Top 5 Best Selling Gaming Mice - Are they Actually GOOD?
The best selling gaming mice right now are pretty surprising since I expected something a LOT different. But at the same time, some of these shouldn't be passed over because they are the most popular gaming mice. Rather, some of these are some of the best mice of all time while others are....not so great.
Buy items in this video from Amazon at the links below:
G502 Hero - geni.us/G502HERO
Razer Viper Ultimate - geni.us/VIPERULTIMATE
G305 Lightspeed - geni.us/G305
Razer Orochi V2 - geni.us/Orochi2
Razer Viper Mini - geni.us/VMINI
Corsair Katar Pro XT - geni.us/KATARXT
Pictek T7 Ergonomic - geni.us/PICTEKT7
VicTsing Gaming Mouse - geni.us/VictsingWireless
GRIP TAPE - geni.us/GripTape
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G502 Hero - imp.i125364.net/G502H
G305 Lightspeed - imp.i125364.net/G305
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Viper Ultimate - razer.a9yw.net/VIPERULT
Viper Mini - razer.a9yw.net/VIPMINI
Orochi V2 - razer.a9yw.net/orochiv2
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Gear list (Available on Amazon):
Main Camera (Dmitry) - geni.us/SONYA7III
Main Lens (Dmitry) - geni.us/Tamron2875
Main Camera (Eber) - geni.us/CanonEOS-R
Main Lens (Eber) - geni.us/dLL
Main 2nd Lens (Eber) - geni.us/Canon24-70MKII
Main Camera Mic (D & E) - geni.us/RODEMIC
Cheap 4K Camera (Panasonic G7) - geni.us/24nm
Awesome Slider - geni.us/1Hwt
Our Shotgun Mic - geni.us/Sennheiser-MKE600
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I would love to see a Monitor or Monitorarm round-up from amazon
But gotta make sure they are GAMING! monitors. You know, for GAMERS!
@@allenwhite7947 rgb monitor arm??
The whole of amazon is currently unavailable lmaoo
This would be neat. I've never had a monitor arm and am deathly afraid of my monitor just smashing into the table.
monitor wise look for one with an (actual) low refresh rate otherwise you will have ghosting, appart from that they are all kind of the same, monitor arm id go for something in the 30-80 € region (depending on whether only for one monitor or 2 at once) personally i own a bontec one for 51€ for monitors with 6.5kg max weight per moitor for a 1440p with a 1080p monitor its enough not the highest quality or best ability to split the monitors how you like them (probably better with single monitor stands and getting 2 of them instead of 1 for 2 monitors) but it does the job quite well for almost 1.5 years now, so sadly i cant tell you the long term quality of this product.
Excellent review! Been using the PicTek T16 for almost 2 years. Quite happy with it. Very responsive, nice weight & comfortable in my large hand.
This was really fun to watch and would love if this "top 5 on amazon" thing kept going and maybe even went on to other sites if possible
AWesome to hear and will definitely do more very soon :) -D.
Add a shein one lol
I'm just here for my confirmation bias with the G502 even though I've had it for years
Me too heh
SAME
Just get yourself a Razer Basilisk V2 or Ultimate, same shape but it's better in literally every way lol
@@charekuu hate razers products but I have to agree 100%. Razer uses different switches than the ormon crap logi puts in the g502 (and nearly all logi mice) and that by default makes it better.
@@charekuu ive had 3 Razer products, no thanks
Always brings a smile to my face when I see an upload. Thanks for making such amazing content.
Great Video interessting to see what people buy, also I see the MZ1 there in the background, can we expect a Review of that soon?
So cool to see the latency/lag test. I honestly never thought of such a simple way to test this. Sure you all knew this but I wanna go running around testing mice now..lol..need a new mouse and have never owned a 502 so glad to see it's only 50$ nowadays. Thx Dimitri! ☮️ Wheelchair John in Idaho USA 😎
Love it! Definitely a series that should keep going. No wonder I haven't been seeing you or your videos on my feed... KZhead somehow UNSUBBED ME FROM THE CHANNEL??!! DA TRUCKS?!
i apreciate that you included uk in this
I wish the Zelotes C7 was checked out in vids like this. Great vid as usual Dmitry!
Really good content, love your simple yet amazingly likeable# good looking setup. Video editing is top notch and really cool colourful cinematic shots. Liked Logitech 502
Man.. the quality of this video makes me want to scratch my head a little. Damn awesome lighting and production
Love that Zy's Rail hiding at the back!
