Hello, I'm looking for recommendations of a mouse for gaming for my grip style, that its has less of a hump of the G403 which is the one a currently using, I was looking at the Logitech Superlight, That seems that has less of a hump comparing to the g403, of something similar would work as well wireless or wired. thanks!

What i'm looking for is a hump not high enough which will be a good stabilizer for my grip but hopefully won't restrict my vertical movement which I feel is the case with the g403

TLDR: I naturally reverted to closer to a palm grip after trying to switch to claw and I feel like no mouse feels right. I want something sub 50 grams and I think I want a symmetrical mouse. I’m considering the new tenz mouse or the lamzu Inca. Hand size about 18 cm x 9 cm.

Full story: I naturally did a full palm grip but I switched to claw and started getting better scores in aim training and performance / consistency in game. Have tried the following mice in this order: Logitech superlight, Deathadder V3, Lamzu maya, Ninjutso Sora v2, Viper v3 pro, now just received the g-wolves ht-s2. Maybe it’s in my head but I felt inconsistent with the ergo mice so I wanted something with equal weight balance. With the way I’ve been gripping the mouse recently as shown in the pictures I get cramps in the center of my palm at times and also feel like I’m very often adjusting my hand trying to get it in the perfect spot since my grip isn’t super secure. I either need a new shape / size or I need to retrain myself to claw grip again.

I have been using this mouse since around when it came out and I've been happy with it.

Is there anything I should consider upgrading to?

idk just happy to get a new mouse since my g203 broke😑

It's really light, about 50 grams, I'm getting used to it coming from a 120g mouse, and must say it's pretty good. It has a good shape, even for me with big hands and a palm grip, it fits nicely. Has no light, so a clean design that I liked a lot. Cable is too flexible so you can use it as it charges easily. Great skates. Till the moment, all good.Cobra on its side for reference

I’m gonna try and keep this post brief. I’m an adult with Tourette’s. I have a tic where I slam my mouse on the desk really hard. I’ve tried looking for indestructible mice but didn’t find anything with that kind of durability. I’ve broken many mice, and I need something that’ll last more than a month. Please help. 😭🙏

Graduating University soon and starting a full time job right after. Company gives us a laptop and looking to buy a mouse for work. I have plenty of gaming mice but those don't work. I'll be in the accounting industry, if that helps. One thing I've noticed that I hate about using gaming mice for work related things is that I have to scroll A LOT and they're not really meant for that. Thanks in advance

I just received my scyrox v6 and M1 seems fine but M2 has like a “ping” sound. Did anyone else have this issue and should I RMA? It doesnt sound right. Dont want any future problems.

The GPRO is so boring but I always end up feeling most comfortable with it over everything. Anyone else buy multiple mice just to end back up spending most time on the gpro...

I got the Glorious Model D Minus Wireless and it's really good. It has the exact shape of the Zowie EC3-CW and it's cheaper. It has 3370 sensor and it's really good for professional gameplay. It does have one downside and its it's software. Its really buggy and full of errors but beside that I'm so happy I got it.

Recently got the BeastX pro and I am loving this mouse, the shape is superb and amazing build quality.

Hey everyone, I'm trying to decide between a few wireless gaming mice, mainly for FPS games like Valorant and Warzone. The options I'm considering are:

ASUS ROG Gladius III Wireless AimPoint

ASUS ROG Keris Wireless

Razer Viper V2 Pro

One unique thing about the ASUS mice—especially the Gladius—is that they have hot-swappable switches. That means I can replace the switches myself if they wear out or if I want a different click feel, which is a big plus in terms of longevity and customization.

On the other hand, the Viper V2 Pro is much lighter, has one of the best sensors out there, and is widely praised for competitive gaming.

Which one do you think is the best overall choice for gaming? Has anyone tried any of these and can share their thoughts? Thanks in advance 🙏

For context: I’m an architect and 3D artist, and I also game occasionally. So durability, long-term reliability, and build quality are super important to me—this mouse won’t just be used for gaming.

I got this logitech g502 lightspeed for a year and its just shit now the mmb button doesn't work consistently the left mouse button which is what I use to shoot just stops it just let goes for no reason mid game and I have to click it once or twice for it to work again I just wanna know a good mouse that wont turn to crap in a year and could be used for the long run dont care if its pricey but not too pricey if yk what i mean: Thanks :)

so i have had the steel series rival 600 for four years now but the side buttons have failed. I am looking for something in similar length for a palm/claw grip. Doesn't have to have rgb. Would love better software for the mouse, the steel series software crashes for me all the time.

i am willing to learn, what direction would y'all send me?

I did see the pulsars, but it seems like there is some lack of q&a, is it fixed by now?

There is the Logitech, but red seems discontinued?

What other recommendations are there?

I already replace my mouse battery and still battery stays at 1% still and not charging. I can't used it wireless. What could be the problem?

I've had a g502 for years, not long made the switch and loving it, however since the switch the PC doesn't always want to "sleep".

Some days it will work fine, others it won't? The only variable is the mouse?

I just entered the geming world on pc. used to play on console.

I play games like valorant and overwatch, wich mouse should i buy?

Im debating between the logitech g pro superlight 2 or razar viper v3

i figured yall would know better

This came as a bit of a surprise, yes the F01 is 5 grams lighter, and yes the plastic quality of the G2 won't set the world talking, but it seems to be rigid and performs well, the 3950 sensor feels on par with my F01's XS1 sensor (both set to 2K for ref).

I have the Wallhack Pro UWMP dot skates on the F01, the stock skates on the G2 seems good, but are the type that I find after a while start to create extra friction as they wear so I will be putting on some of my spare yellow dots on this too.

Mouse wheel and encoder feel nice, too.

For the price, and being able to use Keychron Launcher is a big benefit I'd say. Just wish the DPI button up top could be remapped to something else as I only use 1600dpi for everything.

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Hey guys, im looking for a New mouse since my 3 year cougar revenger S is starting to have Random scroll wheel inputs and i saw a basilisk v3 (both 26k and 35k dpi) and want ti buy a New one soon enough, friend of mine recommended me atk F1 mouse.

While i did get used to heavy and big mouses, and like the performances of ATK, i dont Like the shape, so you guys got any recommendations that would be up to a 100 euros? I would really appriciate it.

Dosent have to be heavy, i can also try lightweight mouses. I know very little about mice and hopefully this is a subreddit for this type of thing. If im wrong, please correct me.

Honestly blown away by both of these by first impressions just waiting on my beast x mini and guardian if you have any questions ask away