is my mouse good enough for valorant?

[solid saffron]

i play valorant everyday, my max rank is gold rn i have been using the razer deathadder essential for the past two years i was just exploring more options for mice as many of my friends said my mouse (100grams) is too heavy for them.

[waxen rover]

100g is quite heavy, what would be ur budget for a new mouse?
and what mousepad

[still burrow]

I would suggest going to a lower mouse weight anything under 60 grams also depends on your mousepad

[shadow charm]

for a game like valorant, mouse weight is definitely a noticeable upgrade as most of the aiming is just precision and microadjustments, both things lighter mice are objectively better at

[solid saffron]

i was thinking about getting the vgn vxe r1 pro

or pulsefire haste

i really want a mouse with a different mouse shape as the essential is uncomfortable to hold

[waxen rover]

r1 pro's great for the price

[solid saffron]

i have raelly big hands so i want a mouse thats gonna fit, i am open to recommendations

[rough spear]

logitech g pro superlight. big ahh mouse

[solid saffron]

bruh i aint rich brotha

[waxen rover]

mid ahh mouse too

[rough spear]

It is not mid. I can say that much.

[waxen rover]

overpriced as shit
ass skates
uses logitech software

GPX2 issue list

Coating falls off
Yellows FAST
Different batches have had different variations in switch weights
Overpriced like crazy
More QC issues including scroll wheel issues
Uses optomech, has seen massive issues with double clicking development on major release batches and even recent batches
Bad stock skates
Performance wise fine, but outdated sensor type with polling instabilities sometimes
Batch 1 performs poorly at polling rates under 1000, detrimentally impacts click latency, tracking and polling consistency.
Side buttons are mushy.
R-L switches are mid

tldr just buy a maya x for cheaper which mogs it
or vv3p

[rough spear]

For the specs, it's actually pretty good, and has lower latency than most mice.
For skates, most people never use stock skates either way but I did like them for the most part.
Logitech software has everything you need. No complaints there.

[waxen rover]

specs matter a lot less than implementation does
there are $30-40 mice with 3395s and 52840s

[rough spear]

Coating never fell off off. The yellowing is on your own personal hand hygiene. Some people sweat more or have oiler hands. Or use too much product. Never had a problem with that.
Can't comment on switch weights as I haven't researched that.
scroll wheel did have some problems but after a year of constant use.
Never had any polling instabilities. I might have just gotten lucky.
No one uses polling rates under 1000, when it has options for 1000 or more.
I do agree the side buttons are mushy.

Maya X is 120$ You can get a superlight for 95$

[rough spear]

Cheaper but they might last less time, and problems will start appearing sooner.

[waxen rover]

that's my point, the specs are not very important here
but fwiw the vxe r1 pro / mad r are pretty good at that price and have 3395/3950 (mad r major) and 52840s

[rough spear]

Yea, I see what you mean. Have heard that the vxe r1 pro is good for its price.

[waxen rover]

coating absolutely did fall off https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/lgin1b/coating_wear_on_the_g_pro_superlighthow_are_yours/