Don't game with a generic mouse! - Mid-Range Gaming Round Up!

[@Banom7a]

Linus: "Don't game with a generic mouse!" Me: OK, I'm gaming with the Lenovo TrackPoint™. So it's fine

[@MarkoHR]

Ah yes, the nipple

[@void-tn9zs]

Marko420 what?!?

[@maxz8807]

@@void-tn9zs le nipplé

[@4aceb14e]

the relevant xkcd is No 243

[@joelhoeve]

I love the fact you actually put the TM there

[@sabgog]

2:12 "dongle compartment" sounds like a feature the LTT underwear might have

[@ReyaadGafur]

On lttstore.com

[@predator9424]

*whispers* ```LTT STORE.COM```

[@okshuri]

@@КатяСапожникова-ъ3е um what

[@thijs-p9185]

HAHAHA

[@IcicleFurry]

@@brokengames9020 wut

[@andiaashh5979]

i have used the g403 for almost 3 years, it is a great mouse overall. the sensor has pinpoint accuracy and the click is also very tactile

[@kumaiyl.k]

I have the same experience with my g402. Its with me since last two years and still going strong

[@pompeja4036]

My best mouse ever in every aspect. Too bad they have the scroll wheel problem. Two of them broke just a month after the warranty expired :(

[@joshuaman8470]

My one for some reason kept glitching the sensitivity out idk why It might not even be my mouse idrk

[@kylevincent4024]

Truee

[@ronswanson9327]

Do I got with the g402 or g403

[@ryanolsen294]

here are the timestamps: 0:58 g305 2:26 Basilisk 3:39 ReDragon M908 Impact RGB (bad mouse) 4:07 g600 5:21 Lancehead TE 6:14 Pulsefire Surge 7:10 Deathadder Elite 8:02 g403 and...LOL GET THIS MOUSE GUYS 9:10

[@sevens12]

YOU FORGOTEN ABOUT THE G304 :(((((

[@axbyxaby]

@@sevens12 g304=g305

[@ashs3380]

Personally logitech and razer makes the best mice. 2nd would be corsair, 3rd would by hyperx. 4th and lower tier would be steelseries and other smaller named gaming mice.

[@scrotumsquasher4383]

@@ashs3380 wdym steelseries is huge and glorious is good and razer is overrated

[@_Roboss_]

g502 is the best mouse to get if you play a lot of roblox

[@DaveHunt2056]

linus: all of these were under 50$ in the last three months me: *clicks on link* all ~90$

[@Harry_Sama]

The most expensive mouse in this video as Linus said (G305) is also the cheapest mouse at the time of October 2020.

[@Bethekindestyoucanbe]

Linus (talking about the G600): "a lot of mouse for the money (33$)" Me (desperetaly trying to get one in EU for weeks): What is this price. Also why isn't it available here.

[@meunknown69420]

prices do vary a lot of pc parts and periperals are often out of stock or overpriced rn

[@thefalselegend4572]

Think about curreny, he is canadian, i dunno what u are but it could change.

[@davidsjoks]

Sameeee

[@andysun1911]

“Dont game with a generic mouse!” Ok ill keep using my trackpad

[@Ace_v120]

does it help with tracking?

[@unknowncaller2597]

@@Ace_v120 no

[@juantristan_la_muerte]

Monster

[@2egenjerry]

@@Ace_v120 it helps with padding

[@pumpkingolem9122]

not that profile picture again

[@UnitedHornet]

Its been exactly a year since this vid came out and here I am looking for a new mouse lol

[@SylvanApe]

Hello, same!

[@evsy9115]

Roccat kova, veeeeery good. :)

[@jeremypackaree8170]

Same

[@SylvanApe]

@@jeremypackaree8170 Just to let everyone know, I got Corsair. The Harpoon RGB mouse and the K63 keyboard. Both very cool. The mouse is cheap at $25 but I like it a lot (maybe not the best for FPS people who want more buttons and side set DPS button). Keyboard is cool and feels nice to use for anything.

[@gfbgamerpt171]

Xm1, m42, viper, those are probably my favorites and are not that expensive

[@aquelecientista4491]

"Don't game with a generic mouse" Me with my 0.20$ Aliexpress mouse* *I'm way above that*

[@LUCK_RW]

you guys are getting mice?!

[@muhammedadil3754]

@@LUCK_RW lol what do you use

[@joegoodwin5044]

@@muhammedadil3754 a grain of rice 😅

[@mikerplaysyt]

Me with a 0.00 mice: You guys pay?!

[@Abdullah-it2dx]

@@mikerplaysyt oh so my mouse is with u

[@Rvlo412]

“Don’t game with a generic mouse!” *me playing minecraft with my microsoft mobile mouse*

[@manolinmero]

I also use a MS mouse that i stole from my dads office

[@Rvlo412]

Manuel Antonio lol

[@alexworm1707]

Minecraft is a good pair for your mouse

[@themonkeydoo3]

@@manolinmero lmao I'm doing the same thing

[@_sylSYLsyl_]

I used to they arnt comfortable even dell has better mice

[@NiTeHaWKnz]

Anthony: "You can't do that, you have to pick one" Linus: Yes

[@Razerncfunface]

Just that the voice wasnt anthony

[@khemirimelek2743]

it's David not Anthony

[@NiTeHaWKnz]

@@khemirimelek2743 Could have fooled me, and it seems it did lul.

[@AlexPrevost]

Me: I'm the king? Linus: It's you. Me: *blushes*

[@crn4794]

peepoBlushing

[@ulanos]

I got a boner lol

[@TooBokoo]

@@ulanos Prove it!!

[@NinjaPandaa]

@@TooBokoo 1 year later he never proved it

[@HarmonicVector]

Linus: "All of these mice are $50 and under" G502: *punches the air furiously*

[@TiaVaylik]

I clicked on link for Razer Basilisk its 109.00 lol

[@Ariitz]

@@TiaVaylik what country do u live in

[@TiaVaylik]

@@Ariitz United Stats

[@Ariitz]

@@TiaVaylik linus is from canada so convert canada currency to usd

[@caspertrog1046]

"Sadly, it's got no RGB lighting." SOLD

[@fablesfables]

agreed!!! rgb just looks cheesy to me in a setup. can never quite make it look grown and mature and nice and subtle.

[@ThundererGamer]

Remember the rule that goes: If there's no RGB your FPS has no good destiny.

[@ThundererGamer]

@@fablesfables well I'm pretty sure RGB stuff was made for it to not be subtle

[@lmao7439]

Actually rgb is hidden by your palm anyways so why waste money ?

[@lmao7439]

@@TsunamicBug I have a corsair harpoon pro rgb so the logo is hidden so I don't turn the Iq software

[@dainan4875]

Linus: who's the king here? Me: *getting ready to skip 10 second ahead for that sweet ad segue* Linus: it's you Me: awwwwwww

[@MrLingon]

Why would you skip it at the end when there is no content left after it?

[@Ikxi]

Proceeds to skip

[@batRASHO]

@@Leah96xxx Yep! I always check that out!

[@MrLingon]

@@Leah96xxx yea i understand that but why skip something so small that helps them a great deal?

[@MrLingon]

@@Leah96xxx they do indirectly, and that is my point. If Linus cant show the advertisers that people are looking at his sponsor spots he will get less sponsors and therefore less money. This is exactly how it works.

[@amonky4401]

Who needs a mouse when u can use a wii remote.

[@blipojones2114]

Who needs a wii remote when you have a PS1 Dance Mat.

