second this. I used to use the G502 as my daily driver and it was amazing.

I use the G602 now and it is basically the wireless form of the G502 and I can't switch to anything else after using this one, I love it that much. In terms of battery life, just two batteries lasted me around 3.5 months with around 5-10 hours of use every day. Highly recommend.
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Razer Deathadder, cheap; yet durable + reliable.
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