Logitech G603 vs Razer Basilisk V2

Now I have grip tapes for all my slippery mice and hopefully this will help with keeping mouse in my hand.

Dunno why they just don't sell replacements or install this grip differently so that it can be replaced. Sigh.

They need to make a medium sized mouse that uses more center positioned AAA batteries.

I find it's just a bit to small for my hands, so if you have large hands keep that in mind. Otherwise it's a wonderful mouse.

And I feel that's exactly what Razer did. The slight indent on the left side provides grip and comfort for your thumb, while the slightly rounded shape of the right side gives plenty of support to put your ring- and pinky finger on.

I quickly stopped using it. I see it now as a mouse you would get for the office because you've already got a Basilisk V2/Ultimate and enjoy the shape.

The most important part in all this a 4-port USB switch from amazon that allows me to easily click one button to switch my keyboard and mouse between my main PC and my laptop.

proprietary RGB software incompatible with other brands) having nothing to do with the quality of the product. but this is a mouse and my hand is covering the RGB for the time i care about. i just let it do it's thing and stopped caring about synchronized bling. As A Mouse it's very, very, good

***Update 2020/06/21*** The mouse itself is a good mouse as long as it doesn't slide off your lap. The top mounted battery access is ridiculously designed, and the top pops off with almost no pressure. If it slides off your lap you're in trouble, when it hits the floor the batteries will pop out and go every which way, while the top springs off to who knows where. It's quite frustrating

It's rare that I write any reviews but this is definitely mouse that is worth it. I think Razer did a really good job here. The ergonomics and comfort of the basilisk as always been a plus to me. It's a decent sized mouse but even with my hands not being big I still find it very comfortable

The G603 is rather plain, especially for a gaming peripheral. It's right-handed, but at first glance it appears as symmetrical as an ambidextrous mouse. Only when you examine it head-on do you notice that the left button is significantly higher than the right. There's very little sculpting and no flared edges or other conspicuous protrusions like you'll find on the Corsair M65 RGB or even Logitech's own previous wireless gaming mouse, the G602

Even if it was only **$75** mouse, it was super cool. **16k dpi**, cool design. I liked it a lot.

This is the M1K-W from Pirahna Mouse Mods, it's ridiculously light and easy to move across the desk.

It's still a long way off from your desired 120g but it's a big boy for today's standards.

I also prefer this sensor over the hero even though the battery life takes a hit. I don't like the smoothing on the hero.

The Prime Plus wired gaming mouse weighs 71 grams and uses SteelSeries’ TrueMove Pro Plus sensor with 18,000 CPI. Its bottom-mounted OLED screen and controls let you customize the liftoff distance, polling rate, and more without the need for a driver.

I've had this mouse since March and over the last few months its developed an annoying behavior. When using the scrolling wheel the page jumps up or down in the opposite directing I'm trying to scroll for a few lines then goes in the correct direction. First I took of the battery access cover and use compressed air to blow out any crud around the wheel and made sure the optical lens was clean. Unfortunately that didn't help at all

For example Anno 1800 needs to scroll wheel button. The texture of the scroll wheel is also way too grippy, it just irritates the skin of your middle finger after prolonged use. Other this, I'm very happy with it. I'm looking for a replacement because I'm not happy with the scroll wheel texture and the button