Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Vs Logitech G502 X Lightspeed and Plus: Which One is the Best Choice for You?
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2022
- In this video, I'm comparing the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro and the Logitech G502 X Lightspeed. I'll be looking at specs, features, and how they compare against each other. Which one is the best choice for you?
These are two very similar mice in terms of aesthetic, design and have comparable specs too. They both have fast spin mouse wheels, optical switches and masses of buttons. They're both also upgradable so you can use them with wireless charging mats or docks so you don't need to plug them in. On paper the Razer mouse is the better of the two, with better specs but the Logitech G502 X has a better mouse wheel and more buttons, as well as a superior wheel.
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Specs of this mouse:
FORM FACTOR Right-handed
CONNECTIVITY Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless
Bluetooth Wired - Speedflex Cable USB Type C
BATTERY LIFE Up to 90 hours (HyperSpeed)
RGB LIGHTING Razer Chroma™ RGB
SENSOR Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor
MAX SENSITIVITY (DPI) 30000
MAX SPEED (IPS) 750
MAX ACCELERATION (G) 70
PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS 11
SWITCH TYPE Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3
SWITCH LIFECYCLE 90-million Clicks
ON-BOARD MEMORY PROFILES 5
MOUSE FEET 100% PTFE
CABLE Razer™ Speedflex Cable USB Type C
TILT SCROLL WHEEL 4-way Razer™ HyperScroll tilt wheel
Electronically actuated notched and free-spinning modes
APPROXIMATE SIZES
Length: 130 mm / 5.11 in
Width: 75.4 mm / 2.96 in
Height: 42.5 mm / 1.67 in
APPROXIMATE WEIGHT
112 g / 3.95 oz (Excluding cable)
DOCK COMPATIBILITY
Razer Mouse Dock Pro with Razer Wireless Charging Puck (both sold separately)
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Highlights for me:
Large and comfortable fit
Great Ergonomics
Good button layout
Satisfying click action
Really good battery life
Convenient USB-C charging
Solid connection
Lowlights:
Loud mouse wheel
Specs of the Logitech G502 X Lightspeed:
PRIMARY SPECIFICATIONS
5 onboard memory profiles 1Two profiles by default, five by using Logitech G HUB Software available for download at logitechg.com/ghub
140-hour battery life
Low-friction PTFE feet
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 102 g (Black), 101.5 g (White)
Height: 131.4 mm
Width: 41.1 mm
Depth: 79.2 mm
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LIGHTSPEED wireless technology
5 onboard memory profiles
PTFE Feet
13 programmable controls
USB-C charging port
Battery life 2Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
Constant motion 140 hrs
TRACKING
Sensor: HERO 25K
Resolution: 100 - 25,600 dpi
Max. acceleration: 40G2
Max. speed: 400 IPS 3Tested on Logitech G240 Gaming Mouse Pad
Zero smoothing/acceleration/filtering
WARRANTY INFORMATION
2-Year Limited Hardware Warranty
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always appreciate the sound comparisons and how in depth they always are. Keep it up it doesnt go unnoticed ! ! ! !
Couldnt really decide so i ended up buying both.
Which one do you like better?
@sadakostacos4131 it's a tough one but I like the G502 a little more. It feels lighter and has a removalable sniper button. I keep the basilisk which I bought in white as an on the go laptop mouse and a backup to the main mouse.
@@RAMBOLOGY sounds like a tough call lol. I just bought the g502 right now before I read your reply lol. I loved my basilisk ultimate but with how buggy the software is I couldn’t justify having it as my main. The g502 feels so flush in my hand tho 🤗
Ogh my god, I found you :D Please can you tell how scrolling wheel feels on Basilisk compared to 502? I came from G5 and the scrolling wheel I found on 502, well, at least for me is just crap :(
@@sneakypinkyXOdoes the Logitech software feel less buggy compared to Razer one?
Wonderful review and comparison
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i have the wired version of the that razer mouse and i love it, ive got it paired with a wired elite huntsman keyboard...i always play in the dark so between the mouse and keyboard my desk is all lit up
I'm looking for a wireless gaming mouse but also can use for work from another devices. Any recommendation for a mouse that flexible and multi-device connection?
they look so similar in the comparison, but then the extra buttons convinced me towards 502x, and i only got this one, since i didnt fall in love in previous basilisk already.. then i couldnt make a swap from my beloved orochi v2. i dont think thers an ugrade to this razer masterpiece, but i miss extra buttons. i used to own a microsoft mice that felt close to it and had 2 buttons on both sides, and a wheel clicking to the sides too, it had everything, and a battery lasted for months, sadly its no longer available.
hey, i heard that lmb seems lighter on the new g502X. Could you compare the actuation force on a balance. Put it on, tare, and note how many grams it needs to click
5:51 that is nice design from g502.