Upcoming review
What's the timestamp?
@@Owen123456r 9:25
such a ugly mice
@@istheway-gu6yo eh, looks are subjective. I personally love it.
Thanks yet again for some great content! I'd love to see "top five computerspeakers" - I think it could be a right laugh :D
5:44 i love how they use the rocket jump ninja mouse as background
Or maybe it is his daily driver and he just put it to the side for this video.
@@introvertplays6162 maybe
Lovee the aimlab testing btw
What a perfect timing as I am planning to purchase one of these (Viper mini/Glorious O minus/ Logitech G502 Hero)
I love my G502 hero, it’s a really brilliant mouse.
Dimitri! Another request! Please also review top 5 gaming keyboards (both mechanical and non mechanical) as per the system mentioned below in my other comment. Could you also look into the top negative reviews and have your say on what the top customer noticed cons are for each product? That will give us viewers and customers a LOT more info on what to watch out for when setting expectations before buying a mouse.
I love my Viper mini, had it for a year and still works perfect
Every single mouse in my main computer area is a G502 of various generations. Two RGB versions, one pre-RGB version. That mouse is AMAZING. Should also mention the braided cord makes it so it is almost impossible to have internal cable breakage, something I had on older mice. Hell, I like the Logitech keyboards too, got G902's.
I have the viper mini, it’s absolutely amazing for people with smaller hands, and the program is amazing for rgb customizing and more!
I have a 502 hero and like it. I came from the G500 which to this day is still my favorite mouse to use. One of the biggest differences between the two is the 502 hero is smaller then the G500 and I get a slight hand crap from the smaller size. I'd like to see the G500 come back with the modern laser.
Had two G402s, both died after 2 years and the scroll wheel was a permanent nuisance...so I tested what has often been recommended as the budget king: the Sharkoon Sharkforce, love it- esp the scroll wheel- and my oldest is about 4 years now and working and that for 13 USD...
Currently rocking the Razer Viper Mini, I love it.
I am using G 502 Lightspeed and after year of use i am satisfied. The main reason i chose this mouse is because of the mousewheel tilt click (which you completely forgot to mention!). I play a lot of MMORPG games so i need an extra buttons. I tried a lot of mice, but i really did not get a right memory with these numpad keyboard on the side layout. These 2 extra tilt buttons gives me flexibility. But i understand, somebody who prefer mostly FPS type of games really can't appreciate this function.
What do u think, its better than logitech g502 hero? Please reply (I want to buy one of them)
@@user-mf4oo4bg9j They are the same - same sensor, same button layout, same shape. The only difference hero is not wireless. So if you don't need wireless benefits, just buy hero and save few bucks.
Upgraded from a G203 to the G305 and i couldn't agree more! Awesome mouse!
I got the Pictek PC278A (#26 @1:00). I use it at 8000dpi, with sensitivity on low in windows, 1000hz polling rate, and it's silky smooth. I don't think I can go back to a mouse without the ring and little finger grooves and thumb rest. I've mapped the dpi buttons to windows volume up and down. It's so good for gaming and browsing.
It's amazing how G502 is the best selling design since its release (2014). The only changes were RGB, Hero sensor and lightspeed wireless (with some weight reduction but the same shape).
lots of buttons, 4 way wheel, infinite scroll, usable for big hands. plus a good sensor. it really has a niche where no other mouse goes into.
@@HappyBeezerStudios is g502 ok for fingertip grip? And is it smaler than deathadder? Cant really judge by photos
I am glad you said voting 🗳 with your wallet. That’s how we vote for these items and if they are selling then Amazon will keep them on their best sellers list. Good set of reviews D’Mitry and thank you.
The hero 502 is indeed nice. Just a good, reliable workhorse with an amazing scroll wheel. The only gripe I have with it is the lack of a comfortable rest for my pinky.
Great comparison my friend. Which 2.0 system is that on your desk?
i see u loving that zy rail in all your vids now have u experienced any quality control after heavy use ???
I actually still have the braided wire version of the G502. Admitingly, over the years, it did have "ghost clicks" but it's nothing a quick fix couldn't help. I just cleaned out the sensitive copper switches with metal polish and they act just as new.
