g100

wmo

Friend is picking between these two so...and he is not a real "gamer" his first option was MS industrial MS MEX3 lol xD so one of these two.

g400.

the g300's sensor placement is not center.

g400

Its not the same sensor in both mice, is it?

Thanks than its g400 :))
Shame for g300 because it has extra buttons and it looks simetricaly very nice :)

G400 is fantastic.

g400 is great. although new glides are a must imo. stock ones are shite

OMG, and I was fully satisfied with default ones.

Glides from which brand do you recommend?

Hyperglide.

thiz

edit: i couldnt manage to get a new mat for my g400 yet. you may be good to go with the default glides if you have a mat in good condition.

mx300

G400 or Wmo... I got both so.... unsure which one to use.... been using wmo for a year and I just got a new g400.

It's done. G400 in friends house :)
Tnx one more time :)

It's not over yet.

It's never over.

Tell him to get a g400.

I think you missread my post xD

g400 but be extra careful with the mouse wire.


the g300 isnt that bad imo. the sensor isnt dead center but people make too much of a fuss about that. you adjust almost instantly. It's just super thin.

Does the G300 have the same sensor as the G400 ?

I believe it's using the same sensor as the g100.

nope

400

logitech g400 is perfect... not even a one flaw

Too heavy.

personal preference

nope

yes

the right side has an edge which interferes with my usual way of holding a mouse.

personal preference

nope

Shape is mutilated penis.

No cable protection, where the wire enters the mouse.
Big glides; the old MX 500 / 510 / 518 v1 glides (the number, size and shape) were so much better.
Heavy as hell. : )

ye ye sure... who cares about cable protection? what are u doing with ur mouse to get this cable off? u have adhd or something?
edit: also if it will broke down logitech will send you new mouse and official apologies with 30% or more discount in their shop ;]
glides depends on mousepad
heavy? ... start eating more

-Who? Me. All of my newer MX cables damaged after 1,5-2 years, though I always fixate the cable itself and I'm not a ridiculously low sensitivity player and taking care of what is mine.

-Logitech's support is exceptional, kudos for that, but I'm not buying a mouse for free replacements, I'm buying it to last. MX 300 and MX 500 was a great example of this policy. Even the MX 510 lasted ~5 years, when a wire replacement become required. The downhill began with MX 310 and MX 518 (especially v2).

-Not (just) mousepad, but the size and the placement of the glides itself. I'm saying this based on my experience (not just based on pure physics); I had nearly all of the major gaming mice and mousepad in the last ~8 years.

-Yeah, HEAVY, with capital letters... maybe you could heal my severe carpal tunnel syndrome. Thanks in advance.

g400 is a very good mouse especially if you are used to mx518 but the chord of the mouse is poor quality, mine gave up in about 6 months of use.

Yeah, even after all they mice the released after the 518, the 518 kept being their best seller, so they had to make a proper successor to it :P My G400 had a problem with it, but I forgot to send it in as I kept using the 518 instead, but I had driver issues with it the last 3-4 years of using it (got it in 2006 I think), settings kept changing for no reason. Using the G502 now.

g400

G400 imo

G300 if you use a finger/claw grip, G400 if you use a palm grip.
Sensor placement is overrated.

Personally im a big fan of the G300.

big fan too