[@ivan_S16]

The virgin mouse vs the Chad wii remote

[@Botched_toes]

@@blipojones2114 who needs a ps1 dance mat when you got a pineapple

[@blipojones2114]

@@Botched_toes you sir, are man of culture I see.

[@taurohnyt617]

who needs a mous if you have a sega controller

[@NetherSparkle]

I own a basilisk and i can say that i highly recommend it. Just fits amazingly in the hand, very comfortable, the buttons are great and being able to adjust the scroll button is really nice.

[@mahmoudelnashar9776]

@@blinky1802 My hand is medium sized and I'm just flustered with all the available options, the basilisk V2 is sold for around $60 here and the V3 isn't available yet, would you recommend it ?

[@mahmoudelnashar9776]

@@blinky1802 Well I've already bought it and it's definitely a great mouse overall but sadly for some reason a little bit smaller mouse would've been better for me, I won't be able to return it as the store I bought it from only accepts returns for defective items so I gotta get used to it lol

[@taisn1110]

I've owned the basilisk for a couple of years now and I got to admit. It is really comfortable and a good mouse for people who want a mouse with a comfortable shape, but I don't think it's good for people who really want to perform at higher levels. It's just not really good for fast paced games. I'd still recommend people to try it though.

[@SuaveyMojo]

Had my basilisk for maybe 2.5 years & it’s the best mouse I’ve ever had :)

[@alexyo5258]

Nonsense. I gamed with a generic mouse for years, it built character, made me realize the value of good gaming mice. Everyone should try it.

[@alihassanmanghi51]

Alex YO aka im broke

[@synka5922]

I had to use a generic optical office mouse for a while, that was hell xd would never trade my g602 for any other mouse

[@M2THE49sGamingZone]

I gamed with a 3-button HP mouse for 10 years... just got a Logitech G502 and boy did I realize how much easier FPS was (and I thought I was good!)

[@genesimmons90]

Been playing games with 5-10€ "Gaming" mice from supermarkets all my life and never got a chance to try an "actual" mouse... Honestly can't imagine what a difference I'm gonna expect. Still unsure which mouse to get as well.. I dont really have to look out for budget but I don't wanna pay all TOO much...

[@synka5922]

@@genesimmons90 go for the G502 if you want a mouse that will survive for years, feels good and only cost 30€

[@alywiika9859]

AT the end of the video: "You can't do that you have to choose one" "I choose our sponsor" Me :"Fair enough, the intro had "It's a trap" warning at the beginning but I didn't listen".

[@tatteredundies]

Boss Moves

[@prismoth]

Why am I watching this at 1 am when I don’t even have a computer that suitable for gaming

[@marqmo2396]

Same

[@AtomicFigurez]

I don’t even have a computer. Unless you count my broken chrome book as one.

[@3dprintingpress]

Same

[@nosleepjones4551]

You watch it the same reason as I you want to believe and satisfy your electronic needs

[@xxsouldust3rz]

because a good mouse i good on anything, i used to game on a 15 (now) year old windows xp pc, then i went to a ex-server with a 650, then my nans pc which i bought a 750ti, now im on a dell insperion, and this somehow manages to play rainbow six siege at 60fps (low and 50% res scale but meh) and as of tomorrow get myself a dell g7 (yes im a dell fanboy, fight me), the point is throughout all of that i had a good mouse, (ive had 3, the MadCatz Rat 3 , Razer DeathAdder Eliete, and now the ADX Firepower A04,) and good mouse leads to good control, same with a keyboard, sure is a cheap logitech useable? sure, but spend even £20 and you can get a decent mechanical one (forgoing RGB), i always say that more knowladge is better, and it never hurts to learn, the point of this is, even if you buy a good mouse now, in this time where tech rules, it never hurts to have a good one at your side :)

[@Drademdar]

I've been using the Redragon M908 for over a year now since my G600 stopped working properly, and I've had no issues with the M908 at all. Once I had the buttons set up, I would say it's equal or perhaps better for me than the G600 ever was. And getting a new G600 in my country is difficult, and they cost twice as much as the M908.

[@J0xxe]

1:38 "As for small hands, you're still not going to be palming it..." TIL: I have really small hands

[@wadslol4610]

I have a g305 and somewhat small hands but I can’t fully play it, although I hav egotism used to the grip where it is a partly palmed grip

[@st0n3r81]

Same like tiny hands sadly

[@J0xxe]

@M T I can provide you with proof lol. now I also understand why I claw grip every mouse in existence.

[@MrPez98]

I’ve had the G403 Wireless for about 4 years now... wow that’s a long time. The mouse is one of the best I have used to date. Spends probably over £400-£500 on different mouses on the market but the G403 has never let me down.

[@leonardusl5141]

Is the rubber on the left side wearing off for you?

[@venarez7484]

also have the 403 wireless, it's just so nice. Also thanks to the included "docking cable" i use it wired for my main PC and wireless when i plug in my work laptop. The only thing that would improve it would be the "hyperscrolling" function from the M705, something i didn't know was just so great until i no longer had it

[@JS-ob2xt]

I thought the G703 was the wireless version of the G403? Or is there one called the g403 wireless?

[@rustumlaattoe]

Yup, with you on this one. I'm a corsair fanboy, but after buying this mouse I'm not willing to get a corsair one just to fit in with my other components/peripherals. I do miss scroll wheels with gyros though. Was good for dashing to the bottom of a long document or for amusingly fast weapon switching animations while waiting for a match of something to start.

[@leonardusl5141]

@@JS-ob2xt G703 and G403 both have wired and wireless versions. The only difference between them is that the G703 has wireless *charging* but the G403 doesn't They both have wireless connectivity options though.

[@kapitanbuggy]

glorious model O is hands down the best mid range gaming mouse, super comfortable and light, i would recommend it to almost anyone

[@aal834]

I got one earlier this year and am loving my experience with it. The newer model Os also fixed the wire package problem

[@wednellmode760]

Mm710 is a good contender. Shame they didn't include either of these

[@voltaixlux1697]

i have that mouse and i couldn't agree more

[@Satsujiin]

Unless u don’t like light mice

[@henry3457]

@@Satsujiin what kind of people like a heavy mouse? I have catcher's-mitt hands and find the g502 way too heavy even in palm grip, which is awful for precise aim in shooters, let alone in my preferred fingertip grip.

[@RYCSTEW]

In case anyone was wondering why someone would need an array of programmable thumb buttons on the side of a mouse, here are some of the mapped keys and combos I use on mine (for my general desktop profile) Enter Backspace Delete Undo Redo Hold shift Copy Paste Hold CTL But don't forget macros!!!! I have one button programmed to type my login username (my email) then press tab, and I have another button programmed to type my password then press enter. So for example, I can login to my desktop by clicking two buttons on my mouse. My Utechsmart Venus mouse makes it so I barely ever have to touch my keyboard. I am 300% more efficient when I use it Food for thought!

[@roastedpotato5514]

How do you know which button to press, they are so small and placed so close. How often do you press the wrong button?

[@RYCSTEW]

@@roastedpotato5514 I would say it took me about a week to get used to the button layout. Now I pretty much never click the wrong button. It was easier than I expected to learn where everything is.

[@OleMartinCha]

you forgot these: Glorious Model O/O-/D Cooler Master MM710/MM711 Zowie S1/S2 Divina Zowie FK2 G-Wolves Hati-M G-Wolves Sköll razer viper/mini endgame gear xm1 Logitech G102 /G203 rival 3/rival 310 Xtrfy M4 RGB edit: added more to the list thanks for all the likes! yes I forgot some mice like the model D and rival 3 etc.