Viper Mini, been using it for 8 months, best purchase of my life when it comes to gaming
I'm a huge fan of the minimalistic mice. Running the Logitech Superlite and the SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless. I've always favored SteelSeries, I love the construction and they're just effective at a low cost. Wireless mice are basically rocking with the wired big boys now.
just bought viper ultimate with the dock for 100 bucks in amazon about a month ago. good stuff
Dmitry, I've been currently eyeing a new chair to buy and I've noticed that you are sitting on of the chairs on my short list (if my eyes serve me right) Ikea's Markus. Can you do a video on or some other budget chairs (under 200$)? Thanks, and never stop with the great content!
I can say Ikea Markus is a good buy for that price. Do it.
When I was dead broke in college I got that Vic Testing mouse as a quick cheap replacement after my mouse stopped working. It's just barely passable for gaming but that shape is really comfortable. It's a good backup traveling mouse.
Got back into PC gaming after about 10 years in 2020. My G502 Lightspeed feels like an upgrade in every way to my old Logitech G5 from like 2008, which I adored. Big fan.
wait what 2020? my man a time traveler
@@ChingChongCuber Can you read?
I have that G502 hero and the scroll wheel is bomb!!! It’s a feature I didn’t know I needed. I love the heavy mouse, low DPI makes it perfect for my gaming style.
I originally got the G502 hero for myself, liked it so much that I got my brother and sister one each and got the G502 lightspeed for my friend. Love that infinity scroll wheel too
I got a Razer Basilisk Ultimate at the end of last month and I LOVE it!
the more and more I watch your reviews the more and more intrigued I am
Still rockin' my G502 Proteus Core. There's a reason the design has stayed almost identical for subsequent G502s :-)
Same here, baught it as a a treat 7 years ago with my first salary. Still standing as great as day 1 ;D
Its a great mouse if you dont mind the weight aka dont play games where you have to flick your mouse
@@maybeoptify I kinda like the weight for those games (Apex Legends and the like) since it keeps me from overshooting. But it's definitely a personal preference
@@StardustShenanigans yeah there's definitely a demographic for heavy mice
The best mouse I've ever owned was the Proteus spectrum. And as a fellow lover of g502s here's an advice for you. When your proteus core inevitably breaks down do not buy the g502 hero. Find another proteus core or a spectrum. The G502 hero has a huge hardware bug that makes it unusable if you click and drag a lot.
ironically, the infinite scroll wheen is the only thing I wish they would change about the mouse - it feels great in 'infiinte' unlock mode but it also flickers on its own a lot and if you lock it back to the tactile mode, the scroll wheel is one of the hardest and most unpleasant wheel I ever used in a mouse by far, even a cheap 2 buck mouse wheel feel better than that
THANK YOU! I've been complaining this a lot, when you shake the mouse even mildly left to right the scroll wheel rattles when in ifinite scroll mode. It's kinda flimsy, but no one on r/G502materace seems to care.
What use case is this actually useful in though?
@@hal9xxx321 all logitech GAMING mice have unuseable or bordreline meh scroll wheels. the g903 is another good example...again its highlight is the wheel and its freeform/locked versions....freeform feels great it really does....locked is really hard to use for scrolling....its really just for weapon swap. Its almost impossible to press the scrollwheel button ingame...requires SO MUCH FORCE. And the unlocked freeform that felt good? useless. Why? if it will jump 1 tick in either direction when u are done moving it....meaning ur page/item will go up or down 1 extra....UNUSEABLE and annoying af even on trivial things like web surfing. Also if its not locked....it will move on its own when u move the mouse....so u need to lock it when not using it.....pressing the lock/unlock button also requires alot of force and is a ways away. U'll be a sitting duck ingame, and you'll be so frustrated using this for normal computer stuff u'll not be able to use it at all. The 703 mousewheel is a bit better but still practically very difficult to use....mainly due to its ridiculous placement requiring alot of stretch and travel time and its INsANE AMOUNT OF FoRCE to press down. It defeats the whole point. The g305 has the best mousewheel....and its extremely meh by any standard of mouse wheel...its a little rubber sticky rubber thing that is meh to the max. AND ALL LOGITECH SIDE BUTTONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE TO USE INGAME. they are only for web back/forward at this point and honestly i have to move my whole hand to hit the farther one so why bother. logitech have good sensors....usually...if it works on ur operating system -_-.....and clean products....and okay clicks. That's about it. I'm not buying from them again> I have a superlight. its scrollwheel is also MEH. i can barely do the things ingame or inweb i can with my microsoft sculpt ergo. I don't know who uses logitech mice. I don't know how they use them. I know the ones I try are overpriced meh or just plain defective. I won't buy any more in the future. If I could go back in time I'd buy two microsoft sculpt ergo mice....their build quality is bad and they break down after use and their sensor is god awful.....buT THEY ARE COMFY AND they offer two nice buttons and a working scrollwheel thats great to scroll and nice to click down and a simple single back button for web surfing which is good enough. Now do I want more buttons? Can I use the sidekey for gaming? God no, its impossible cause it takes to omuch force. IS it good for aiming ingame? GOD NO. but I can hit my two main buttons and the scrollwheels 3 buttons for a total of 5 buttons ingame seamlessly easy. And in a game of buttons...u will win. If u play fps or something like that fine...buy a superlight....just don't expect the mousewheel to function as a weapon swap....its two buttons and aim on the superlight. thats all u get. Maybe that's all u need in an fps tho.
