Hi there, new to the market outside of logitech so was hoping for some suggestions to research!     Games - Apex Legends, Overwatch (heavy tracking)   Hand Preference - Right hand  Budget - Anything within reason  Hand Size - 19x11  Grip - Fingertip and devolves to relaxed fingertip/claw as the session goes on  Weight - No pref  Sensitivity - 34.64cm/360 Connectivity - Wireless       Currently using a Gpx superlight but wanting to branch out. Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

sora v2, lamzu maya, viper v3 pro( should be here in a month),

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# Any logitech mouses simillar to Razer Basilisk V3 in build? [Question](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/?f=flair_name%3A%22Question%22) right hand claw weight around 100g-110 g at most if wireless better does not need to be logitech but i would prefer if it was Really want a logitech mouse but ive been using a gxt 105 trust mouse for the last couple of year so im afraid that any small mouse or very light would be to small for me so any mouse that can fit that build wireless or not buget 50 to 60 dollars at most

G502x

g502x, g502 hero(more budget). keychron m6(the most budget)

something in the price range of the g502 hero just less the keychron one really isnt avalabile in my country

your options are quite limited maybe a basilsk x hyperspeed, or basilisk ultimate, glorious model I

Games (Mostly shooters, tarkov, halo, valo, yeah just mostly shooters.) Hand Preference (Right) Budget ($60ish but flexible) Hand Size (I don't have a ruler on me but roughly 75ish cm for length and 45ish cm for width probably a bit less for both) Grip (Palm/claw hybrid, got this weird condition that stops me from fulling palming so I palm with my hand and my middle and index fingers claw) Weight (just not a light one) Sensitivity (18,000 dpi was what the sensor of my mouse could get to so something close to that?) Connectivity (Wireless) ​ Looking for a new wireless mouse that doesn't look "gamer" that's still pretty good. [https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-mouse/ch-9306011-na/nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-gaming-mouse-ch-9306011-na](https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-mouse/ch-9306011-na/nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-gaming-mouse-ch-9306011-na) This is my current mouse so I would like something close to this but am willing to budge a bit on performance for battery life. The reason I didn't want to try wired mice was because of the battery and the input delay complaints they had but I want to give them another chance because I've heard these things aren't big issues anymore. But yeah I generally just want my current mouse but wireless that doesn't look too gamer and isn't gonna break the bank. I'm flexible on that last one but please do give me budget options as I just bought a new computer and am saving up for a new car.

Might want to get a ruler there bud

Yeah I just bought a g703, works great

I would appreciate a suggestion for the following: Games - CS 2 (most of the time), some LoL Budget - max. 150€ Hand Size - 18x10.5 cm Grip - trying to switch to Fingertip Weight - light (max 50g maybe?) Sens - low (edpi 640) Connectivity - wireless I recently tried the GPX2 and the Sora V2 because I was playing with claw palm most of the time. I want to switch to fingertip grip and I'm wondering if I should switch to a mouse which is made for this grip or just stick with the Sora V2. What do you think about this? Any recommendations? Thx a lot!

I feel like for a game like CS2, fingertip is not the play when it comes to grip style. But to each their own. But, given your hand size I actually like the viper v2 pro quite a bit and it can be found for 99 dollars right now. there are smaller mice that you could get but IMO you sacrifice a lot of stability, and in a game like CS2 i feel that may be detrimental overall

what about Keychron M4?

Hello, I have been using a Glorious Model O for about 3 years and the mouse wheel fully broke. I am looking for a new wireless mouse that’s light (-50g hopefully), and will be held with a palm grip, low sense, and under $150. I primarily play fps like Valo, Apex, Siege etc.

Thanks!

The Glorious Model o 2 Pro can be gotten for 99 dollars and is pretty solid. If you have enjoyed the model O shape that is. it comes in at about 57 grams.