[@Zentrify]

Ikr

[@MrJizzinmypantz]

"OPEN MY CANAL" 😂😂😂🙃

[@knockedh2411]

Some of them are too expensive

[@n0xt]

Rival 3 also, but I assume this video has been recorded long before Rival and Viper mini came out.

[@PaladinSalt]

model D is where it is at

[@slowmaths7906]

"89 grams is featherweight" r/mousereview is fuming right now

[@Ikxi]

My G502 Hero is 121 grams without weights and feels too light for me.

[@YosuaNangin]

@@IkxiThe "gaming mouse experts" really hates g502. I like it tho.

[@Ikxi]

@@YosuaNangin LmAO I like mine, it's not perfect but it works for what I use it

[@darklight306]

@@YosuaNangin really? That's my favorite mouse I've owned

[@trappack6291]

@@YosuaNangin damn I love my 502 lol

[@DireAxis]

The G305 is one of my favorite Mice I've used, it is a bit smaller than I would usually use but really great overall.

[@raul5944]

Same

[@hectoreduardofuentealbapel7830]

I think is the ultimate mouse for FPS. I have "big hands", and damn, my thumb have a space to rest and its ready to assist on the 3 side buttons

[@brycehudgins5064]

Linus, I would like to say something about the pulsefire surge as a customer who has had one for years, and looked at tons of people having the same problems with me, while there's no problem with the mouse's practical performance, all those lights you are paying for and the software which controls it..... the mouse eventually winds up slowing down. It's a hell of a problem to have to deal with and I have not seen any permanent fix on this, and I've been having this issue since 2020.... which tells me that HyperX isn't particularly keen on fixing the issues any time soon. So perhaps if you could do a retake on this video some time in the future, if this mouse makes the cut again, make sure you include this problem, if you need more info on this I'd be more than happy to send a video of my mouse doing what I'm talking about.

[@ThatKoukiZ31]

We went really fast from wholesome content (everyone is a king) to a linus meme face that looks like he loves getting slapped with money. Classic LMAFO

[@kazzz2765]

Lol

[@ClarenceFM]

bruuh so true

[@arfaouiimen1129]

Je bonne bougé. Les ionienne

[@SauceageTF]

He didn't include mice that were cheaper on third party sites and yet still made the price range all because then no one would use his Amazon links. Greedy af.

[@mini-_]

_Looks down_ I guess HP is not a generic brand..

[@32d02]

So true

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

oof

[@abhimaanmayadam5713]

i bought an 8$ Phillips gaming mouse. It has to better than the hp mouse i currently have

[@isuzuke]

get a fucking life

[@BxBxProductions]

Generic dell mice ftw. The nokias of mice

[@hexa3389]

Linus: "dont game with a generic mouse: Me: "you are absolutely right!" *uses a touch pad*/s

[@MrCODEmaster00]

Nah man, use MouseKeys on an Original Corsair K95 the one with 18 G Keys to the left can all be used for MouseKeys, don't need MouseKeys constantly? good for you, change to Mode 1 or Mode 2 than, (Corsair updated this keyboard to give it RGB while neutering the keyboard and taking away the reason people bought the thing. (Cough, also the Corsair Scimitar is just the watered down version of a G600, but with like piss, not water, watered down version would be better.)

[@eugene4360]

I've been using the lancehead for almost 3 years now and overall, I'd say it's a pretty solid mouse. It's not really ergonomic though, and it gets uncomfortable on the right side after a while.

[@rogerfn4283]

Linus: pauses for 2.951513 seconds. me: skips ten seconds

[@poopa2319]

same

[@liasl186]

Same

[@wilber9220]

Same

[@st3alth_swing]

same

[@benjaminanderson2028]

Same

[@SlavicusVile]

I bought a g502 SE for $25 at Best Buy and I love it, adjustable weight, extra buttons, sensitivity adjust, and a button to release the scroll wheel so it can spin freely

[@PeugeotRocket]

They are that cheap now? I paid like $80 several years ago lol. It was an excellent mouse for $80 but for $25 it is probably nearly impossible to beat.

[@williambrown3699]

bought a g903 wireless thinking i would use all 4 side buttons, but i can't use the damn right side ones because i press them when lifting. biggest regret of my life was not getting the g502 instead.

[@depressedtiger677]

I have a g502 HERO, and I absolutely LOVE it.

[@thomaslangemaire9513]

Jup i think for the price ther is just nothing to beat it, so i Don't know why it is not in th video

[@HappyDude1]

Thats an amazing mouse! I can only think of one that is more fun to play with wink wink 😆

[@Benefits]

Scratching my head wondering where the Glorious Model O- is in this roundup? 58 grams, top grade sensor, rgb lighting, customizable DPI, weightless cable for $45.

[@sam1adenheim854]

The new razer viper mini too

[@trash3570]

as well as the viper mini, 40$ and everything else you mentioned

[@BABiFun]

Simple answer to that can be...... They didn't send him one, or they did, but didn't make it in time, or they're planning it for another round up of lightweight mouse

[@Hynic90]

Love my model O, best mouse i ever had.

[@Goofras]

I don't know why, but in Italy both the model O and the Viper Mini are 70€. I got an Amazon warehouse flawless Viper (cabled) for 53€ and was the cheapest (quality) mouse I could get

[@RYCSTEW]

A couple notes about the G600: 1. Onboard memory does NOT support macros. 2. All 3 clicks are very light and I find myself miss-clicking A LOT. 3. The profile of the heel of the mouse is awful. Any downward pressure anywhere near the back of the mouse will cause the front of the mouse to tilt upward and the sensor will lift off the mouse pad. If you are looking for a decent mouse with a bunch of programmable buttons including a thumb keypad, get the UtechSmart Venus Gaming Mouse. (There is also a wireless version. I have both). Some features of the wired one include: 1. 18 programmable buttons 2. 5 onboard memory profiles (they support macros unlike the G600) 3. Pretty good UI for the software 4. Customizable DPI settings. There are 5 incremental DPI settings for each profile, and you can adjust each increment individually 5. Pretty good RGB capabilities 6. Costs less than $35 on Amazon 7. Includes adjustable weight tray I tried so hard to like my G600, but I just keep going back to Utech. It is better in almost every way

[@Jeff_in_3D]

"Ain't worth monterey jack" shows a picture of pepper jack this bothers me way more than it should

[@Th3_ArCh0n]

Yep, I hate that kind of stuff

[@xenonram]

Find the nearest safe space or cry closet.

[@Hotlog69]

Taran is the head of quality control. Let's *insert mouse based pun here* him!

[@kiwisfromhell]

It bothers me more that it is fourth time today that I have seen "cheesy" joke. Even had to google if it`s not national cheese day.

[@haomingxia2109]

curd nerd

[@Ilikeoreos47]

"Don't game with a generic mouse" Me with my $5 mouse from walmart: okay

[@DankisKewl]

REDDITOR LOCATED

[@hoodiegamer9256]

Used one like this bruh it helps to get an actual gaming mouse

[@lukemark9262]

me with my school mouse which i bored from my schools computer room, where by borrow i mean take and never give back. it is also kinda broken.

[@manfromponyupdaddyinfomerc9550]

i got this mouse with a keyboard counterpart. one half of the logo on the mouse has worn off

[@gabrielmeme2057]

Right

[@fabianlaibin6956]

"Less well endowed" - Linus, 2020

[@fabianlaibin6956]

Okay this is getting ridiculous

[@mrawesome7713]

I feel like you gave the ReDragon a terrible rap and didn't even explain why. I've had the same mouse for years and it is great. It has 18 (fully reprogrammable) buttons, programmable rgb, macro support, and, at least in my experience, very accurate tracking. I have had no issues with it at all.