Good comparison, thanks. I wish you commented on the scroll wheel click feedback as I think it's something so important that get overlooked by almost every reviewer. For example, I love the G502 and G502 Lightspeed but the wheel click feedback is terrible to the point I don't use it in any game because of how bad it feels to press. Are there any improvements in the new G502 X models? How is it in the Basilisk Ultimate and V3 Pro? Which one would you say feel better to press as a click?
I can clearly say that the Razer has the better click on the mouse wheel. That is also the reason why I switched from Logitech to Razer. I play games where you have to click the mouse wheel a lot, for example for the camera view. With Logitech, your finger quickly hurt after a few clicks or continuous clicking. With the Razer, it's a totally pleasant feeling. Similar to pressing the left or right mouse button.
I owned a Razer Bassilisck Ultimate for a year and 3 months, until the Middle scroll wheel and the Left click became a double clicker and scrolling up or down became impossible.
Thankfully it was within warranty, so i waited for a new one (they sent me a brand new one) for some reason, and i honestly used it in a pretty casual manner.
Overall if the Bassilisck did not have any QA issues it'd be an amazing mouse. Id reckon the V3 Pro might have simillar concerns.
The G502 X Plus i have now for over 3 weeks and it feels, works amazing! Like a dream!
If its like my old G502 Hero(one of the first editions) hopefully the new one lasts 6 years like my old Logitech G502. It was a real warrior, R.i.P. my old companion..... 😂
I have the Basilisk but one thing I prefer on Logi is the GHub macro editor. The one on Synapse simply can't compare.
Although I can't give up the smart scroll wheel for anything, I don't want to use a mouse that doesn't have this now.
I went with the Logitech G502 X because I've had issues with Razer, Also I have a G 413 Keyboard so I don't want 2 separate apps running to work the profiles for my peripherals and games. I don't notice the weight anymore coming from a G 305 and 302. What I do wish is they somehow added a few more buttons to the G303 because I prefer that odd shape. That would be perfect with more buttons. Having said that...the G502X has been good.
i realise your post is a year old but did the buttons ever soften up? i returned my g502x cause the clicks were so hard they hurt my fingers.
@@nmtarav yeah I'd say so. I've gotten so used to the buttons though so it might be familiarity.
I've enjoyed the mouse. I don't know about that new version. I tried it in store and it felt different. Smaller and more clicky?
Does anyone know if the new G502 X Lightspeed having the well known issue of past G502 lineup, left/right click letting go on it's own (switch degradation)?
These switches are new and are optical. They only kept the mechanical mechanism for the feel and to get the click sound. The switch itself is not mechanical
Only the top 2 main buttons are optical. The rest are traditional mechanical. My side button G4 just starting having double-click issues after 14mths of use. What a bummer!
I held both in Best Buy, the Basilisk Pro was more ergonomic..
basilisk v3 pro white was my choice after returning the g502 x plus. left and right click came doa and the clicks sound so loud and bad.
Algorithm! I weighed these two up. Ended up with logitech and glad you affirmed my choice. I much prefer GHUB to Synapse.
Recently grabbed a Basilisk on sale. Couldn't beat the price, but I do agree wholeheartedly that GHUB is superior to Synapse.
Now that Logitech has optical switches, I would make the same choice personally!
Enjoy your new mouse! Happy holidays!! 🤘
G502x vs kone xp air please!
Contemplated getting the Basilisk but heard some QA issues with it so went with the G502x plus (white) after my g903 had the double click issue. Its a way comfortable shape and the optical switches are fantastic in it. Expensive but hopefully it will last me 4 or 5 years much like all my other logitech mice.
Wise choice, when your playing a game and your mouse changes your weapon or fires your gun on click and also on release it goes straight into the trash. Not to mention the 500MB of bloat ware that you must have to keep the lights set the way you want, there's another 500MB of optional bloat ware as well, possibly more. I will never buy another Razor product.
My g903 has double click issue and looking for new mouse but dunno which one of theses 2 tho
@@solarowninja7609 go with the g502x plus..razer's quality sucks
@@JasonSmith-pn6ch is Logitech’s software so much better? Does it affect your game fps at all? I just bought the Basilisk v3 pro, and I was literally losing fps in games from keeping the software running in the background all the time just to keep my “rgb settings”. I’m about to return it.