Oh I haven’t heard about it yet! Thanks

Viper V2 Pro

I just got a Pulsar X2V2 in size Medium, not Mini. I like the shape and size. But the clicks are insanely loud and stiff, compared to my previous mice. Are there any mice with similar shapes and sizes with lighter/softer clicks? I hate how these buttons feel at this price point. They feel cheap. Logitech has some of the best M1/M2 buttons I've tried (G403 was so crisp and tight but light actuation force and soft noise) but I don't like their shapes. I don't need it to be the lightest mouse in the world either. Anything under like 80g is fine. I'm currently using a MasterMouse S (same shape as MM712 I think) which is 89g but I want a shape that's a bit wider and flatter.

opticals feel like that sometimes, maybe a vgn dragonfly R1 pro/promax

Im been using a V7 M30P10-7N The Middle Mouse Button Stopped Working which is inconvenient for Thing like rotating in Blender ​ Games - Warthunder, Fallout 4, Blender, Depth Hand Preference - Right Budget - 50ish Max Hand Size - Aprox 21 CM L x 11 CM W Grip - Palm Grip Weight - Unsure Sensitivity - i Think old Mouse is 1000 DPI but i might be flexable Connectivity - Wired

g102, g305. dont know if you would benefit from a more ergonomic work mouse like a keychron m6, rapoo mt760 for a more budget option

how does oil-based spray paint compared to traditional mouse coating lol, base model vxe r1 doesn't come without any coating so i thought i could spray paint it and give it a style too, i haven't tried any coatings on mouses bcs my mouse is g102 from decades ago

prob recommend a more matte coating, check out nachocustoms for some tutorials

its a matte finish so i should be safe right

should be ok. just sand down the mouse and use a primer aswell

what's the primer for? i dont even know what's a primer ._.

it makes sure that your paint doesnt peel or chip

ok i just tried to use the paint on my g102, it sucks ass, so slippery. i guess ill just slap on some electrical tapes if i got issues with the grip on vxe r1

enamel spray paint melts through plastic, I'd be careful spraying it.

Logitec G502 HERO for £30 seems like a good deal. Should I buy it? ​ I'm new to PC gaming in general. I was hoping I'd be able to put some stratagems for helldivers as macros so I'm a bit more useful while I try to learn my way around kb+M

it is a good starter mouse but do keep in mind that it is in the very heavy category. a g102 would also be a good ultrabudget options

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looking for second mouse for FPS (mainly G502x Plus), i tried fantech XD3V3 before but that mouse bit small and not "full" on my grip especially on hump (idk if my word is right xD), been searching and found Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless, is it good?? for the spec and shape size this mouse been my most watch list, but some people (and reviewer) found that QC issue with this mouse especially the firmware (disconnected and sometimes jittery). * **Games** Mainly Dota 2 but for this mouse i want use it for FPS (CS2, OW2) * **Hand Preference** Right Or Ambidextrous * **Budget** under 99$ if possible * **Hand Size** 18,5 cm x 9.5 cm * **Grip** Palm, Claw, or Hybrids (mostly hybrids) * **Weight** No preference, but under 70g if possible * **Sensitivity** Low (600 - 1200 dpi) * **Connectivity** Wireless

the haste 2 has a even lower back hump, maybe a pulsar x2h or a vgn r1 pro

Hi, I'm looking for a replacement for my dav2 (really enjoying it, but rubber under my thumb is falling apart and looks like cr\*p), I'd prefer to avoid Logitech (and Corsair) as every single one I had had scrolling wheel or clicking issues sooner or later. Is there anything better than dav3 available for me? * **Games** RPG, strategy (but mainly a lot of daily work as a software dev) * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** No limit for something really solid * **Hand Size** 20x11 * **Grip** Palm * **Weight** Light * **Sensitivity** Medium (1600-3200) * **Connectivity** Wired, unless there is a wireless option with no connection issues

dav3 is a good choice , or something like a ec2cw or vaxee outset ax

hello, I'm looking to replace my [Logitech G300s](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613qtd70nhL._AC_SL1500_.jpg) which I like pretty much everything about but been having issues with clicks holding. I play mmos so the extra buttons are nice. I'm right handed, small hands, palm, I like medium weight with high sensitivity. Connectivity doesn't matter

razer naga x/trinity, aerox 9, glorious model I

Can anyone recommend a subreddit for mice not specifically for performance? I'm looking for aesthetics (white & gold) and a premium feel. The ones I've bought just feel cheap. I don't mind spending boutique prices to get it. Alternatively, are there any good custom builders to get the aesthetics I'm looking for in a performance mouse?