[@syaz4380]

me: *checks price* Shipping: *24$ shipping to my country* *why even live*

[@MaksKCS]

Just get one from your local reseller

[@sh4rpsh4rk8]

for me is $30.13

[@21miku68]

@@sh4rpsh4rk8 rip

[@BakersTaste]

From what I've read in YT comments over the past few days, the cost of moving to the US would be offset by the savings in international shipping over time 😂😂😂

[@LounisG]

a 100$ for a fucking mouse? thanks. ps: the shipping is 35 to 50$

[@thomasforbes784]

0:28 That was actually pretty good

[@handsonfire6113]

"you dont want to spend a fortune on a g pro wireless," said Linus me- *looks at my g pro wireless* continues watching the video for no reason

[@derek7726]

Weird flex but ok

[@swehtz2551]

Same

[@YanDaddyy]

Same gpro wireless ftw

[@Andytlp]

Tbh all of them are shit if theyre not in ultra low weight category. It doesnt matter if you have a hand of a gorilla. Low weight mouse precision and ease of handling is unmatched. It only takes a week to get used to.

[@derek7726]

Ok I take that back I just ordered a g pro wireless

[@evanstroud]

I use the G305 and LOVE it -- glad it got a favorable review here as well!

[@Licentiate82]

I switched from the razor mamba to the G305 and my aim got significantly better

[@louisgarbour2737]

Omissions: Razer Viper Mini Steelseries Rival 3 Those are great FPS mice on a budget. Edit: also the Cooler Master MM710 is pretty good.

[@komi1834]

@@lordv1le859 yeah, but Rival 100 got that 3050 office sensor, just like those generic Cooler Master stuff you get added bonus when you buy their cheap mem-chanical keybaords

[@archfxt3619]

@@komi1834 true , a 110 would be better for a bit more money

[@astral0877]

Logitech g102 too is a good option

[@archfxt3619]

@@astral0877 but the qc issues tho , i have owned 3 g103 , and fortunately none have qc issues YET

[@archfxt3619]

@sans undertale yep , but if you can , viper mini is a bit better imo , since the aesthetics better :) and its razer without the rzr tax

[@Sephton]

Me: looks for a bluetooth mouse. Linus: got to go fast! It is actually true lol. I was planning to get a tab s6 with a mouse.

[@lydiabogomolnaya8227]

Did i ask?

[@smpblack23]

@@lydiabogomolnaya8227 Did I ask you to ask if you ask?

[@MrCODEmaster00]

Nah man, go to your windows settings, go to Ease of Access, go to Keyboard Settings, toggle on MouseKeys. Legit I used for a long time when I had no physical mouse, how you maneuver your keyboard with no mouse is by using Tab and Shift-Tab Tab goes forward, Shift-Tab goes backwards, in terms of what would normally be clickable things, this works well in browser Hide-and-Seek games because a yellow box will highlight where thing that you can click on are located. To "click" without MouseKeys and without a physical mouse, use Enter. Once you turned on MouseKeys you can turn it off with Alt+Shift+NumLock (when NumLock is on though, not when it's off) MouseKeys is a beautiful thing of support for the disabled but also just a beautiful thing in terms of design from the OS side to the physical implementation side, I'd definitely recommend trying it out if you want to try being Ergonomic with only a regular keyboard, even if you have a mouse, being shoulder-width apart with your arms can be done using MOST full size keyboards, if you have broad shoulders I'd genuinely recommend the Corsair K95, but only the one with 18 G-Keys to the left side.

[@Sephton]

Lol

[@user-bf5sc8pn8x]

"just 96 grams" *rocketjumpninja has left the chat*

[@rynne7153]

@@rdmz135 This

[@simpsonrrrr2724]

@Lionhart nothing is wrong with wanting a really light mouse. It genuinely feals good to use.

[@MatDupuis3]

Just battery swap it, a Lithium AAA drops it down to under 85g and it still lasts over a month under pretty heavy gaming use.

[@Boyetto-san]

​@@rdmz135 If you care that much about being competitive, by all means weight matters. It auto racing, weight makes such a difference to performance that it's heavily regulated. But as to whether consumers should care about absolute lightest weight in mice, it's like asking what kind of driver should buy an Ariel Atom. If you care in anyway about durability, longevity, and daily usage, you're probably better off with a heavier mouse that doesn't have holes all over it for dirt and spilled drinks to pour straight into the internals, the same way you'd probably want a car with a roof for daily driving. And if you care about other functionalities, obviously a mouse with more button choices and more comfortable shapes matters too, the same way that you might want a car with air conditioning, cup holders, and usable trunk space. By all means, it makes sense to go for the no-compromises lightweight mouse if you really need every edge you can get, but let's be honest, the majority of people who buy into this marketing are just making daily life harder for themselves when they don't play competitive shooters anywhere near as hard and have to use their PC for plenty of things other than gaming.

[@Boyetto-san]

@@rdmz135 I very much respect that there are people who buy lightweight mice who really can make use of the edge it offers and are willing to live with the compromises. I'm just skeptical of the hypetrain when it got popular because I've run into a few people online who've shat on all other types of mice as if it was only due to sheer ignorance why everyone doesn't have ultra lightweight mice with Kailh microswitches and paracords.

[@gxact]

0:26 linus had to do the sponser section seperately since he couldnt stop laughing xD

[@kennyiskaput8373]

I’m surprised you didn’t talk about the SteelSeries Rival 310. Granted, it’s very similar to the DeathAdder in terms of build quality, but for people like me who prefer mouse buttons that click like Logitech’s, it’s a great mouse.

[@adam2231]

Most of steelseries mouses are pretty good for the price, I've been using the sensei 310 which is the same price as fhe Rival 310 but it's ambidextrous

[@LPJoystick]

I have missed this one too. I am using it since last year beginning an i absolutely love it.

[@syreplays5079]

They seem to avoid steelseries.

[@kartikkarajgikar2846]

what do you think about the corsair harpoon?

[@enesturan4768]

lovebabygirl.link/s3hi1w4ECfEg

[@johnname7163]

Honestly, I can't recommend the G203/G102 enough. It's just such a good mouse, at a good price too.

[@SauceageTF]

It is my go to mouse when some one asks for advice on mice. Just measure their hands and ask them what grip they use. G203 is just so broad that it works for everyone.

[@mylessstuff1199]

I know I love my g203

[@joeyvigil5055]

I also have the G203, the best thing about is it is the right size for my tiny hands.

[@Rockastorm]

I have a wired g502, I got it for $50 and it's great.

[@Sainicooldude01]

A lot of Amazon India reviews stated that the G102 started having double click problem after some months of usage.

[@Smoreozie]

I wish logitech would make a newer model or refresh of the G600

[@grimyhr]

yep, using mine for at least 10 years, every day for hours, still working perfectly, but if it ever breaks i will have to buy the same mouse again since nothing elese competes

[@Blender3DProjects]

Literally bought another one this week incase mine breaks, I can't use another mouse. You get so much extra functionality, it's like a different device category. Only problem is Logitech makes really buggy software!

[@yoster77]

Agreed. Despite Linus' opinion, this has been my go-to FPS mouse. That 3rd button mapped to an 'on the fly' low DPI (for sniping...) has been amazing lol

[@schwanzmunster2503]

I love my G602. I can't use another mouse. My first one lasted 6 years and I just bought another one after trying a few others. Only mouse I could find that works with my hands.