@Airblazer How' your g502x plus white holding up? Is there any changes on the color (yellow discoloration, etc)? Just want to know
I am considering moving from the V3 Pro to the 502 Lightspeed (older version). My V3 pro clicks when the computer turns off - it requires a restart to hopefully get it to stop clicking. It is the mouse wheel electronic switch that just clicks on and off constantly. The 502 looks nice and the metal / rubber scroll wheel on the Lightspeed makes me want it more than a standard 502. Would the new 502 X be a better choice than the older one?
The Lightspeed is known for many doubleclick issues and sadly click problems from the mousewheel , the Lightspeedx has better switches and a nicer scrollwheel , also it weights less if i am correct , so yeah it makes sense ,alone for the click issues :) ! Hope that helped you even tho it's a month later :D !
As the other user said, some people complain their lightspeed got double click issues. The x also has some other upgrades like hybrid optical switches, ptfe feet, easier to hit buttons next to the left mouse button, easier to hit sniper button. But the thing that ruins the g502 x for me is that it's got a weird hump on the right side of the mouse. Which makes it a lot less comfortable for me compared to the lightspeed (I have both)
Here's my experience from owning both the G502 Lightspeed and 502X. The clicks/switches on the G502 are lighter, easier to actuate causing less fatigue, while the 502X switches are noticeably harder to actuate but they do feel solid and robust. Scroll wheel rubber feels better on the G502, while on the G502X its more slippery. The only thing I like in the 502X is the improved Gshift button which is closer and easier for your thumb to reach and actuate, so if you use macros alot then this would be priority. Personally I prefer the G502 Lightspeed.
Get the basilisk honestly. I hae a g502 lightspeed and the X. The lightspeed is more comfortable than the x. The X has some improvements over the lightspeed. The PTFE feet, the easier to press buttons next to the left click, the easier to press "sniper button" (remap that asap, all those buttons are on dpi for some reason, who changes dpi that often and having a dpi slow down button is horrible for your muscle memory). It's also a bit lighter and has USB C (and a much longer battery life). But it's less comfortable, lacks the rgb if you care about that (I don't personally). And if you want to use it on the PS5, custom profile maps work on the ps5 with the lightspeed but not with the X.
The basilisk is the same price as the regular X and has more features. The scroll wheel doesn't scroll as endlessly as the basilisk. But the most important thing is that it has that incredible new razer sensor which is the best on the market and you can upgrade it to an insane 8000 polling rate in the future.
My G 502x has scroll problems when I use free spin mode and it rotates by itself some times or when I move mouse fast! Is it a common problem or any solution to this problem?
It happens in my v3 too. I think it's just how it is.
Question: the wheel can be set to free spin or tactile scroll for each profile and then saved to each profile? meaning that FPS games profile will use tactile mode and regular mode will switch to free spin when i swap to that profile?
There’s a physical button to switch between free spin mode and tactile mode
Great comparison of the two mouses, and definitely not “each mice”! Pedantic Master 3S Pro! 😉👍
Which one can be programmed in different pc and be used and keep the program in other pc?
If you’re referring to onboard memory profiles, the g502x is better at that. You can save up to 5 onboard memory profiles including (dpi, macros, actions, commands, RGB, etc) and it will work on different PCs, you can also uninstall the software and the profiles will still work since they are stored into the mouse.
Razer basically forces you to use their trash software (24/7) just to keep an RGB effect, which proves why Logitech is 10x better.
Testing both atm and I dont feel like one is superior over other but Logitech has way better battery for sure and better app. Macros constsntly disappear from Razer synapse. On the other hand Razer feel much better in hand as I feel like my hand is sweating on Logitech surface. Button wise Razer has only one button less due to both button behind wheel being programable.
Will be though choice.
@The Provoked Prawn, Thank you for your video. It helped me feel confident enough to swap out to the Baslisk and give it a go.