Thanks so much for this video! Getting ready to replace a mouse with dying left click, and after watching several videos and reading several reviews, I'll be getting the Hero (which is still available and currently on sale through Logitech.) Looking forward to experiencing infinite spin!😄
I actually have that fifth mouse. I've since upgraded to a Glorious Model D now though
You wanted the D
Noiceee pick man
i went from g502 hero and on a whim, tried out the glorious model O mouse. i am glad i tried it, as its an absolute beast of a mouse.
Was using g402 for years now and now upgraded to g502 lightspeed such an amazing mouse :)
I picked up the Viper mini during a sale over the holidays last year for around $20. It's been my daily driver ever since.
I'm shocked that the Death Adder V2 Mini wasn't on that list. Its really really good and like $20 right now.
Damn, got my g304 for $25 refurbished. Can't beat that. Gotta say, its great to see it still makes the list even now.
Logitech G502 - Its a fine mouse.. up to a few months in, the left button sometimes becomes stuck and if you play a lot of FPS games the left click wont trigger meaning you wont fire.. Returned my first one and got a 2nd one and a few months later had the same issue..
i have the 502G, is a great mouse but it have a defect after a few months the right click stop working properly, its a documented issue with that model if your main game isnt a FPS go for it, but if you play a lot of FPS try another that the switchs dont die. Edit: i contacted logitech for the warranty, they where great for replace it for free.
I've had about 4 Logitech mice (in 15 years) and they all eventually get the clicking issue.
Love the g502 it’s the only mouse that fits my hands and grip style. It also go on sale for $35 frequently
I've $8 Micropack wireless mouse. Serves me well. Doesn't even have that lag you mentioned. Outlasted my G305.
I had a g502 proteus spectrum where the middle click crapped out after six months, so I opened a case with Logitech and they told me the proteus was discontinued, so they sent me the hero version as a replacement. I’ve had that mouse for four years and it still works. It’s $38 on Amazon right now
The VicTsing actually makes a ton of sense as #5, given its dirt cheap price and the fact that plenty of people play games - anything from Minecraft to turn-based strategy games to management sims - where precision or latency isn't a major factor. (Hell, for the longest time, I used a garbage HP mouse that came with an old PC for my gaming. The thing didn't even have side buttons, but it was perfectly adequate for the sort of games I was playing at the time.) But I can only assume people are buying that Pictek mouse because they're getting suckered in by the free-merch-inspired high review score. It's surprising that a Glorious mouse didn't make the list. I wonder if they still don't have widespread brand recognition to put them in contention and/or if the average person just isn't willing to spend $50+ on a mouse that doesn't come from one of the mainstream manufacturers like Logitech and Razer? Personally, I'd take the Glorious Model O over the G502 Hero all day long. I'm actually really surprised the G502 Hero not only made the list but is #1, since it's the most expensive and people clearly like their mice on the cheaper side. I really would've expected the Razer Viper Mini to dominate the list, given it's just a fantastic little gaming mouse and typically an absolute steal at just $30; it's got brand recognition, it's budget friendly, and it has overwhelmingly positive reviews - it's the perfect beginner gaming mouse that's still a viable option for seasoned gamers.
Yeah if only it didn’t have like 50ms of delay
I have a suggestion for a category of Amazon stuff to do a top 5 for: macropads
i use the g305 and the model o- really like them both but the g305 has a special place in my heart.