[@GENKI_INU]

My G600 is 6 years old. Literally no other mouse can compare with the 24 quick access buttons on the thumbpad with G-Shift. Never running out of buttons, macros or options in any game/application is always nice, and I've been dependent on them for productivity because it's so convenient. Who even needs macro buttons on keyboards anymore with this mouse? Besides having to replace the left click switch on the G600 3 times so far (because of the double-clicking issue), the mouse works great. Also, Linus is wrong about the G600 being heavy and not having adjustable weights. If you open it up, you can actually unscrew and take out the weights to make the mouse lighter.

[@craigmcnamee]

Bit snobby tbh, Never had any issues with Redragon yet I'm here with my Razer Basilisk X that I thought I'd treat myself to and had nothing but issues with the scroll wheel constantly skipping less than a couple of months of owning the thing so back to Redragon I go

[@SuperSlaiyan]

I know this is an amazon video but honorable mention should have the Model O imo its a top tier mouse for $50

[@Standby4titan]

Also a O- a D and a viper mini

[@dooberham]

Yeah I'm rocking the O and in my opinion it beats all of those for FPS games

[@vacoff2717]

Especially Rival 3

[@coldxmlpromax9550]

I bought a original Razer Viper for $25 in best buy lol

[@nccn4021]

Or the Endgame gear xm1

[@meemadd6397]

"for those of us who are less endowed" gotta be the best quote ive ever heard referring to a mouse lol...nice

[@benkeim7294]

Small mouse for a small hand for a small.....

[@apocalypseap]

G305 is a good choice. If it had a small left side grip it'd be perfect. There's a bunch of stuff about modding this particular mouse online actually.

[@TheDarkRaptor]

Mouse modding?

[@happygimp0]

But it doesn't have a cable and is not symmetrical. I think there are other options that don't have this limitations.

[@lime4]

@@happygimp0 why is not having a cable a limitation xD

[@lime4]

@@TheDarkRaptor you can download 3d print honey comb templates to make it lighter. You also can replace the heavy AA with a lithium AAA battery with a tinfoil to make it 80g. Remove the back cover if you're a claw gripper and it becomes 72g.

[@litapd311]

@@lime4 didn't they make a video about this idea? it sounds familiar. maybe not the exact same mouse but i remember them trying the battery thing.

[@bepisman3161]

Me sitting here with my g100s that I bought for 12$ knowing it has one of the best mouse shapes of all time

[@rezangyal]

Linus: makes top 5 budget Mouse RocketJumpNinja: Am I a joke to you?

[@MrCODEmaster00]

What? Did they make a mouse?

[@forna4090]

@@MrCODEmaster00 nah just that RJN has a massive data base on gaming mice. imo reviewing keyboards/headsets/mice is as helpful as beating a dog hoping it will vomit money. but at least rjn has a reference point , i guess

[@jeroen13m]

@@forna4090 massive is a huge overstatement

[@HMSNeptun]

what about an old(er) but capable one: the G502 You can get them for really cheap now. Excellent switches, sensor and build quality, and infinity scroll wheel and additional weights.

[@BINX-RR]

YKS Gaming exactly, it’s such a great mouse. It’s more of a gamer mouse than most of the ones in the vid imo tbh.

[@placeholderplaceholder3448]

Absolutely, and the new variant with the updated sensor is still quite affordable. I've been using a generic optical mouse on my laptop and it's so bad I'm tempted to get another G502 to keep in my backpack, so I can play games like SYNTHETIK on my laptop without wanting to crush my cheapo mouse because optical tracking sucks.

[@notTerabyte]

G502 Hero SE is pretty good for the price, I paid 50CAD for it and it works amazingly. however, logi mice have a problem with doubleclicking after a while

[@Theblockninja478]

a lighter alternative if you feel the 502 is too heavy is the Glorious Model O. I replaced my g502 with this one and I'll never go back

[@jonifed3676]

I bought my G502 Hero SE for 35€ at sale

[@br1ann88]

I like how the editor put a cursor in the thumbnail...... Next level CLICKbait

[@Mozilla_2]

Bruh it’s a massive yellow cursor

[@otlsitachi6751]

@@Mozilla_2 its still a cursor

[@zRaree]

@@Mozilla_2 r/woosh

[@rosco3]

3:55 Inb4 Red Dragon putting this quote on their product place "... we absolutely love this one"?

[@Shroudey]

Linus: 'weighs just 96 grams' Me, with my Model O: 'Ooooooof'

[@idefkman]

And my model D

[@r_se]

zaunkoenig m1k users: :v

[@rover5058]

Model o you say ? Me, with my Ultralight 2: "Thats cute"

[@r_se]

@@rover5058 Ultralight 2 you say? zaunkoenig m1k users: that's cute

[@Shroudey]

@@rover5058 The price difference doesn't justify that purchase decision ;)

[@dinklebottom_]

The glorious model O is a good option for a mouse

[@Supplice4]

model D too ;)

[@dinklebottom_]

@@Supplice4 heeeeeell yeaaaaaah

[@deathlytiltmotion3867]

Model o- or Razer viper?

[@dinklebottom_]

@@deathlytiltmotion3867 when you say "o-" im assuming o minus, the o minus is just a smaller version of the model o, for people with smaller hands, that's the only difference... But I think the model O minus is a better option.

[@deathlytiltmotion3867]

Ok yeah I do mean the o minus, but what about the o minus vs the Razer viper mini?

[@johngrasso6224]

G502 SE gas been $37 on Amazon since before Christmas and is easily the best gaming mouse I've ever used.

[@lipbalazs]

G502 is good, but heavy as a brick.

[@spookini]

@@lipbalazs not seeing any issue with that

[@asdfghjklaa784]

@@spookini there are a lot of fps players that prefer light mice.

[@blake2067]

Spookini You have more control over lighter mice

[@chupasaurus]

@@lipbalazs SteelSeries Rival Gen1 joins the chat

[@EonServoXA]

For anyone wanting a good FPS mouse, I would recommend going with one of the Razer mice. I have a Razer Mamba and it’s very good with it being slightly heavy, decent size, and comfortable button placing. Deathadder and Basilik are pretty similar as well

[@cattysplat]

Just be ready to return it after 6 months, those double click faults are everywhere.

[@EonServoXA]

@@cattysplat Yeah the clicking is starting to die already

[@powerpc6037]

Also don't buy their keyboards. My wife bought a Razer Cynosa Lite keyboard because some letters were faded or gone on my old wired keyboard. Within 2 weeks I suffered from every problem others have mentioned on different review sites: the backlight is too dark even at max illumination. The backlight shifts through the entire color spectrum and you can only setup a fixed color by using their 500MB software package. Because of that software, sometimes a key gets stuck (not on the board itself but in software) so sometimes when you wanna stop moving your character from dropping in a ravine for example, your char just keeps walking as if you kept pressing the forward button. You have to hit that same button again to get in unstuck. And sometimes when playing a movie and pauzing/stopping the movie, the sound in your speakers kept repeating like RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. The only way I found to stop that sound was to either turn off my speakers or kill the Razer software. So that piece of software also took over your entire sound system. But then the keyboard backlight starts running through the colorspectrum once again and you need to restart the software manually to get your fixed color again. And on top of that, the buttons were also in the wrong place and kept giving the wrong symbols compared to what was written on the button. And not to mention that every keyboard I know, has the symbol associated using SHIFT on the top of the button but not this one. The shift-character for that key is located on the bottom of the button, making it completely illogical to use. Upon trying to return it to the store where my wife bought it (Vandenborre), they refused to refund me for buying such a shitty product, although I returned it with the original package, the purchase ticket and within 10 days. I'm sticking to Logitech, those have never failed me, for both keyboard and mouse.