The force required to actuate the buttons on the Razzer is a little higher than the Logitech. This is good as the logitech is far to sensitive and just having my fingers on the mouse was enough to trigger the button accidentaly. Also I have had 2 of the 502 scroll wheels just stop working and this is a known problem for sometime even with older versions, YIKES (Granted I have only had the Baslisk v3 Pro for a few months so far, fingers crossed). I think having bluetooth functionality in a wireless device in 2023 is a good thing weldone to Razer for using thier noodles on this. Also the Logi 502 maybe lighter (too light for some) it does have little balancing weights you can plug into the underside to help make it suit you. both have compareable software, I think that Razzers is a little more freindly compared to Logitech's. But the Logi 502 does have onboard memory letting you keep your settings on the mouse where ever you go. Overall atm I prefer the Baslisk v3 pro though I do miss the 502.
if scroll wheel is your main concern, I'm afraid it's a dark path ahead. I've had 4 razer mice till now Deathadder elite, basilisk V2, basilisk X, and basilisk ultimate, every single one has had a horrible scroll wheel, it randomly scrolls in whatever direction when I try to use it. had a g502 and hyperion for years , never had the same issue.
the basilisk having a shorter battery life while being heavier is crazy to me
who LMB(left button) stiff?
Logitech G502 X Lightspeed is the most versatile mouse on the market, period. After I bought this new version, I stopped using everything else like G Pro X, Deathadder v2, G303. This mouse has ideal weight, it isn't stupidly light, it has enough buttons for keybinds in every game, originally I was buying it for melee fps games, like chivalry where you need to bind each attack, but then I started using it in more and more games and I figured out that my aim with g502 is much better in FPS Shooters, better than with my previous main - the G Pro X, so the G Pro X became just a backup mouse.. I have had also the old version twice, one had problems with doubleclick and second with those thin black feets, which worned out so I stopped using it.. Thankfully this new version is finally using white PTFE feets, and great switches which don't have any issues, so in my opinion this new mouse don't have any disadvantages now, seriosly... I was also looking for Basilisk, but it has 11 buttons which is not enough for melee fps games and also in some other games I'm missing those the two additional buttons on LMB for index finger. I really recommend this mouse to everyone, buy it and you won't be dissapointed and best thing is - you won't need anything else and thanks to new feets it will last lifetimes (I hope the battery will last long).. ps Basilisk is just poor copy of G502.
I agree with you except of one thing. The scrolling wheel on G502 X Plus is just terrible :( I don't know how it feels on Basilisk but looking at it in videos seem to me it may be even worse.
I don’t know if I just got unlucky, but I’ve had 2 of the razer basilisks and my scroll wheel feels slightly messed up, for example, when I go to switch weapons with the scroll wheel in fortnite, the action wouldn’t happen even after the wheel moved to the next space, unless I moved it a little extra, besides that the mouse is perfect
You didn't get unlucky, I've got the same issue and saw a guy on Reddit who bought 5 Basilisks and they all have either overshooting or skipping of the scroll wheel. Replies also confirmed it. It's why I'm getting a refund on my Basilisk Ultimate and looking for a replacement. I've considered the V3 Pro as I'd like it to share my DeathStalker V2's dongle as well as the Razer software, but I'm worried the V3 will have the same issue with the wheel, plus I disliked the right click button extending to the edge, which for my grip caused accidental clicks. It's also twice as expensive as the 502 X, so yeah…
@@Squalla1 someone mentioned it may be that the scroll wheel on the Razer is not mechanical, it’s an optical sensor and that’s why there is some overshoot as it’s not as precise as a mechanical wheel that clicks into place when you scroll through the notches.
I don’t know if this is really the case.
got both and kept the Razer because the thumb space on the new g502x is less then before and its just enough difference than the bv3p that it makes me press the side buttons by mistake ever so slightly but it happened multiple times and I said that's that. **edit the right side of the mouse on a razer is slightly different to the point my hand cramps, going back to logitech and learning thumb placement because yolo lol
Well, the Razer is twice the price as the Logitech and while I am leaning towards the Razer I'm finding it hard to justify the 2x the extra cost . literally have both these mice on my desk right now trying to decide which to keep and it's very very close. With the Razer being slightly smoother than the Logitech ls, but it that worth 70.00 more? mmmmmmm
@@billpii6314 You may be comparing different models directly? They are both $159.99 US g502x plus vs basilisk v3 pro and honestly its so close that one can work better or feel better for that specific user there is no real deal breakers except the thumb for me
you have weird hands bro
@@billpii6314 huh? They are literally worth the same.
I prefer the Logitech mice as I don't have to install any crummy software to customize the important settings (like extra button binds and DPI). The Razer Synapse software is complete trash and is always running an excessive number of processes for data collection. And you can't change any of the settings without running that hot garbage lol
Hot take: How in the living f**k do you expect to change key binds if not for software?
@@froximussx4093 Hot take: buy a Logitech mouse. You don't have to install and run any software 24/7 to customize those aforementioned settings. Pretty simple, really.