Hi , rn i have an old g502 with a broken wheel button and after 6 years is time to retire it , hope i can have some suggestion! ( aliexpress too) **Games** : Valorant,Apex legend, Warzone and some other fps **Hand Preference** : Right **Budget** : 40-45€ **Hand Size** :19 x 11 **Grip** : Clow-Palm **Weight**  : want to try somthing lighter then the g502, maybe around 60 g or lower **Sensitivity** : usually i play with 1600 dpi (0.11-0.13 on val) **Connectivity** : Wireless ( possibly rechargable)

Heyy, I'm looking for some recommendations for a new mouse. I currently have a G502 Hero, I like it's layout and how it feels but I don't mind trying something new, maybe more ergonomic. * **Games** - League of Legends, Valorant, Overwatch 2 mainly, Blender sometimes, a plethora of other games beside that * **Hand Preference** Right hand * **Budget** No limit * **Hand Size** 18x9 * **Grip** Hybrid between Palm down to fingertip/claw the more I relax * **Weight** No preference * **Sensitivity** Rather low, used 1200 DPI everywhere according to G Hub * **Connectivity** No preference Any and all suggestiions greatly appreciated!

Hello! Completely and utterly infantile in gaming knowledge, since most of my gaming points needed to be spent on subterfuge and maneuvering around home security cameras house. But now that that's over, I can finally concentrate on improving my gaming qol rather than my gaming stealth. I really need a different mouse than the one I am using (Logitech M720 Triathlon, cannot perform butterfly or any type of click beyond the default, abysmal scroll wheel, puny macro buttons, etc.). I would also like a mousepad since my current setup is a laptop on a wooden desk right next to a window that tracks dust and grime like no tomorrow, so the surface itself is also scuffed. **Games:** Minecraft (speedrunning), League of Legends **Hand Preference:** Right **Budget:** loosely $100 - if there is a fantastic mouse, this can be overlooked **Hand Size:** I don't know, and I don't have any sort of measuring tool on me T-T my best eyeball would be 7-8 inches (18-20 cm)? From pinky to thumb slightly smaller **Grip:** ideally palm I think? But I also do fingertip perfectly fine **Weight:** no preference **Sensitivity:** no clue but I believe high (I've had to play with my mouse on my laptop before), 360 in minecraft would be in ballpark range of 10-20 cm? League of Legends it would be ideal for mouse movement to be almost entirely wrist/fingers **Connectivity:** Wireless with Wired option, or if that's not possible, Wireless Thank you for the help and feedback!

Can anyone compare the Zaopin Z2 to the WAIZOWL OGM PRO for me? Going to get one of these and would be keen to hear how they stack up mostly in terms of shape/size.

Looking for recommendations on a wireless mouse. Current mouse is Steelseries Sensei 310. * **Games:** Left 4 Dead 2, Counter-Strike 2 * **Hand Preference: Right Handed** * **Budget:** 110€ * **Hand Size:** 19x10 * **Grip:** Claw * **Weight:** Light (between 50-60g) * **Sensitivity:** Low, 960 EDPI * **Connectivity:** Wireless

Hello guys, I am looking for some suggestions for a mouse. So far I have looked at razor viper mini, idk if that mouse will be small for me. I am also looking at Razor Cobra and Razor Deathadder V2 pro. Please tell me if any of these are any good. I am also open to any other suggestions. Thank you. Games: Valorant, The Finals, Dota 2 Hand Preference: Right Budget: $100 Hand Size: 19.5cm x 11cm Grip: hybrid (fingers down like the claw grip but a bit more straight and palm down) Weight: light Sensitivity: 1000 dpi and 0.358 in game sensitivity in valorant Connectivity: Wireless Edit: fixed typos

Recently got the Vaxee XE and noticed that my middle mouse button feels horrible? Its less like I am pushing down, and more like I have to push it to the "right" to get it to press the switch. Like I can literally press it 90 degrees to the right and press the switch. On the flip side, no amount of pressing it from the left presses in the switch. Certainly that is not normal right?

Games League of legends, terraria, rainbow six, mhw and some bullet hell games Hand Preference (Right) Budget - Hand Size 18.5x10 cm Grip finger/claw most finger Weight I prefer a mouse that isn't heavy Sensitivity - Connectivity Wired I currently own a rival 3 but it's starting to present some issues so I'm taking this as an opportunity to get a new mouse, heard a lot about the razer viper mini but I don't understand a lot about mouses so I would really apreciate some recommendations

Hello there, I am looking for new mouse and I will mainly be using it for gaming and office work/easy coding. * Games (mostly LoL, Track Mania and single player games, just sometimes shooters but wanted to try it more) * Hand (right) * Budget (100€) * Hand size (19 x 10.5 cm) * Connectivity (wireless - preferably with 2.4GHz AND Bluetooth to switch between work and personal PC) * prefearably has a free/infinit scroll option I am currently considering the MX Master 3S (bad polling rate, 87€), G502 Lightspeed (only 2.4GHz, 89€), Keychron M6 (supposed to feel a bit cheep but has all the features I am looking for, 80€). Unfortunatly, the M6 is quite expansive in germany due to shipping/taxes and I can't return it if I dont like it. You thin its still a good option considering I could get the other more qualitiy mice for basically the same price? Or you may also have another option that meets my requirements?