[@EonServoXA]

@@powerpc6037 Seems like you just got a faulty product. Most people, myself included have a Razer keyboard that's working just fine

[@bloodytime1048]

i was actually watching the mid range keyboard video today and was thinking about buying a new mouse and now this. thank you

[@awemowe2830]

tl;dr - buy the G305. Replace the switches when they inevitably fail like all Logitech mice do.

[@ryanbranin5682]

Also take a look at the g502. I've had it for a couple years now and love it.

[@rynne7153]

@@awemowe2830 yes! g305 with Kailh GM are great

[@Standby4titan]

If you want a actually good mouse for

[@winston737]

Idk if they sell this mouse worlwide but, consider buying a mouse called Tecware exo elite. PMW3389 sensor Huano 20 million switch 69 (hehe) gram Paracord feather like wire I got it for like 30 bucks so yeah worth searching for.

[@kdigi4166]

Linus:"Don't game with a generic mouse!" Me: OK, I'm gaming with a acer predator touch pad. I'm good

[@Fluentfabled]

@@mohomonkey9906 Time flies

[@Leonsimages]

"sadly, it's got no RGB lightning" *That* was one of the reasons I bought a G305.

[@MrJizzinmypantz]

You must have big gay

[@NotFoundead]

As if turning off the lights on RBG mice wasn't an option...

[@Wizardofdoom2]

Okay, if you don't like fake rgb that only has a rainbow color pattern that isn't changeable, understandable. I don't really like the rainbow flashy stuff. But rgb is great because you can adapt it to any color theme you want.

[@TibtibThePrincess]

Same here I don't see how RGB in a mouse has a benefit. I understand it in keyboards or GPUs or whatever but on a mouse you just end up covering it anyway

[@Leonsimages]

@@NotFoundead Well, yes but having the unnecessary RGB in there will still increase the price - so by not getting RGB you can instead get a pretty nice wireless mouse at a reasonable price point.

[@JeffWaynee]

The Logitech G203 is a wired G305. I got on on black friday for only $15.

[@JiArumaiti]

Linus: Do you want to upgrade your mouse? **Me still using my G9x** I'm never upgrading

[@MrCODEmaster00]

Same with G600, the Razer Naga is no comparison, and the Corsair Scimitar is even worse, sure sliding buttons, but .. you're going to slide those around more than the first time? .. What, do you share a mouse with like a Linus Sized Hand? Like does your little sister use the same mouse as you or something? That's the only reason to get sliding thumb buttons.. not to mention Corsair dropped the ring-finger, and iirc no longer has tilt wheel functions either. TL;DR Logitech makes mice no one wants to upgrade from until Logitech themselves actually create a replacement for which... seems like they never will /continues to buy G600's like crazy people are buying Toilet Paper/

[@mastistino72]

g9x has an shit sensor by todays standards though

[@JiArumaiti]

@@mastistino72 i know but i still love it

[@loganvandeusen]

Hey he is reviewing my mouse! "Lol don't buy this mouse" ohh..

[@zaibahmad2368]

Same lol

[@gracefullynadine864]

I can vouch for the G600 at least! I love it :)

[@milk-dog]

I click on the video and the first thing he does is pull out the G305 mouse in my gaming setup.

[@abdurrahmanfaiz9634]

8:30 ...When Linus finally gives u that long-awaited pay raise you've been dying for xD

[@sledgetable172]

XD

[@st3alth_swing]

XD

[@whatdadogdoin6178]

XD

[@Prokerboss]

Destroy the chain before it gets out of hand

[@abdurrahmanfaiz9634]

​@@Prokerboss report him my fellow XD's

[@BrutalOddball]

I love all my Logitech peripherals, and they often go on sale where I live. Bought my G710+ for $70 in 2013, still using it. Recently replaced my first gen G502 that I got for $44 with the G502 Hero I got for $40 in October, and I use the G305 that I got for $25 with my laptop, for which it's very well suited. These products last me for years, and have been bought at great prices so I highly recommend them.

[@yamigekusu]

Me: (does pc gaming with a $10 Microsoft wireless mouse I got from Staples in 2016) okay

[@jara4396]

Just buy a g203 for 25$. I have it and its great. You'll have a much better gaming experience

[@MortisObscura]

But are you actually gaming with games or with that game staples released a number of years ago?

[@realkilju]

Thats sad

[@theakeno3567]

Jara and on ebay I found the one I use for $18 and it worked great, i use the g305 but came from the g203 and both are great

[@gr8b8m85]

Lmao. I have a wired Microsoft mouse and it's perfectly fine for gaming.

[@james48228]

Glorious Model O for $50 is the best mouse I’ve owned to this day Edit: And that’s from me trying a whole bunch of mice, then i settled on the G502 and then to the model O. The weight difference is night and day.

[@dylanwickam-white5629]

exactly

[@duckyatsea]

Yeah, easily the best mouse for me anywhere near this price range, and that's with having tried midranges from Corsair, zowie, logitech, and razer Linus really does himself and everyone a disservice by only reviewing mice available on Amazon. But, I imagine this is for casuals more than the hardcore market

[@MeowIRL]

Rocking the model D here absolutely loving it.

[@Yuzuki1337]

I feel the same way about my Logitech G305, never thought I'd see the day where I love a wireless mouse but I got it for 30 bucks and it is essentially a G Pro wireless :)

[@spookymaddy2599]

Yuzuki1337 Fr I love mine. I wanted a smaller mouse since my hands are small and it works great. I didn’t know it that light as well.

[@justkesku]

just spent 11 minutes watching a video on cheap gaming mice knowing damn well I can't afford those either

[@mohammedabdelhadi6230]

Sad life 💔🌚

[@dinoplayz7189]

Samee

[@justkesku]

@Trusty Frying Pan it was a joke, I own a Razer Viper

[@dinoplayz7189]

Well a dollar is 74 bucks at my place so rip

[@pixycat1915]

I got them by shoveling my neighbors snow and earning enough money to buy one of these

[@obi-wankenobi8778]

I am SO disappointed that razer took the scroll wheel tactility adjustment and extra long dpi clutch button out of the basilisk essential, which is about $20 more expensive.

[@bruhwtf2662]

I thought it still has that clutch button but ok

[@obi-wankenobi8778]

@@bruhwtf2662 it does, but only the shorter paddle, not the longer one.

[@unstable-8169]

I feel like the glorious model o/o- and the model d for their price are really hard to beat

[@karroh]

M4jor R4ven I’ve used my friends model o from glorious pc, it’s was very nice. I found myself going with cooler master mm710 though, still has the honeycomb and somehow even lighter. No rgb whatsoever, but jeez the mouse just feels wireless. Just wonderful for FPS.

[@parfein]

Aside from the qc issues, very true.

[@CapsuleGraph11]

Razer Viper Mini. Lighter, better feet, and cheaper

[@heiromarc]

@@CapsuleGraph11 But the sensor isn't that good compared to MM710 and Model O/O-. Though, it does explain why it is cheaper than those mouse.

[@christopherbeltran5020]

CapsuleGraph it is not lighter I dont know what your smoking and the feet are both virgin pfte so I'm not sure what you mean

[@monkeyrebellion117]

"I choose, our sponsor!" Long live the segway king

[@jerielfrancis3684]

segue*

[@kkille3789]

Zegwei*

[@Sirg17x]

I've had the old deathadder model for years and love it. Just feels right, has a couple of extra buttons for quality of life, rgb is a nice addition, but overall it is just no nonsense and we'll put together.

[@frogdeity]

If by "well put together" you mean "breaks in one month" then yes. It's very well put together.

