FIVE Alternatives to the G PRO Superlight

#shorts #logitech #gpro #gamingmice

The G Pro, and now the Superlight, is the undisputed most popular high-end gaming mouse. But if you have that kind of money, then you can basically afford anything else.

So we're going to show you five alternatives.

Written and hosted by: Niall McCrossan
Edited by: Ryan McKenna
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[lazykun_]

there's no way you talk about the ultimate viper when the v2 is here.

[Ken_neThT]

Lmao "Hipster"
> Proceeds to list off most of the most popular brands currently

[cinnamonsteakhaus]

How could you call these brands "hipster" when 90% of the list comprises of big companies like Zowie, Logi and Razer?
Sure you can count Xtrfy, but what about GWolves? Pulsar? Pwnage?

[erianelingon]

Bro, u don't need to be a hipster to know that there are different types/brands of mice out there. U just have to do your research and you'll be set.

[johnbot]

Me who uses any mouse i can find: hmmmm interesting...

[mattelmquist]

I love my death adder. I miss the 2013 edition though, slightly different

[fennie]

I'll make a better list
- Pulsar X2
- Ninjutso Sora
- Lamzu Atlantis

and if you have a lower budget
- VGN Dragonfly
- Darmoshark N3/M3
- Ajazz AJ199😢

all of these are solid alternatives to the superlight that are not RAZER/Glorious

[holeindanssock]

My broke ass staring at these....
I don't have a PC

[NM-rjgk]

This guy just found random mice from each brand and put them on the list

[wafflesarelove]

I don't think I'll ever move on from my g502 wireless, unless they make one that's the same shape without the dpi buttons. I love the shape, the thumb area, the weight, everything

[Escaldi]

Some other wireless and wired alternatives would be:

Wireless

1. Pulsar Xlite v2
2. FNATIC BOLT
3. Xtrfy M42
4. Razer Viper V2 Pro
5. HyperX Pulsefire Haste

Wired

1. Vaxee NP-01 and NP-01S
2. Zowie S2-C
3. Xtrfy MZ1
4. Endgame Gear XM1r
5. Razer Viper Mini

Lots of great hidden gems out there. You just need to figure out what will work best for your grip style and game of choice.

[felixklimm]

Ah yes, comparing a ~60g wireless mouse to a 90g wired mouse, gg

[tim_means_heart]

To me, the best budget option remains the g305. You can get it for 30$ and with some easy mod, you can lower the weight to 80g or so

[chico]

I love my basilisk ultimate. I need a big mouse, a couple buttons and some weight

[watsyurdeal]

You forgot the Pulsar Xlite

The regular and mini size are around $85 and have lightweight, wireless, low latency, and an EC like shape.

[HaloDaycare]

Someone is going to need to hear this. I switched from controller to mouse and keyboard and in the short time of about a year I spent roughly $1, 000 on gaming mice trying to find the 'perfect' mouse. In all honesty, I regret that decision. Although you can have multiple gaming mice for any wide array of reasons, there is no such thing as a mouse that is going to be perfect for you. I got wrapped up in the idea that somehow the next mouse was going to be the one. It never was. I just kept going from one to next. Looking back I would've just stuck with really any of the first few mice I bought and made that my main. So long as the mouse you are using has a quality sensor and reasonable latency, you've found your main. It could be your forever mouse or maybe just for the time being. Stop thinking that spending $150 on a mouse is going to make a difference. The sobering reality after not only spending ridiculous money on mice but even mousepads, was accepting I'm the exact same player. The mouse, the mousepad, the 10 extra frames, etc didn't make me more capable of anything.

tldr; Your mouse is only just a tool. It doesn't change much of anything. You're abilities/capablities will not change with a new mouse. Main whatever you got assuming it's decent.

Sincerely, a loser who's a grand short because I'm an idiot and bought into gamer marketing

[-klu-d]

Me personally. I like the G502 hero. It has a lot of buttons. And it's just really comfortable on the hands and it's cheaper.

[TheGivemethattaco]

Really been enjoying the HyperX Pulsefire Haste. 59g for a mouse that’s on sale for $40 regularly is crazy good

[Spurrrg]

Even now when the wireless market is at its biggest, I find myself still preferring a wired NP-01s by VAXEE. Hands down the best shape I've ever felt. Paracord it if you can't stand cables and put the mouse in a bungee, it pretty much becomes wireless.

[pankkinf]

They made mice with less mass more expensive 🤔