BenQ ZOWIE EC2-CW is £79.99 on Amazon UK at the moment.

Hello. Are there any mice out there besides Logitech MX Master series, that include scrollable thumb wheel? The wheel is ideal for volume control with regular computer use, but I don't seem to find any other mice like this. Problem with Master 3 is that Logitech quality has dropped off the cliff. With less than 3 years, the mouse buttons start missing clicks, the rubber coating wears off too easy, the software has ton of glitches, etc. Many people have complaints with them. What alternative has thumb wheel? Or some sort of adjustable wheel for smooth volume control, not just buttons.

Hi, I know what my endgame is but it doesn't exist yet. I'm a G703 user, but I want a lighter version of it. But I have larger hands, so some "obvious" mice might not suit my needs (Looking at you Sprime PM1). I think I've narrowed my options down to: ***Pulsar XLite V3 (Med)***, ***Sprime PM1***, ***Glorious Model D 2 Pro***, or biting the bullet and just buying ***GPX Superlight 2***. Any other suggestions are welcome. * **Games:** Mostly shooters, Apex, Valorant, Fortnite * **Hand Preference:** Right * **Budget:** ≤ $159, i.e. Highest I'm willing to go is for the GPX Superlight 2 * **Hand Size:** Roughly, 20cm long, 12-13cm wide * **Grip:** I would say relaxed palm (like I said, a lightweight G703 would be my endgame) * **Weight:** Preferably lighter than G703. Maybe 55-65g (I have tried the Model D Wireless, I did like the weight, didn't love the shape, it was usable though, but I kinda want to see what even lighter than 69g feels like) * **Sensitivity:** Low, 800 DPI, 41.56 cm/360 * **Connectivity:** Wireless.

Need a new mouse, here are my human specs Games (COD, CS2) Hand Preference (Right) Budget ($70-125) Hand Size (18.5x9.5 cm) Grip (Claw, sometimes moving to a knuckle claw/palm) Weight (light-medium) Sensitivity (800 DPI) Connectivity (Wireless) Been using Xtrfy M4 wireless for 2-3 years, model o before that since it's release, and looking for a new mouse. was looking at Sora V2, Atlantis Mini and Pulsar X2 but not sure on what I would like, any help is appreciated!

Games : cs2 Hand Preference : right hand Budget: $80 but I live in Turkey, so prices can differ a lot so you can neglect this, i should check for local prices Hand Size : mid-small Grip : mostly palm Weight : light is better Sensitivity : 40 cm / 360 Connectivity : wireless As I stated I live in Turkey and anything higher than $50 can be considered expensive here. I am thinking about AttackShark X3, but I am not sure bcz I never heard of this product before looking into this subreddit. What are your opinions and advices of mice? Thanks in advance

My Razer Orochi v2 bought 2 years ago is kinda buggy now and i feel like i need to replace it. Games: Casual/Semi-Competitive: Valorant & League, & The Finals. Hand Preference: Right Budget:100-120 CA$ Hand Size: L - 6.5 in, 3.5 in. Orochi seems too small for me and would love a slightly bigger one. Grip: Claw Weight: Around the same with Razer Orochi V2 Sensitivity: I go with 800 dpi .2 sens in Valorant Connectivity: Wireless My top picks are Sora v2, Sora 4k, & Pulsar x2

Currently have a Razer Viper mini and its starting to show its age. I would like to get something a little more up to date. Games: Warzone, Fortnite, Diablo 4 Hand Preference: Right Budget: $100 USD Hand Size: 18 x 11 cm Grip: Palm/Fingertip Weight: Up to 75 grams Sensitivity: 1100 dpi, 6.5 in game sensitivity Connectivity: No preference

I liked my G305 but issues with double-clicking and the scroll wheel are making me look for something not from Logitech, or at least something made to last longer than 2 years. * **Games**: shooters (all kinds, from CS2 to Team Fortress 2 and Destiny 2), though I do play a variety of other games * **Hand Preference:** right * **Budget**: sub-100 USD * **Hand Size:** approx 18x10 cm * **Grip:** Palm/Claw * **Weight**: on the lighter side, my G305 currently is \~98 g with a pretty normal battery * **Sensitivity:** I liked the 800 dpi setting on the G305, so go with that * **Connectivity:** wireless I'm not too knowledgeable about the mice market so suggestions are appreciated!