[@therubyminecat]

@@frogdeity but its lasted for 2 years for me? Wait i have the elite model though

[@frogdeity]

@@therubyminecat I've been through three over one year.

[@therubyminecat]

@@frogdeity tf how

[@frogdeity]

@@therubyminecat Cheap products.

[@Skirbiy]

Make sure the sensors don't have problems with fast movement and have pixel perfect tracking. Then check if the materials are good and the shape, size and weight fit you well. After that you can buy assured that you have a good mouse. Brands like razer, logitech, corsair, glorious, and roccat are some good brands. There is also lenovo acer and asus rog, with hyperx offering light mice. Dont by mice under 20 dollars. Mice like redragon mice are to be avoided, because they have terrible build quality and some have bad sensors.

[@megapet777]

90g is light? My glorious model o weighs only 67g and costs only 50$ :D

[@astral0877]

Guess what that mouse isn't in the review shame

[@MrCODEmaster00]

@@astral0877 Need a comma between "Guess what" and "that mouse ...", if you pause in verbal speech for that second, even if only a pause in speech for a few seconds, it needs a comma in text/writing, that's just generally the main rule/guidance to being correct with English though. Keep it up man, you're doing pretty good for a person with English as their 2nd language though.

[@KBWeaponX]

Great choice!personally I use the glorious model o- thats only 58g. Best mouse for me so far and suits my finger tip/ claw grip. Totally recommend the mouse from glorious

[@megapet777]

@@KBWeaponX Nice. I got my mouse before the o- was released, but it would been probably too small for me anyway. I can totally recommend glorious mice though. And I came from g903 :p

[@shinigami-kc1un]

@@MrCODEmaster00 How did you know tho? LOL what about me, can you guess?

[@rentzboss]

I had an experience with some of these mice so I'm gonna share my thoughts with you. I mostly play(ed) FPS games, I have a medium sized hand an I use an hybrid palm/claw grip. - Razer Basilisk: great materials, the switches feel super responsive and "natural" and it's overall very comfortable, the only downside is the weight but if you're into MOBA and stuff it's a great mouse - Logitech G403: it's crazy light for the size but way too wide for my hands/grip style. I had a very bad time aiming with this mouse since my hand was almost "floating" on top rather than controlling it. The quality is good but I didn't like the click responsiveness as much as the Basilisk - Logitech G205 (wired version of the 305): that's an impressively good mouse all around, materials are not great (but this might not be the case with the 305) but the small form factor makes it great for aiming, plus the switches are quite good too. Definitely recommended - Zowie EC2A: I know it's not in this video but it's the mouse I chose to use and being just a little above 50€ I thought it was worth sharing my experience with it. The baffling thing about this mouse is that the shape is so good that more than makes up for the worse switches (the side buttons are crazy spongy), worse materials (in line with the 205) and complete lack of software or customisation. At the end of the day I recommend watching someone like RocketJumpNinja to have a theoretical idea of witch mouse to choose (based on hand size, grip style and types of games) and then if the mouse you ordered does not feel natural in your hand just return it (I did it via Amazon) until you find the right one, it took me 3 tries (the 205 was for my sister) but it was totally worth it

I dont fucking care, this is what the video was for.

[@dimasshidqiparikesit1338]

Thanks for the mini review

[@SauceageTF]

@ The video was more trash than your comment which says something.

[@LoverKittey]

Figured I'd slap my experience in. -Razer Deathadder/Deathadder Elite: Probably my favorite mouse design ergonomically. The new features on the elite are cool but the big drawback is the sensor that Razer uses. -Logitech M570: Trackball memes and my only experience with owning Logitech mice for some reason. Good build quality and stood up to a couple years of use until I decided I don't like trackballs. -Corsair Scimitar: Bought it on sale for 20. It has a nice feel and minimal buttons(which is my thing for mice) and has great textured sides that while aggressive are good for sweaty hands. I found it very small and narrow for my hands. Was my on the go mouse senior year of high school into freshman year of college. I eventually gave it to my sister who still prefers it to even me and my dad's deathadders(likely because she has smaller hands). -Literally any mouse from Microsoft: Garbage. -G503: My friend has one of these and is pretty nice to use for when we used to mess around at his house. I found the side buttons to be a bit obtrusive for me on occasion for my fat fingers. The Deathadder is the optimal mouse ergonomically. I have experienced occasionally better software and internals but the externals are far superior to almost anything I have used on the market.

[@rentzboss]

@@LoverKittey great to hear other opinions

[@shakyxd]

why didn't you include any of these -coolermaster mm710/711 -model o/ o minus /d -razer viper/vipermini -steel series rival 3 -gwolves hati/ skoll -xtrfy m4 -endgame xm1 All of these are in the price range and miles better than any brick in this video Come on Linus

[@itzsakar5485]

Vouch

[@nootnoot7396]

Because the channel has always been atrocious when it comes to covering topics with a niche hardcore audience like this, we just never notice unless it's something we're into

[@channelvms708]

well maybe these are more expensive in Canada I guess. I was also expecting kone pure and rival 310.

[@tikket10]

G203 is the best value out of those. As good as everything here but only 20 dollars. Only downside is the cord.

[@ACE112ACE112]

tikket I have the Logitech g203. did get it on sale for $20. what makes the cord suck?

[@gusmoment]

Its been exactly 2 years since this video was posted and I just got this reccomended, its march 18th 2022

[@Thorovain]

Linus (or whoever actually reads comments at LMG), video idea for you: Hottest (temperature) computer build possible, with the goal of being able to cook scrambled eggs in a pan using the heat generated from the rig, without crashing the build.

[@DamnZodiak]

That's pretty much impossible. You'd need to get whatever cooking surface you're using (forget a pan, no way you can heat that up to a sufficient level) to AT LEAST 65C, probably more if you want anything that resembles the scrambled eggs you're used to. At this point every CPU would be way past stable temperatures. Most motherboards will shut down if you get past 100-110 degrees on your CPU. Even you can run your CPU at, let's say a hundred degrees, even the hottest parts of your cooling system won't go over 60C.

[@linkthehero1234]

it’d have a shintel cpu

[@goddard152]

lmao reminds me of when ps3 came out there were youtube videos of "cooking food on my ps3" and "ps3 grill"

[@deaankoekemoer5471]

Still using my Deathadder3.5g after years of abuse and it's still amazing. Love the Razer software for it as well.

[@1conu593]

+1 a nice update I made on mine : www.truegrip.shop/en/mouse-grips/truegrip-for-razer-deathadder/

[@bobbyhalsall]

Best mouse you can get it wont break when „slipping off your mousepad into a wall”

[@jaseon619]

I´ve been using the G600 for almost 7 years now, nice to see Linus featured it.

[@the1bizkit]

Yup. had mine for about 5 years? If this thing every dies, Im just going to go and buy another. They were $20 at best buy a couple weeks ago

[@Thalanox]

How often do you have to clean it? I've had to take it apart and clean the clicking switches several times over the last couple of years. It's usually fps games that make me notice when I'm getting click registration problems. Also, do you get issues with it dropping the click when you're trying to click and hold the button and then scroll with the mousewheel to select a bunch of text at once? I do, but I don't know if it's worth taking the thing apart just yet.

[@johnbelli9390]

@@the1bizkit I'm on my 2nd G600, buttons started dying on my 1st one. It seems the earlier models had some issues. I was at BB last month for other reasons, and picked up a spare since they were on sale. I should be good for years.

