Razer Basilisk [Amazon]

• Weighs 104g so the weight difference will be very noticeable
  
• Excellent sensor performance (Razer edited PMW3389) no issues with spinning and no issues with pixel movement.

Logitech G502 [Amazon]

• Weighs very close (121g) to the mouse you linked however has a lot of extra features that aren't really needed for some and some do say these features can get in the way.
  
• Currently uses the PMW3366, exclusive to Logitech, which is considered the top sensor for mice outside the Sensor Mercury (not enough public data on it). No issues regarding spin out and pixel movement.

If you want to move completely away from the shape PM me and I can show you some stuff I could recommend.

peppermint was great to play with for most of this season and is definitely somebody who is willing to improve and can definitely perform well on low-mid IM teams.

Hung with us a bit and rang here and there. Definitely a solid player on roamer, fit right in when he came in and has a solid understanding of what he should generally be doing PLUS hes a pretty cool guy. Good pickup.

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reece is a fragger. super underated and was mega slept on going into this season and I think hes proven himself well enough. hes also a pretty cool guy, big PLUS.

the real hero of TF2

Used to compete in Judo while in high-school and even competed at State tournaments until I took a bad fall on my leg and my knee hasn't been the same. Also broke my arm while playing 2-hand touch football in Elementary school because someone decided they wanted to try actual football and tackle me for fun, very smart decision.

Thanks for the new team name

you talking about me?

Please. Melee GODS. PLEASE.

bump. need subs.

I own this and I can tell you issues I've had with the 1.5 weeks I tested it with.

• Uncomfortable with grip style (hybrid palm claw) due to the honeycomb pattern
  
• Its actually light enough I felt like lowering my sensitivity due to it being a bit too easy to move around.
  
• Finalmouse classic quality issues in which its 90$ (for Ultrasunlight) or 70$ (for the rest) for a mouse that feels like it'll break on me within a few months. Which happened with the Finalmouse Scream One S2 and their Finalmouse Classic Ergo 2 all within 2 months.

Also realized more to put on the list:

• Scroll wheel rattle (for my Scream One S2 it ended up having the scroll wheel completely stop functioning after 2 months)
  
• Finalmouse don't produce the mouse anymore AFTER they decide to work on a new design so if you get this AND IT BREAKS while they're developing a new mouse, which they've done 2 in the past 4 months, they will tell you to wait for the new mouse to come out and they'll send you that one if you want a replacement THUS you're receiving a mouse that could be of a completely different shell/shape, materials, etc. [FinalMouse Scream One S2 broke, asked for new one, told me they no longer are producing it and are working on their new mouse (which was the C. Ergo 2) and they'd send me one one it released, i declined as i'm not too much of a fan of the shape.

The malfunction speed for the Zowie implemented 3310 (30g) and general 3360 (50g) are both humanly impossible as well as the frame data differing the two sensors outside of their comfortable DPI ranges (20 frames or 4ms of smoothing on all DPI steps for 3310 | 2 frames of smoothing 0.2ms of smoothing ≤2000 DPI for 3360) is also only noticeable by computer testing. The 3310 implementation from Zowie today has no issues with the tilt slam issue, which the 3360 DOES NOT have already. The two sensors barely differ pretty much.

The only thing that might be worth waiting when it comes to the Next Gen Zowie FKs is that they upgrade their switches to Omron and they fix their prominent cheap feeling mouse wheels.

if perfection wasnt banned from faceit already. he'd probably have had the same thing happen.

Truly the strongest force to exist in current time.