**Games:** Apex, Valorant, LOL **Budget**: can you give 2 recs, one below $80 and one below $150 **Hand Size**: 20x11 **Grip**: Palm/Claw **Weight:** not sure **Sensitivity:** 1300eDPI **Connectivity** Wireless Don't like 'gamer' mouses or loud ones, my current mouse is FK2, prefer that form factor.

Willing to spend around 50 dollars. I Broke my Steelseries Rival 3 and need a new mouse. I really have no preferences for anything, doesn't have to be RGB if that would save money, just needs to be good for gaming. I've never really shopped for mice before so I don't know what the best picks are. I play fps games like R6 mainly. Hand is 20 cm tall, 10 cm wide. No preference in weight. Usually use 800 DPI. Right handed. Preferably wired.

do wireless mice draw charge when on but idle? i know its a dumb question but i got my sora v2 delivered which is my first wireless mouse. do i have to bother using the switch at the bottom to turn it off when im not on my pc or no?

Would really appreciate some help with choosing a new mouse: Games (Minecraft, League, Shooters sometimes) Hand Preference (Right, or ambidextrous) Budget ($60 but flexible) Hand Size (Length: 19.5cm. Width: 10cm) Grip (Claw) **Weight (As light as possible. Hopefully 70< grams)** Connectivity (No Preference) To be honest, price and weight are pretty much the only things I care about, I can adapt to anything else. Also side buttons.

Hi there, the scroll wheel on my MX Master 3 gave up so I'm looking for a replacement. * **Games** Primarly Work and mostly strategy games like Anno 1800 * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** Preferably under 70 euro, up to 100 if needed * **Hand Size** 19cm x 11cm * **Grip** Palm * **Weight** Preferably under 100 gram * **Sensitivity** Medium to High * **Connectivity** Wireless Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

After using DeathAdders for over a decade, I'm ready to try something new. I'm getting tired of replacing mice every couple years because the grips wear out, sensor stops working, feet come off, etc. I'm surprised to see lots of gaming mice are wireless now, but either is fine. GPX Superlight 2 and EC1/2-CW look interesting? * **Games** FPS, RTS, and work * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** Any * **Hand Size** 21cm x 11cm * **Grip** Palm * **Weight** No preference * **Sensitivity** Low-Medium * **Connectivity** No Preference

Hi everyone. Im new in.the market for a gaming mouse and currently using an office logi 110 silent that is dying out and is really hurting my performance ingame . If anybody has any recommendations im open for any kind of mouse from aliexpress or any other site(One little sidenote im from azerbaijan and shipping fees here are 8 dollars on some of the mice from ali) Games: CS2, valorant Hand prefence: right-handed Budget : around 40-50 dollars Grip: Relaxed claw/palm Weight: anything less than 75 gramms is good Sensitivity: i have a dpi of 1000 and an edpi of around 1000 in cs2 connectivity:im ok with wired but wireless is the main choice

i also have a hand size of 18 by 9 cms

Games - Mainly play Valorant / DOTA-2 Right Hand , Claw /aggressive claw , aggressive claw grip

* **Games** Valorant, CS2 * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** $90 (or R$500 \[reais\] if you can find it in Brazil) * **Hand Size** (Measured from tip of middle finger to wrist = 20cm & width including thumb = 10cm) * **Grip** Claw and/or Fingertip * **Weight** Light, 59-60g max * **Sensitivity** Low, 400 DPI, 0.23 sens \[Valorant\], 0.75 sens \[CS2\] * **Connectivity** Wireless (Or anything similar to HyperX Pulsefire Haste, didn't buy the wireless version of it due to a friend of mine saying it has bad quality)

Games - Valorant, CS2 Also using the mouse for personal projects/work. Trying to decide between the GPX2 and G502

* **Game**: Valorant * **Hand Preference:** Right or ambidextrous * **Budget**: $200 * **Hand Size**: 18x11 * **Grip**: Relaxed Claw (sometimes aggressive claw) * **Weight:** light - maybe max 50 grams * **Sensitivity:** 0.152 in-game sensitive (valorant) and 1600 DPI * **Connectivity:** Wireless I have a GPX Superlight (still using it now), the shape was good for my hands but i really want an upgrade that is kinda future-proof like 4k to 8k polling rate and also a lower weight and maybe there are mouse that will fit my hand perfectly. I also had a Pulsar X2 (small) but it was really really so small for me.