[@martinpalmer6203]

Had g600 for 2 or 3 years... after Razer Naga lasted maybe 6 months before it died.. Spilled coffee on my g600 and killed it. Immediately ordered another g600. Great mouse for big hands. My 2nd one has the rubberized plastic finally starting to break down after 2 1/2 years but is otherwise still great. That said the Red Dragon M901 is big and comfortable and I wouldnt hesitate to reccomend it, its "Similar" to the Logitech g600, but usually slightly cheaper and comes with spare teflon pads. So far I have 2 of them on different systems and both have been issue free for over 2 years. The materials id say have held up better than the logitech.

[@the1bizkit]

@@Thalanox Eh, other than just the usual gunk buildup, not very often. There was a point where I have having it double click on a single left click press. Read it was a static buildup thing. I would unplug it, alternate left/right a bunch of times, and plug it back in. Would work fine. But I dont even have to do that anymore, so not sure what the issue was there for about a month

[@belenresto6269]

I subscribed for the jokes. Linus delivers. Me happy.

[@pumpkingolem9122]

why are you on the top KZbin is on colombian cocain

[@pumpkingolem9122]

no offence

[@skilions]

@@pumpkingolem9122 offence

[@floorcat7985]

@@skilions defence

[@zeeliez]

"Don't game with a generic mouse" Me: I dunno what mouse I'm using.. But it's definitely an office mouse

[@huh6449]

I’m using my mouse from 13 years ago

[@amvywavy]

Mine is an office wireless mouse

[@Monomonmamon]

idk but gaming with an office mouse gives me irl buff or something lmao

[@spxrta8699]

Gaming keyboard + office mouse is an iconic duo

[@amvywavy]

@@spxrta8699 That's what my setup

[@DaSeeker]

MISSING RAZER VIPER MINI!!! All Glorious models, G102, Cooler Master MM710, all way more worth it, g102 killer value!!

[@joramsim]

Yea this video rly is just for casuals :/ "only 92 grams" lmao

[@Lanurus]

@@joramsim nah its more for people who don't struggle with picking up paper clips

[@DaSeeker]

@@joramsim and the g403 in featherweight class hahaha, that shit still heavy for me haha

[@DaSeeker]

@@joramsim i think this was a missed opurtunity for a video partnership with rocketjumpninja

[@Baby-tt9jy]

@@Lanurus Found the g502 user

[@Wismito]

I used deathadder for years, and if i start playing FPS again for sure im getting one again, i loved it

[@komi1834]

Deathadder V2 is rly nice, If I could go back at something heavier after using lighter mouses I would def get it, but like this I guess Viper Mini is my next mouse

[@WolfWarrior623]

I bought my first deathadder a few years ago, was my first gaming mouse, loved it and it lasted me a good 2 years before enough buttons went out that I couldn't fix it. Got a Deathadder Elite that lasted me about a year & a half before the same happened. Had decided to try something different and got a G600 for more buttons, and man that fucked up my hand good, partly because small hand + big ass mouse, and I think a combination of not knowing my grip style at the time and just being used to Razer's mouse shape. Switched to a G502 for a bit til I could afford something better, and only just recently bought a Naga Trinity and couldn't be happier, hand pain's been gone and I've been really happy with all 3 button setups, fits my hand perfectly as well.

[@Wismito]

@@WolfWarrior623 i had mine for 5 years until a friend busted it against the wall raging on CoD... Never had a problem

[@komi1834]

@@WolfWarrior623 V2 got optical clicks which you can't kill basically, maybe ones on the side I guess but never broken buttons on side of any mouse tbh

[@shiva.singh.361]

Y'all should really look into the Logitech G102/G203 Light sync. A Budget-King with some great features and a beautiful RGB. The best deal of my life!

[@user-hu6tn7sh4k]

My first real gaming mouse. Spent about $30 for a good mouse that I only replaced because the mouse skirts wore down. Would recommend for a budget gamer

[@chedinbuildsstudio5144]

Not good . Buy an office or professional mouse instead .

[@martinjez1]

As someone with big hands, I can say that the deathadder elite is a great choice.

[@upfordebate7247]

your hands must not be very big that thing feels tiny in my hand

[@issa64]

Up For Debate would you recommend it for baby hands tiny hand lol

[@upfordebate7247]

@@issa64 I bought my 8 year old son the deathadder because if fits his hand well

[@w19ely85]

I've got the Deathadder elite as well (Overwatch version)

[@WolfWarrior623]

@@issa64 Yes, my hands are tiny af and any deathadder I've owned has always fit well.

[@rautswapnil]

Finally my G502 is breaking down after years of service.. Guess which mouse am I going to buy.. G502 it is. Can't seem to figure out why I love it so much.

[@havoc1482]

Its the best mouse ever made. I've had mine for years as well and it still works great.

[@purificradio3373]

Same boat. I personally think it's the button layout and customization, such as weights. Probably one of the most ergonomic gaming mice you can buy

[@95A1140]

And Logitech recently released the wireless version too, fans have been wanting that for years, though, it's on the expensive side

[@HellcatM]

Last year I got the G502 Hero and I love it. It feels great, I like the style and buttons. Great mouse!

[@LoverKittey]

I am in a similar boat but with the Death Adder. Been using it the past 10 years and loved it just enough that when it finally started giving me problems with switch not always registering I just bought the elite brand new.

[@3dprintingpress]

"smooth rough texture" linus 2020

[@rudder3084]

nice to see I made the right decision for a budget wireless gaming mouse with the G305 I got a couple of days ago :D

[@Toastie]

I have a reddraon mouse and it has done me well for a good amount of years I like the many buttons for mmo gaming.

[@Duolingohasmyfam]

I've had my m901 Perdition for almost five years. Best damn mouse I've ever had. I'm honestly planning on buying another one when it dies - assuming I can't fix it. Honestly though, I went to the RedragonUSA .com website and the m908 impact isn't even listed(the store hasn't been updated in ~3 years), so I think Redragon brand may have been "bought" or just switched websites and lowered quality.

[@TheRabbidChipmunk]

Personally love Redragon, though i don't have the model they showed but have had a similar one and it was great

[@Toastie]

@@Duolingohasmyfam I have the 901 perdition too!

[@TJThornberry]

I recently got it and I think it’s pretty good! Probably the only complaint I have, personally, is the size is slightly big for my hand. I’d give it a 4/5!

[@Duolingohasmyfam]

@@Toastie haha nice!

[@temanbradley8505]

Wondering why you guys didn't include the viper mini, it's only 60 grams, way better cable than the basalisk, and arguably better shape

[@MadsTer]

You LITERALLY ignored ALMOST ALL best options for the price you put in the video, the only salvage being the G305, you even included the original Basilisk when the V2 was released WEEKS ago. Here is the list of mice you should ACTUALLY be looking for, not the old stuff in this video (in no particular order): Razer Viper Mini Razer Basilisk X Razer Basilisk V2 Razer DeathAdder V2 Logitech G305 Glorious Model O Glorious Model O- Glorious Model D Cooler Master MM710 Cooler Master MM711 XTRFY M4

[@archfxt3619]

And youre correct

[@Evan-ve5yj]

Tell me about it, they literally just put random mice. Didn’t even have any top choices like the ones you listed

[@nivenisrael1565]

I would say this is an ok list but it doesnt really have heavier stuff or larger stuff

[@DrPenz]

Didnt he say the price range was 30 - 50 $ ?

[@cover3126]

Also Logitech g502 it's 46.99 on Amazon and still an amazing mouse

[@MicahIsBatman2]

I got a Razer Naga Trinity 2 years ago on Cyber Monday for $50. I've been using it since. It's the only peripheral I haven't felt a need to upgrade.