Do you know about PixArt PWM3050?

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It's a pretty garbage sensor - Tracking issues, spinout, angle snapping, input delay, lack of features, it's basically an office mouse sensor.

If you're looking to buy a cheap mouse with a good sensor, there's plenty of options that cost under 20-30 dollar/pounds.

Logitech G203, G305, Endgame Gear XM1, Razer Viper Mini, Roccat Burst Core, and Steelseries Rival 110, Rival 3.

Some have perfect sensors, are well built, and would easily last you years (provided you don't smack them into your desk.)

Don't buy cheap ♥♥♥♥, it's only going to cost you in the long run.

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I consider cheap mouse like g102 prodigy as decent except for the double clicking issue. Does PWM3050 perform worse than g102? Where do you get this information, is it from personal experience? I am trying to read more about this sensor but couldnt find any

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Originally posted by 100mssan:

I consider cheap mouse like g102 prodigy as decent except for the double clicking issue. Does PWM3050 perform worse than g102? Where do you get this information, is it from personal experience? I am trying to read more about this sensor but couldnt find any

You can read about all of the sensors from Pixart by googling model and the word specsheet.

The G102 has a slightly worse sensor, it's going to be better than the 3050, but it's still pretty poor, for slightly better money you can get a way better mouse, triple the price (G305) you can get a perfect sensor, wireless, and better switches.

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G102 and the G203 use the mercury sensor, agree it's much better then the office-grade 3050 and IMO decent enough to be competitive - check out Zy's review, compares directly to the Gpro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4lqxQL1x4U

I picked up my g203 for $15 on sale after my gpro suffered the china-omron double click of deth, and can concur very difficult to tell the difference in performance

Currently rocking the Razer Deathadder v2 mini, picked up for $20 on sale from wallys - looks like it's currently $25[www.walmart.com] still a great deal