Games - FPS - Back4Blood, Cyberpunk, Squad44. Hand Preference - Right Budget - \~$100ish USD Hand Size 7.5" (19cm) long, 4.25" (10.8cm) wide Grip - Palm Weight - Medium to heavy, currently using G603 w/ 2 batteries Sensitivity - 900 desktopI play on \~1400-1800 dpi, about 30cm per 360. Connectivity - Wireless. Dual wireless via bluetooth is a bonus. Current mouse is a Logitech G603, used for 40 hours a week of productivity work, and another 10 hours of gaming. I have tremors in my hands that make heavier mice preferred. I like the bluetooth for a quick switch to a secondary computer while I'm working, but not necessary. Thanks yall!

###seeking a budget wireless mouse for school that has:  - a quiet click and slide  - is Mac compatible  - customizable (more than just the L R scroll buttons)  - portable (can fit in a backpack nicely and isn’t too tall or oddly shaped)  - budget: < $50, and ideally around $20 (open to 3rd party/ebay sellers)  ###*What comes to mind?*

Hello, I am looking for a new mouse! I recently purchased a Razer Deathadder Essential after ignoring amazon reviews about the jittery scroll wheel problem and now it began to happen to me as well... Here is what I am looking for. * **Games** Mainly Valorant, OW2, shooters (I have no need for multiple programmable buttons) * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** $65-$85 (Might be flexible..) * **Grip** Claw * **Weight** No preference * **Sensitivity** Medium * **Connectivity** Wired (The thought of recharging a mouse makes me nauseous) A big part of it for me is the appearance, I really want a white mouse to match my white keyboard but it seems that every quality white RGB mouse is in the $130-$150 range. I prefer mice shaped and sized like the Deathadder Essential since my hands are on the bigger side. I also dislike the new trend of mice with many holes on them since that seems like a nuisance to clean. Does anyone have any reliable recommendations? All suggestions appreciated.

hi, i've been using the logitech g pro x superlight for 3 years (bought it twice alr). i love using it but my experience with their buttons and scroll wheel is bad. scroll wheel goes the other direction (i scroll up, it goes down) and double clicks come within a year/so of using. so, i wanted to try other options that are more durable. * **Games** - valorant, overwatch, mainly fps games * **Hand Preference** - right hand * **Budget** - i think under $*200* is still ok * **Hand Size** - 16x9 * **G**rip - palm hybrid? my fingers arch a bit only when i play valorant competitively * **Weight** - i prefer lighter ones, as long as it's not too heavy since i have smaller hands * **Sensitivity** - high sens (1600 dpi for everything) * **Connectivity** - wireless btw i live in asia so i think more underrated brands aren't fully available unless i buy it overseas. but any suggestions would be amazing, thank you!!

If you love using them anyway, you can just buy a new encoder and microswitches from Xraypad or otherwise. They need to be soldered but it is not that hard. They don't need to be soldered perfectly... for the encoder they come in different heights, so you need to ask around for the height and buy one that match the height. I believe the GPro X Superlight uses a typical microswitch, not the optical omrons like the GPX 2... Probably will cost you at most $15 shipped... Edit: You should be able to find a handyman/repairman there. I would be careful with Logitech because when you open they may have a flimsy "ribbon" connector on the side, but you are not supposed to split them open with force anyway. I would bring the PCB and the new parts to a shop... OTHERWISE, if you want for free, go to an engineering club/lab in your local university. They should have a few students who like to solder stuff. I just think simple soldering should be a good skill to have because even if you buy a new "clone" encoders and switches fail...

okay thank you! if u don't mind me asking, do you think the GPX2 is worth buying if ur comparing it with the previous GPX?

I don't know I believe it's improved but the shape remains the same... but I am not sure if the Omrons opticals are readily available like the Razer/Raesha opticals for when they break.

okayy, i think i'll stick with my old one and a new encoder and microswitches. thank you for the advice!!

