I have a gaming mouse but I'm much more comfortable with my normal mouse. What should I use?

[staku]

Title says it all

[Bad 💀 Motha]

A mouse is a mouse; "Gaming" is simply a marketing term, nothing more.
Use whatever works best for you overall, especially what feels comfortable.
If something feels odd or makes hand/wrist hurt, then you should move to using something where this does not occur. It's like a tool, you buy a tool that works best for you, it should not feel uncomfortable to use when it's something you need to use alot.

[staku]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

A mouse is a mouse; "Gaming" is simply a marketing term, nothing more.
Use whatever works best for you overall, especially what feels comfortable.
If something feels odd or makes hand/wrist hurt, then you should move to using something where this does not occur. It's like a tool, you buy a tool that works best for you, it should not feel uncomfortable to use when it's something you need to use alot.

Thanks alot I decided to switch back to my normal mouse cause my new mouse is so heavy it makes me feel uncomfortable.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Its why I like ones like G500/G500S/G502; I can adjust the weight if I need to, and adjust the DPI on-the-fly

[Delta Bravo]

Publicado originalmente por Bad_Motha:

Its why I like ones like G500/G500S/G502; I can adjust the weight if I need to, and adjust the DPI on-the-fly

Ditto. I like a heavy mouse, so the G502 I have does well for that. It replaced a G500 that's still in service on another rig. My only qualm with the G502 is the placement of the DPI buttons.

[Talby]

I am the same way, much prefer lighter / smaller mice to suit my grip and play style. My favorites so far are the Roccat Lua, G303 and Gpro since I use a mix of claw and fingertip grips and the lighter weight makes unencumbered play for all types of games. The lua is a great deal at the $20 mark, the G102 and G203 also very good for the price.

RJN has a good guide here[www.rocketjumpninja.com] and does very good reviews as well.