@@NippleSaucewhat about the rgb settings? Do you have to constantly have Logitech’s software running in the background to keep your rgb and dpi settings? I have the Basilisk and the software is very buggy, you have to keep it running just to keep your rgb settings. I will end up returning it because of how trash the software is
@@mysticqro950 Yeah, there is an option to change the RGB colors as well. You can only change one color setting without the constantly running software though - so Logitech's newer mice that have multiple LED areas wouldn't be as customizable. But, you can definitely set all of the different color areas to one particular color setting. And I am happy with one color setting if it means less CPU resources are being wasted on that useless, always running mouse software haha.
But the best part is that you would never even have to install any Logitech software to customize any of their mice settings. That always running software is completely optional and isn't needed for much so long as you keep your mouse buttons consistent from game to game (because the mouse settings won't automatically change depending on what game is opened - as the always running software is what handles stuff like that).
DPI settings stay the same as well. All of that information (keybinds, color setting, DPI) is stored directly in the mouse's memory.
@@mysticqro950 with SigbalRGB you can control all your lighting with a lightweight software. Even with the free version. If you register and support the developer you can even control your mouse dpi settings and save them to the onboard memory of the mouse. They also have fan control and other functions for paid versions but for basic RGB control, it’s free.
Both of the G502 that I've owned had the known switch issue after a few months. Loved the feel of that model but will never buy it again due to that. At the moment, I'm using a Razer Viper mini with optical switches and haven't experienced any issues with double clicking after owning it for about two years at this point.
????
G502 X uses optical switches.
This is not talking about the G502 so your comment is pointless.
@@DelawareBrooks Did I say G502 X? Besides, G502 X is the only G502 model that comes with optical switches and it's priced at $160 USD. You could find cheaper options that use optical switches. My point is that it isn't worth the money.
I gotLogitech G502 Proteus Spectrum, non hero version that has less clicks (lifetime), for almost 6 years using it, still works like new, if you are clicking violently like an angry gamer that's about to punch a hole in the monitor, then maybe the lifetime gets cut dramatically.
@@lukasHenchman It's nice to know that you've had a positive experience with the mouse. I hardly play games and definitely didn't abuse it like you described, but I still ran into that issue twice. There are many reviews on sites that sell it with the exact same problem, so the switch issue isn't an uncommon occurrence. Besides, it's marketed as a "gaming" mouse, where clicking more frequently than normal is expected. Is babying this mouse or spending $160 USD the only way to get longevity from this model?
@@jessejames526 the 502x comes in 3 variants and they all use optical switches. The cheapest one(wired) is $60.
how do you even aim with a palm girp? cause i don't see how you do finger tip grips with these. can you? all the pro players uses the gpro super light, and some uses final mouse, but most uses the gpro super light, that seems to be the gaming standard.
I have tested both of them, I find Logitech g502 lightspeed (white one)more premium, overall build quality is slightly better, even though razer specs are better, you won’t use 30,000 dpi. But if you go for a mouse with ultimate performance, you should buy razer viper v2 pro or viper mini signature edition
Viper v2 pro and basilisk v3 pro have the same sensor and specs. They differ in weight. But basilisk offers more buttons etc. The hero sensor is pretty good though. I have the lightspeed and the g502 x. The lightspeed is more comfortable, by far. They both feel the same quality. But the lightspeed variant is far more comfortable, the X has a weird hump on the side that ruins the feel. That said the lightspeed has switches that can get double click over time apparently. While the x has hybrid optical switches.
The basilisk has optical switches. And the razer sensor. You probably will never use 30k DPI. But that's not the point of such a high DPI capability. Even if you only use 600dpi the the mouse is more accurate because it can do higher dpi. I personally use 3200 on both my 502's (lightspeed and x) and that's already much higher than the average person uses. I use 3200 because it has the least amount of latency and after that it's very diminishing returns or even unoticable with latency. Even from 1600 to 3200 isn't that big apparently. But why not just push it to the limit and just lower sens in games (then again, I play on relatively high sens, I have like a 7 or 8 cm 360)
I didn't go with the pro I got the basilisk X hyperspeed and I loathe this thing. Randomly disconnects, dpi is weird, there is a strange lag/dead zone, and the engine is the most annoying thing I've ever seen. I'm considering shelving the Rayzer and getting the Logitech
Well you did go with the cheapest g502 style mouse on the market, what did you expect?
@Middleseed that's fair. Self-inflicted gunshot wound (so to speak)
I'd reccomend the G502 Over the Basilisk series. The basilisk series is plagued with issues: Basilisk X hyperspeed Has wireless connectivity issues, Basilisk V2 and V3 have terrible middle mouse buttons.