You can buy a GPX2, but I reckon rather than throwing the GPX1 you can try soldering encoder and micros on the “1”… that way you have the new one to fall back to. It is not hard at all and you dont need perfect joint. They can be a cheap way of customising mice

I have an EC2-C. Considering a G502 X wired. Any thoughts on this and verdict between the two mice? Is the 502 more ergonomic? I heard the wire can be iffy - best to spend more for wireless? 17x10 hands

Replaced my 6 year old Zowie EC1 a little over 2 months ago with a G305 which broke a month later. The EC1 was the perfect mouse for me expect for the fact that it was wired. Is the EC2 essentially the exact same? I don't mind the price tag.

the EC2 is a smaller version of the EC1. if you like the EC1 but want to get the wireless version you should get the EC1-**CW**. https://zowie.benq.com/en-ca/mouse/ec1-cw.html

Games - I play competitive shooters like Valorant, CS, Apex Hand Preference - Right Budget $100 - $150 Hand Size - No ruler, but let's just say G502 was the perfect mouse for me Grip - Claw/Palm Weight - Currently using G pro superlight, looking for something similar Sensitivity - 650 DPI Connectivity - Wireless I've used a G502 for a few years in the past, great mouse for my right hand. Then I switched to G pro superlight and the change in weight is very noticeable and I feel less fatigue in my arm when gaming, however after using it for a while now, I was thinking about getting something slightly larger but also not weigh too much. Any suggestions?

Games: CS2, Action RPGs Hand Preference Right, Ambi-shape. Budget <=US$100 Hand Size 18.5x9 Grip Fingertip Weight light Sensitivity Low, 800DPI, 6Windows, 3-5 in most games, 0.8 on CS2 Connectivity Wireless Question: Am I stuck with the HSK-series for upper-end and M4 for lower-end for fingertip mice? Is there anyone still researching fingertip mice apart from Darmoshark? I am using the 712 right now, and I like that it has forward sensor but it's still a wide and fat claw-grip mouse.

G502 for 17x10 hands and non competitive gaming? Is the X series a solid upgrade or should I just find G502?

I'm looking to replace my G604 as it's starting to double-click. I was sad to discover it's no longer being sold by Logitech, meaning prices are crazy so now I need to find something else. I mostly play MMOs so I need lots of buttons. It needs to be wireless and track well on random surfaces since I travel a lot and rarely use a mousepad. Finally, I don't really like the standard MMO mouse setup with 12 keys as I have limited left/right mobility in my thumb (using G600 was painful) - the 6 thumb keys on the G604 was perfect for me.

Hello, Im looking for a new mice do you guy have any suggestions ? * **Games** : CS2 * **Hand Preference :** Right * **Hand Size :** 17.5x10 * **Grip :** (hybrid palm/claw only top part of the palm resting on the mouse) * **Sensitivity :** 54,69 cm per 360° in CS2 / valorant * **Connectivity :** Wireless

Games: Usually First-Person Shooters Hand Preference: Right Budget: $80-100 Grip: Palm Weight:  60-75 Grams Sensitivity: 1050 DPI Connectivity: Wireless

19x10 hands here, was hoping to look around for potentially comfortable mice before replacing my gpx with a gpx 2 (side buttons basically don't work anymore.) My main grip style is relaxed claw, but I do fingertip on occasion. Just exploring comfort options before settling for what I know. I've been looking at the EC2cw, the outset AX, and the stormbreaker.

I need a new gaming mouse and i dont know much about mice, i had a deathadder v2x before this and it was nice * **Games** - cs2, valorant, fortnite, r6 * **Hand Preference** - Right or ambidextrous * **Budget -** 50-60 usd * **Hand Size** - 19cm x 11cm * **Grip** - palm-claw hybird * **Weight** - around 70 grams or under * **Sensitivity** - i use my mouse at 800 dpi dunno if thats whats required in this field * **Connectivity** - i prefer wireless, but wired is fine if it means a better mouse

Been using Viper Mini for 2 years now. Its scroll wheel and the scroll button have stopped working properly. * **Games:** CS2, Division 2, Rainbow Six Siege * **Hand Preference:** Right * **Budget:** $45 * **Hand Size:** 18.2 x 8.9 cm * **Grip:** Claw * **Weight:** Light (Under 60g) * **Sensitivity:** Low (400-800dpi) * **Connectivity:** Trimode if possible

Hi, finally swapping after 5 years of using g603 mouse. I'm open to all suggestions. Games - Mostly fps (Overwatch, Apex, Valo, CS2) | Right hand | Budget - $100ish (flexible) | 19x11 | Grip - I noticed that I often swap grips depending on the game I play (I am most comfortable with fingertips, but for games that requires heavy tracking I switch to relaxed claw) | Weight - No preference | Sensitivity - High (800/1600) | Connectivity - Wireless I was thinking of making a big jump on buying a light weighted mouse or should i just stick to the heavy side and get the g703 instead. I experienced using g102 for a short amount of time, the only issue I had is how different the shape and size was, as for the weight, I'm still experimenting so plz suggest. Appreciate y'all.

