Razer Deathadder VS Logitech G502 gaming mice

[Roddy]

I'm not sure if "Help and Tips" is the correct place to ask this on but I thought it was the one that fitted the best, sorry if it is not.

I'm undecided whether I should get a Razer Deathadder Chroma or a Logitech G502 for a gaming mouse. I'm currently Supreme and I've been playing with a cheap mouse for a long time so I want to get a decent mouse and something that I won't regret of.

The G502 sure has infinite wheel, looks better and has a weight tuning system (but I don't really want this since I want a lighter mouse), but I've seen many complains about accidently clicking on the side buttons or the 2 buttons that are right next to the left mouse button which change the DPI (certainly not a good thing to increase your DPI in the middle of a shooting)

The deathadder has less buttons and looks more minimalistic, I don't think it looks bad but I think the G502 looks better. It has no infinite wheel though. But people say it's ergonomic and I haven't seen complaints about people clicking buttons accidently. However I've heard razer synapse (razer deathadder software) reduces system performance which is a big thing for me since my computer is not the best.

I'm not sure about which ones / which one has the best optical sensor, so I would like to ask you guys for your opinion on which one is the best and why.

Thanks.

UPDATE: I know that I should not follow pro players, but I should find what fits ME better instead, however, both ScreaM and KennyS have or have had razer deathadder mice. Take that into consideration.

[Cathulhu]

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I use the G502 and it's very nice. The side buttons on the left are a little annoying, but not too bad. I avoid accidentally pressing them most of the time. I also have them set to not do anything. It doesn't matter if they get pressed when not set to do anything. I use one DPI profile. The sensor is very accurate and the blue LED lights can be adjusted and even off, but it's only blue when on. I'm occasionally kicking just about everybody's butt in COD:BO2 under another account. ha ha

You also want a good monitor like the Asus VG248QE 144hz 1ms and a good mouse pad. I'm using a hard fast pad called Razer Vespula, but am now going to buy the SteelSeries QcK and Razer Goliathus Speed to see which is best.