The market changed a lot, you can now find a quite decent PMW 3360 mouse for about 30 bucks, from lesser known brands like SPC Gear or Modecom in Poland. PMW 3360 sensor, omron switches, braided cable and decent quality, for about 30 bucks. Of course memory and rgb :)
Good video but that creepy thing you kept doing with your hand walking up to the mouse at 1:43 and 9:42 really weirds me out lol
Thanks sir!
I recently retired my old Logitech MX Revolution (which might have been the first infinite/click scroll wheel) and I got a Logitech G604. It's much better for gaming, and wireless performance, and precision, and pretty much everything else, but it's not as comfortable in my hand. It's great for my living room computer.
That damn finger walk to the mouse... GG
been using the orignal razer viper and the red dragon impact for mmos both great mice
The Logitech G502 Hero is such an amazing mouse, that I eventually took the next step to get the G502 Lightspeed. And I use the Logitech G305 for work all the time
Try mx master 2
G502 is cheap built shit
@@tipips sorry you feel that way, I've had several G502s and I have loved every one. I don't find them cheap feeling at all, so I will continue to use them 😄
@@DasBreen ive opened mine up after it was broken and then saw that the plastic where the mouse button "clicks" is very weak and soft in comparison to the normal plastic used and then looked on the web if that was normal and the awnser was a resounding yes. but hey if it works for you thats fine i just dont like buying a new mouse all the time and now a have a themraltake talon blu since 3 years ive flung it against a wall at one point even and it after this and heavy 3 year usage still works as it did in the beginning i just love that mouse a lot more than the one i opened and looked cheaply built.
Whats the dif between G304 and G305?
I got the g502 for xmas, my parents gave it to me early, I tried it out and absolutely hated it, its too heavy and I pressed the extra side buttons constantly, I have a hyperx pulsefire core which is 96 grams, almost 30 grams lighter than the g502. My parents returned the g502 and got me the razer viper 8k and IM IN LOVE WITH IT, its 25 grams lighter than my previous mouse and 8 times faster due to the optical switch and 8khz hyperpolling and its got 100% PTFE mouse feet that are a lot like hyperglides and they feel amazing. I STRONGLY recommend it.
Just bought the g502 yesterday, i can't stop spinning the mouse wheel, so far it's perfect.
Finally someone who reviews mice and IS CLICKING THE BUTTONS so one can hear how they sound. Thank you for that, kind sir!
He just keeps reading my mind...
Same
Love that pfp
@@wesleychang2758 Yeah ikr
@@cpn2509 Thanks! :)
Yup literally was thinking of this.. They make such great content
I have the G502 for about 4 years now, can't complain. It's a solid mouse
@facts_talker yep, still using it and it's as solid as day one. Love it!
@facts_talker I just bought the Razer Nari headset and quite impressed with the quality. Razer makes good products, can't go wrong with that mouse either
Been using an OG logitech g502 for over 5 years with no issues, great ergonomics, plenty of programmable buttons, and that scroll wheel tho.
I still use an old g502 I got in like 2015. I really like the shape and how it fills my hand more than other mice so nothing has really made me want to try out something else
Glad to see the G305 on the list.
Im still rockin the G102 until now even if I replaced the left and right click switches as they died too soon. Random question. What is the standard dimensions of a table for pc? because I have a 60cm by 100cm table and it feels cramped to me...
I have a Razer Naga Molten and I'm still using it for 10 freaking years! Also super confused about what's gonna be my next mouse. Even though Naga Molten is a MMO (had no idea back then lol) mouse, I'm not into MMO and only into FPS gaming.
I've used that PTECk gaming mouse for years, and its just so good. I've never used high end gaming mice before, although i do use a Logitech G203 prodigy now.
2:27 The MZ1 is lurking in the background ;)
No mention of SteelSeries? Personal preference here, but I recently picked up the Aerox 3 and must say, I used to be one that prefers a heavier mouse, but after using it for a while, the lighter mouse is so much better, especially when we use it a lot more often.
You should really try HyperX Haste. It has DPI deviation but an absolutely killer
I'm glad a have my 6 G305s. I couldn't agree more, with the review, about them.
I got my mini from Amazon for $32 in Jan and I love it
I used to be in the Logitech camp, but their newer mice models have been plagued with the infamous double click problem (personally encountered this).
Picked up a Logitech G604 last year for 70usd. Used the dongle for my PC and the BT for my tablet. Use a pack of rechargeable batteries and I call it a day. Used to have a G700 but was stolen years ago.