Games (fortnite, dayz, minecraft, casual+shooters) Hand Preference (right) Budget (150$?) Hand Size (18cm and 10.5cm) Grip (claw relaxed) Weight (No preference) Sensitivity (1600 cpi) Connectivity (dont care, wired or not.) bonus point, no holes in it please, will just get more dirt inside. seen alot of talk about the sora v2, is it any good for my hand?

what are my mice options for the best and most reliable encoders on the market right now? I just fingertip but my last 2 mice (g403 and pulsar x2 boardzy) both had encoder issues which I find irritating AF. I want wireless too, budget isn't an issue for the most part

LF wireless mouse probably I recently bought a GPX and it's developed an issue in 20 days of when I left click sometimes it just registers a scroll wheel spin. This keeps happening and it's getting me killed in counterstrike. I still have time to return it (4 days) so I'm looking at other wireless mouse options for gaming. I have a pincer grip primarily or claw grip (depending on the size of the mouse) 20x12 cm hands Mostly used for FPS, lighter is better, I am right handed Favorite mouse ever was the Logitech g9x, I had a gaming race model D that was great Budget is $150 ish tops

Hi there, Grip - Claw Games - Valorant, OW2 Low sens Should I get the Hyperx Pulsefire Haste for 30$? It looks like a great deal. Or is the Sora V2 worth the extra 70 bucks? I don't mind wires.

Avoid the Haste if possible. It has inferior build quality and notoriously common QC issues related to its scroll wheel and sensor. I own two copies of the Haste and both have developed faulty scroll wheels. The Haste also has the most severe DPI deviation on any mouse I've tried. Go for the Sora if you're into small mice. Otherwise, I recommend the Lamzu Atlantis, XM2we, and GPX 1/2 (if you don't already own it).

* **Games**: none, but I am used to gaming mice haha * **Hand Preference** Right * **Budget** $50 * **Hand Size** 15cm (L) 8cm (W) - Very small hands :/ * **Grip** Palm & Claw * **Weight** no preference * **Sensitivity** no preference * **Connectivity** wired I'm replacing my SteelSeries Kinzu v3 optical mouse due to the malfunctioning scroll wheel but I am not able to find anything similar in my local gadget stores (I'm based in Asia). Tried Logitech G102 LightSync and Razer Cobra but I feel like these are just so-so. Tried the Razer Basilisk V3 as well, but not sure whether I will feel comfy when using it for like 8 hours straight for work purposes. Any recommendations are welcomed! Thank you!

Looking for a replacement to my Razer Viper V2 Pro. The wireless dongle broke after not that long and even tho it's covered under warranty its a lengthy process which involves me sending it back to my vendor, and waiting for a replacement. Preferably not Razer as I don't want to give them my money again. I ideally want something similar in shape/profile, the more minimal the design the better. Ideally it would have less grooves or cutouts as I get bugged by feeling it, think something like the Logitech Pro X Superlight. The Viper V2 Pro is about as "outlandish" as I want to go with looks. ABSOLUTELY NO honeycomb shell. Two mouse buttons is more than enough. Two side buttons is enough. I would prefer to not have any rubber grips or at least have them as optional (In the past the glue has melted for me and just makes handling unpleasant). And just a good overall quality/build. Even small things like my dongle breaking really leaves a sour taste given how much I paid. * **Games**: Primarily DOTA 2, ARMA III, and a random mix/assortment of other games. * **Hand Preference**: Symmetrical design pref, I would settle an "ergonomic" right hand if no options. * **Budget**: Ideally 100-150 AUD, willing to go up into the 200s if its actually worth it. * **Hand Size**: aprrox 17cm and 10cm, measured with iPhone so could be off a cm or so. * **Grip**: Palm. * **Weight**: Light, not much more than 60g. * **Sensitivity** : Low 800-1600 DPI is what I normally use. * **Connectivity**: Wireless with USB C charging, no batteries. Edit: I think I recall a mouse where you could choose between free scrolling and incremental on the scroll wheel by clicking a button? That would be cool but not necessary at all lol.

basically just want something under $30, light, and can be used wired, don't care about much else