I am getting a new mouse. Switching from the Bugha Five Below mouse to the Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Esports Grade Performance. Is my aim gonna be trash, and how long will it take to get used to?
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Logitech sensor will be way more consistent than the Walmart Bugha mouse. You won't get that much difference in performance except for maybe your mouse won't have sensor spinout issues like you would find on much cheaper gaming mice. I will ask why the G Pro Wireless and not a GPX or any other mouse on the market. The G Pro Wireless uses an older sensor compared to the GPX, Viper V3 Pro and other smaller brand mice for a similar, if not cheaper price.
Pros aren't enthusiast-level when it comes to peripherals save for maybe TenZ and Aspas. They will lean into products which have proven track records to waste as little time since they have a whole season of Valorant to play. What Swxtchrr has said is true since a lot of these smaller emerging brands are pushing innovation on the materials, weight and sensor quality - the only big dog in the race leading is Razer since they hold patents to the most updated Pixart sensors. But even then, Razer has flopped on giving a proper Viper Mini Wireless that isn't $300.
The smaller brands are basically a good alternative for people playing on a budget or looking for something lightweight in a niche shape. You can even take a look at mousepads and how they have changed from most pros using Steelseries, Zowie and Logitech to trying brands like Artisan. These bigger companies like Logitech and Razer are far too comfortable and need competitors to pressure them. On the mouse front, it might take a little longer since the GPX and V3 Pro are some of the most reliable mice models which are readily available (albeit expensive still).
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