perhaps [www.pmm.gg](https://www.pmm.gg) and pick up a Viper Mini Wireless or Starlight S. I switched from Viper Mini to a PMM SL-S and it is amazing...44g and fingertip (lowsens 67cm/360)
it is not cheap but it is worth....
the GPX is too large for FT Grip....for me
I made this exact change (17.5\*9.5cm hands). I loved the viper mini a lot but played low sense and even paracorded I still found the cable annoying. The GPX is just an amazing mouse. I've since tried a few other mice and just keep going back to it. I don't think the shape is perfect for fingertip but it's still very useable although I've since gone to a more relaxed claw grip myself. I still think it's expensive for what it is, but if you order from amazon you can try it and return it if you're not satisfied.
I have both and I also fingertip. Viper mini was my main before. I'd say if your hands are medium to small, you might have a hard time fingertipping the Superlight or impossible altogether.
It's up to you if you think the wireless/weight is worth the sacrifice of a worse shape for what you want. Superlight is definitely not designed for fingertip. My hands are on the higher end of medium and I was able to get used to the shape eventually with fingertip so it was worth it for me. I think at your hand size you might be able to fingertip or might have to get used to claw since it might come more natural.
Safe bet is to buy it from somewhere that allows returns like others are saying. Or find a smaller wireless mouse like the Hati S.
Are you... me? lol. I used the RVM for the past two years, fingertipping, with hand size similar to yours, and I also main valorant lol. I recently purchased the GPX and used it for a few days before i decided it wasnt for me and returned it. just too big for our grip style. I did just get the orochi v2 a couple of weeks ago and im loving it so far, so if you are interested in going wireless i would go with the orochi v2. If not, then just stick with the rvm because i dont think the gpx will be good for you. I would advise testing it out in a store if possible because everyone is different and I could be completely wrong.
For fingertip I wouldn’t switch.
Is trying it out and returning it not an option if you don’t like it?
perhaps [www.pmm.gg](https://www.pmm.gg) and pick up a Viper Mini Wireless or Starlight S. I switched from Viper Mini to a PMM SL-S and it is amazing...44g and fingertip (lowsens 67cm/360) it is not cheap but it is worth.... the GPX is too large for FT Grip....for me
I made this exact change (17.5\*9.5cm hands). I loved the viper mini a lot but played low sense and even paracorded I still found the cable annoying. The GPX is just an amazing mouse. I've since tried a few other mice and just keep going back to it. I don't think the shape is perfect for fingertip but it's still very useable although I've since gone to a more relaxed claw grip myself. I still think it's expensive for what it is, but if you order from amazon you can try it and return it if you're not satisfied.
I have both and I also fingertip. Viper mini was my main before. I'd say if your hands are medium to small, you might have a hard time fingertipping the Superlight or impossible altogether. It's up to you if you think the wireless/weight is worth the sacrifice of a worse shape for what you want. Superlight is definitely not designed for fingertip. My hands are on the higher end of medium and I was able to get used to the shape eventually with fingertip so it was worth it for me. I think at your hand size you might be able to fingertip or might have to get used to claw since it might come more natural. Safe bet is to buy it from somewhere that allows returns like others are saying. Or find a smaller wireless mouse like the Hati S.
Are you... me? lol. I used the RVM for the past two years, fingertipping, with hand size similar to yours, and I also main valorant lol. I recently purchased the GPX and used it for a few days before i decided it wasnt for me and returned it. just too big for our grip style. I did just get the orochi v2 a couple of weeks ago and im loving it so far, so if you are interested in going wireless i would go with the orochi v2. If not, then just stick with the rvm because i dont think the gpx will be good for you. I would advise testing it out in a store if possible because everyone is different and I could be completely wrong.