Heavy vs Light Gaming Mice Explained!

Light vs Heavy Gaming Mice Explained!

today is a quick video where we discuss LIGHT vs HEAVY gaming mice.

We start with basics what is best, pros and cons, and do some basic science behind it.

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[robertfantetti]

came for the discussion on mice, stayed for the physics lesson

[scotty_teee]

One of the things I have enjoyed the most, is actually using different mice and mouse pads. Learning what weight, size and surface, has been really enjoyable!

[mr.watermelon]

Is no one gonna question the way he clicks?

[daoxiong]

I think it just depends on much force you want to be pushing your mouse around. I like to aim within 100 degrees which gives me the best aim. So i use heavier mouse with a control pad to use higher sens to achieve the range of motion.

[Dazs]

today is a quick video where we discuss LIGHT vs HEAVY gaming mice. We start with basics what is best, pros and cons, and do some basic science behind it.

[vertshus]

.. with a heavy mouse you could feel your mouse better and that means you can feel your aim better. With a light mouse you will be faster. If you are a beginner try heavy and then try light. Once you find your grip you should be fine because you can feel the mouse better with heavy mouse and this will help you to find your grip and grip is the most important thing when it comes to aim if you ask my opinion. Of course if you feel good with the heavy mouse you can keep it. Love your videos Dazs. Keep doing it !

[mirzadwiky]

As a claw grip user i often correct my aim by lifting the mouse and anything above 90g felt unconfortable. i feel like i need more power to grip and lift the mouse. My muscle quickly tense up which is bad because relaxed muscle is the way to go

[MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I remember when fancy gaming mice had slots to put metal weights of you own choosing to customize how heavy or light you wanted it.

[Poppaai]

for me having over 30 mice in different weights, i can say that a heavy mouse is good for flicks and a lighter mouse is good for tracking.
in kovaaks this very noticeable!, a very light mouse compared to a heavier one is much more sensitive for jittering in your aim, because of the low inertia to move it.
A heavier mouse is more stable in aim but due to the heavier weight the mouse is harder to stop, and can feel to slow with larger flicks.
Another advantage of a lighter mouse is that you can lower your sensitivity and still be as quick as a heavier one on a higher sensitivity (this is a huge advantage to me)
confidence is another thing that's plays a big role in this, if i play aggressive with a sniper i feel much more confident with a light mouse then going Rambo with a heavier one
but for more then 3 years playing with different weights i can somewhat say what i think is the best (for me)

lightweight mouse 50-65 grams max
mouse with high stopping power (mouse skates as rough as they can be :)
high friction mouse pad

this is for me the best of 2 worlds and it gives me the most confidence.

great video btw Dazs!!

[iamzacke]

I always used heavy mice until i bought my g305. I now modded it down to 80g and added some better glides. Perfect mouse for me

[notgray]

i was using a $25 HP wireless mouse for about 3 months for gaming, but it only had 4 buttons, and it felt way too light, since it was mostly hollow to save on cost. switched to the Logitech 502 Lightspeed with an extra 8 grams of weight added, and it feels perfect. much better for higher sensitivity players like myself

[oSLAYERo]

A lot of mice preference comes down to finding out over time. I do believe there is such thing as too light and too heavy you need to find a sweet spot where the mouse is easy to move and also easy to stop FOR YOU. I've tried tons of mice from all the different brands, shapes, weights, and even some weird ones like the Carbon Fiber mouse that's like 23g. I find for a lot of people overtime they start to prefer lighter mice because it is easier to move. But at the same time there is a decent amount of people that like their mice to be on the chonkier side. For a lot of people that watch this video just know that someone else's recommendation for a mouse is THEIR preference.

[haydenmottshaw]

I tried both between the g502 and some 80 holed mouse i felt the switched immediately in the quality of mice and how much more uncomfortable the light mouse was between them trying to make it lighter therefor cheaper. The g502 feels very comfortable the weight does not makes all most no difference (i do not reccomend putting wights in because i feel that it is to heavy personal preference) the things with flicking makes no difference heaviness its all nonsense it does feel lighter but impacts nothing. it is also very cheap for a mouse like that. compared to light weight mouse which increases in price for being lighter = less quality less materiel. So I strongly advise getting the g502 because its cheaper better quality has more features like infinite scroll wheel sounds stupid but fun to mess around with lots more buttons. People say it has 12 programmable buttons thats way to much but the count left and right click and scroll button that brings it down less. The buttons are not in the way at all its there if you want it. My conclusion is the g502 is definitely the best mouse ever made light mouse arent bad they are just amde cheaply for companies to make more money its just a con. If you care so much about gliding the mouse has nothing to do with that its just he mouse pad.

[WhyNotAzure]

I've been using a deathadder essential for 2 years (96g), and I touched a GPRO superlight, and I gone GODLIKE, I beated all my top records on everything, I did 70% more general precision, well... I fell in love instantly.

[ChasingAthleticism]

My ideal mouse would be a heavy wireless mouse for stability with minimal friction mouse pad to keep the mouse gliding smooth during slower movement. Rubber grips on the sides to make mouse lift during looking around in-game easier and buttons separated from the top plate for more responsive clicks.

[setoqs]

I have the logitech G403 and I installed my 10 grams weight and it's pretty good for 800 dpi

[etoutdoors]

I like heavy mice and a low friction mousepads. When paired they give you the best of both worlds.

[exodyno]

3:32 opposite of me. I hate lightweight mouse so much it actually causes me pains on my wrist trying to "fine tune" my use of it. So I had to do what I need to do being less capable of buying "heavy mouse". Mod the eff out it.

so yeah with the help of some old AAA batteries, brought that weight near 550 grams and I feel more comfortable using it. I don't know why but totally prefer my stuff being on the "heavy" side. Preferring to wear heavy boots than sneakers and all.

[paschen]

I have a small suggestion for G502 owners that makes the mouse considerably lighter. You can take off the base plate below the mouse, housing the weight chamber, and use the mouse without it. Discovered this a few days back whilst cleaning my mouse. It may not seem like much of a weight drop but you can most definitely feel it.

[HollowRick]

This was a very interesting video I'm currently using a ultra light 2 on a GSR none SE mouse pad as I enjoy the light weight but I need a lot of friction on the surface to control it accurately