Me after checking out the prices: Whichever is the cheaper, definitely!
I have the g502, love everything except the free spin button placement. I play fast paced games and hitting that button on accident has gotten me killed to many times. It's too easy to press and place right under/behind the scroll wheel. Almost want too hot glue it just to block/disable it.
Logitech has better over-all quality than Razer. I had Razer Mamba and it feels so cheap.
Wait. Are you the keyboard guy?
I'm a guy
Here for ASMR
Guys, can I use these mice on an Apple computer without a problem?
basilisk is better for windows but you can use a 3rd party software to map buttons on razer
The Logitech has software for mac. It’s a cheap version that runs at a low resolution but it is functional. Razer doesn’t have software for mac
Razer customer service is horrible, they don't have replacement parts and no ETA either.
I like both, but based on my experience, I dislike the Logitech one more despite wanting to love it more than Razer's offerings. Logitech's optical switches pretty much replaced the copper contacts with a laser sensor for actuation, but the "clicky" mechanism that uses the fragile leaf-spring remains almost entirely the same as with their previous mice and is a big NOPE for me. Their great mice like the G600 used the same leaf-springs for their switches from Omron for many many years now and those just seemed to not last for me. Razer's optical switches have lasted me for a long time on the other hand. They moved to optical switches because of the same double-click issue the leaf-springs originally had.
These are NOT omron switches
resuming up , the copy is a copy design but the original will always be better
i think razor is copying logitech
Lmao if we talking who came out first, it would be razer. Logitech followed up a year or 2 after them
@@froximussx4093 the G502 literally came out in 2014. They just improved and adjusted it over the years. The Razer equivalent came out 5 years later in 2019
Razer is the copy! G502 is better!
Logitech uses rubber parts that turn gummy, tacky, just disgusting in a few years. Pass.
Logitech
The concept of charging a mouse is absurd
Well, that’s how wireless mouse work. Lol. They need some kind of power to work. You know? If that bothers you, just buy wired mice…. But anyways, both of these mice can be used while they’re connected through the cable acting like a regular wired mouse. Not sure how charging a mouse will cause you such a disappointment? You can still keep using it as long as it is connected…
You can easily switch between 2 PCs at the same time with the Basilisk V3 Pro cuz of both bluetooth and 2.4GHz dongle. You cant do that with the G502 X Plus.
Logitech have double clicking problem
The new 502x has optical switches now so this can’t even happen
razer
lmaooo basilisk is the best tbh
i have seen so many reviews saying basilisk is better. since i just bought it i will only support the revies i see that say its better than logtiech *snifff
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Its all paid
Razer always the best.
nah-nah-nah. logitech did the thing and razer just stole it. the entire razer electronics division is a bunch of copycats and not the good ones.
Nah, Razer is way better.
It’s it’s slightly better in some aspects, but not at all. Razer has better sensor which can track on the glass (how I know) and self-unlocking scroll wheel feature, when Logitech scroll wheel feels more stable (in my opinion), has 2 additional buttons and less weight. It’s only about what you like
@@r_punt73 Actually, both are a bit to small for my big hands and palm grip. Logitech MX518 was the best shape.
Logitech always. Synapse can die, its what keeps me from razer products besides their stupid names
Haha so you prefer something like the LG monitor names of G29JSO93KSN? Love it when i have to sound like i was just recently lobotomized just to say my product's name
Enjoy your Logitech mouse button getting constant double clicks after a few months. It's a piece of crap.
Optical switches are meant to stop that.
@@TheProvokedPrawn They are actually Hybrid and not Optical
@@alexeysuldin9243 optical mechanical...
How have you not heard of optical switches? These switches eliminate double clicks forever
All you trolls are stupid and don’t read or follow anything. These use optical switches now. That issue you mention was with purely mechanical switches. This is such a non issue with current mice
the g502 x stands no chance to the basilisk.....
Asus chakram , chakram x, Gladius 2 or 3 all would be better than either of these cookie cutter pieces
Of crap
My point is if a mouse isn't hot swap switches it can find the nearest cliff and just keep walking
Optical switches aren't everything, mechanical medical switches are superior.
Mechanical switches are objectively worse in almost every way. Always will be. Mechanical parts wear, optical does not
When my G502 Lightspeed kicks it, I won't be upgrading to a G502 X Plus. Nice to see new, better switches but wtf did they do to the scroll wheel.