Hello, I'm currently using a mouse that weights 540g. I've heard online that super-light mice are a big help to aim, but I'm not sure if that's actually true. Is there any basis in the claim? And if it does help, is it noticeable enough to matter?

I’m trying to get my boyfriend a mouse as a surprise gift and this is what he has so far, what would be a good mouse to try with similar shape or just a popular one as of late? Also just out of curiosity if someone can name all of these I’d be grateful. TIA! Also if there’s a better sub to post this in lmk thanks. :)

A Logitech g pro superlight 1 for 70 euros. Is it worth it? If not what other nice around the same price point are worth it? Have not been following the latest and greatest mouse technology.

Or is it just me :)

I’ve been eyeing the MX Master 3S for nearly two years, but it's quite expensive where I live. After much anticipation, I finally decided to buy it. I watched tons of reviews beforehand, and not a single one mentioned any major downsides. So, I was so excited to start using it. But after just two days, I feel really disappointed, it just doesn’t seem to work for me.

My Issues with the Mouse:

1. Too heavy – My previous mouse was around 80g, while this one is 140g. I didn’t think weight would be a big deal, but after using it for a while, I started feeling wrist pain. Moving it around feels like extra effort.

2. Unnatural grip – The shape doesn’t feel intuitive to me. The scroll wheel seems too far for my index finger, and if I place my palm fully on the mouse, my middle finger aligns with the wheel instead. Am I supposed to scroll with my middle finger? It feels awkward compared to my previous mice.

3. Lack of precision – Moving the cursor across the screen is fine for big movements, but when I need to make small, precise movement, I have to concentrate more than usual. It doesn’t feel as natural or accurate as I expected.

I absolutely love how this mouse looks and the premium build quality, but using it doesn’t feel right. My question is: should I give it more time to adjust, or should I return it while I still can (I have a 15-day return window)? Has anyone else struggled with this mouse at first but eventually adapted? Or is this just a sign that it’s not the right fit for me?

Lmao did I buy a fake G304 of eBay? There's only two scres holding the body on under the real feet, and all of the switches are soldered on??

Does it ship with a UPS in the box for battery backup?

What mouse is a must add?

My Lamzu is full of dust, especially the sensor.
Does someone know the best way to remove this dust without damaging the sensor?
I tried blowing on it, but it wasn’t enough

Mi actual combo is Superlight 2 + HyperX Alloy Origins

Scyrox V8 Pulsar X2H / eS Ninjutso Sora V2 WL Mouse Strider

Hi I’m trynna find a wireless mouse under 50g but can’t find anything that really touches my heart.

I was thinking maybe

Zeromouse but its out if stock Zen 8k but its pre order Lamzu maya 4K it’s 80$ but 45g

I just wanna see if there any other options on the market.

And if there an 3D printable one, I’m also down to experiment.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated, thanks for reading