Its been almost 2 years with my G305, probably the best mouse i ever had, best value for the price for sure. Careful: After you experience the freedom of a good wireless mouse, cant even think to switch back to wired mouse anymore
I like the Razer Orochi more, personally.
Is there any double click issue on g305?
nah, i went from the model O wireless, to the XM1, and I'm staying with it. The only mice I can see myself switching to are the viper mini or Zy's Rail (I have both, but XM1 is my main)
Yeah man, using a wireless mouse since 2015, just last year switched to G305 and totally loved it... Say no to Wires
@@anuragbishnoi3208 My G305 started double clicking after about a year and a half. I'd highly recommend the Orochi V2 instead, much better switch quality.
I am looking for keyboard and mice for gaming and office work( software development, so good typing).. I am leaning towards Logitech because I have headphones of Logitech (G PRO X), so trying to create Logitech ecosystem. But would really want help if there are better options then Logitech. Or should I consider Razer viper??
Any recommendations for an alternative to the Logitech G502? No problem with the price but I need as many buttons as the G502
I bought the Victsing as a spare mouse to lend out to people, or when I do fieldwork, for the price would highly recommend. Plus people have dropped it and it came out fine.
Dimitri, you said the Viper mini has A3500 optical sensor but the reviews say it has PWM 3359. Could you please clarify? Thanks. Also, you've said the top sold mice changes per week on amazon. Could you please please keep a tab on the numbers sold for each mice at least top 10 every week and then give another review after 2 months of data gathering? PLEASE! A small request from a small subscriber. Thank you!
1:40, DAMN that was smooth if I do say so myself:)
Not a mouse but I was wondering if you could make a review of the Keychron K3, it's a low-profile 75% mechanical keyboard that can be used wireless and has a decent variety of switches to choose from, I've been eyeing it for a while and it's currently on stock so I'd love to see a review :P
Nice my guy
G502 right top button switch tends to stop working after 2 years. I had two of them and booth stopped almost in the same time. Otherwise no complaints.
I've had many different gaming mouses, but a standard size Razer Viper is still my number 1.
Wish I was your number one 😳
I only every bought one gaming mouse, a G500 10 years ago. It lasted almost 3 years and when it failed it was still under warranty, so Logitech replaced it with a G502. I'm still using the G502 7 years later even though it has even spent a good bit of time in my backpack, instead of sitting on a desk in ideal conditions. There are a few things that I have observed though. i) The bottom has a few thin plastic tabs that come loose, so I have to super-glue them from time to time so that they don't stick out and offer a scratching resistance while I move the mouse. ii) The rubbery material on the sides of the mouse, where your thumb and little finger grip does feel good, but easily gets disgusting and is a pain to clean. At this stage the material by the thumb is worn down enough that I can see the hard plastic underneath. iii) The G logo that is lit by a blue LED has a greenish tinge. I think that it's because the transparent plastic is dirty, but there is no way to clean it. iv) Part of the cable popped out of the braided cover in two places very quickly (within months, if that). This also happened with the G500 before and just looks poor aesthetically. Some of these are just part of general wear because I have owned the mouse for a long time, so I guess that I can't expect them to be addressed. However, the issue with the dirty finger grips and braided cable occurred quickly and would happen well within the warranty of the product, so should be considered.
I actually use the G502 SE at work...but my main setup Mouse is a Glorious Model D
Been using that VicTsing mouse for years and it's amazing but it didn't take long for it to suffer from double click after a year or two. Other than that great mouse
At 00:58, top row, second from the left; the Razor Trinity (looks like my Razor Hex) should be on the list, IMHO. I use this plus the Razor Nostromo key pad. I have the keypad set up for movement and the mouse set up for Alt, Shift, Ctrl, Alt-Shift, Alt-Ctrl, and Ctrl-Shift. So, unmodified, the keypad is 15 key, scroll wheel, 8 way hat, a push button, and a flat button; 15+3+8+1+1=28 x 6 mouse modifiers = 168 programmable combinations. Drop this by 4 on the hat x 6 = 24, or 144 that I could use. As it is difficult to get the hat to quickly register north east, instead of just north or just east. This is great in MMOs that have a slew of powers. Not sure about FPS, as I don’t care for shooters.
About onboard memory on razer mice. They do not save lightning effects but they do save brightness. So you can turn them off and not have rainbow puke when you use it on a pc without Synapse.