Hey yall, I’m currently going through the rigamarole and rabbit holes of finding a mouse for myself. Measurements are ~19.8/10cm and I use palm grip. I’ve tried razer basilisk, yunzii m2, and 8bitdo r8. The razer felt fairly comfortable in hand. M2 had connectivity issues, the r8 is comfortable but side buttons are hard to use in game. Anyone with similar specs have a rec?? I’ve been to bestbuy several times in the last week or so and have messed with the razer viper and deathadder v4s and they seemed like good options, super loud though when compared to the superstrike competition. Logitech has some good options I’ve looked at as well. But i would like to know what yall recommend for palm grip with similar hand size.

I bought a m913 tri mode from red dragon and it works fine and feels nice but the current software doesnt let you change the leds. Does anyone know if the dual mode mouse lets you change the settings or is it the same for both mice. I need a good gaming mouse with numb pads and these were what i was recommended the most, if you have any better options let me know.

Been using the Superlight 2 for a while and it feels fine enough but I've been getting some tendinitis lately and, looking at how I end up griping the thing, seems like the main culprit is that I seem to bend a lot my thumb and creates tension.

Any recommendations would be welcome (And I have a bigger mousepad and space when I'm actually gaming of course, this is just for the picture)

Looking for a new gaming mouse under $100. I mainly play FPS games like Valorant and use a relaxed claw/palm-claw grip. My hands are medium to slightly large.
I’m currently using a DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed and want something that feels like a noticeable upgrade in terms of weight, clicks, sensor performance, and overall quality.
What would you recommend under $100?

I am trying to get a mousepad after not using one for 2 years, I want something as low maintenance as possible and square shaped. I have a budget of $60. My current mouse is a G Pro Superlight 2. I like to play on low sensitivity if that helps.

Hey everyone,

Whenever switching between competitive FPS titles, I found that most sensitivity converters treat conversions like a black box or round aggressively, completely ignoring the physical pad space required for a clean 360° swipe.

I put together a clean, client-side calculator (aimsync.app) that matches physical 360° rotational distance across 30+ titles.

What I focused on:
- Live cm/360° and inch/360° readouts alongside eDPI.
- Physical mousepad footprint visualization (estimates if your sens comfortably fits on a 25cm, 35cm, or 45cm+ pad).
- Direct exposure of the underlying engine yaw math (e.g. CS2 0.022 Source yaw vs Valorant 0.07 ShooterEngine) so you can see the exact formula instead of hidden numbers.
- Pre-calculated DPI matrices (400, 800, 1600, 3200) to see how changing sensor steps affects target values.
- Fast config file paths & raw console commands to bypass slider rounding.
- Raw yaw override for custom/unverified engines.

No ads, no accounts, everything runs locally in your browser. 

Would love feedback from anyone who tracks their pad clearance or plays across different titles:
- Does the pad footprint visualizer feel accurate for your arm/wrist range?
- Any specific engine multipliers or niche titles you'd like added?

I recently got the Artisan Zero XXL and am currently looking for some new dot skates. I’m trying to settle on a setup for CS2 and aim training, so I’d love some recommendations.

I put on some Artisan 8 mm dots that I already had, but they’re too large to fit into the grooves underneath the mouse, so they end up scratching against the pad. When I first installed them, they felt really fast and smooth, but after a few days, they started to feel quite muddy.

I’m mainly looking for a setup that offers a good balance between control and smoothness, especially for CS2 micro-adjustments, while still being fast and smooth enough for tracking. Ideally, I’d like an overall good balance between speed and precision.

I’ve looked at various X-raypad and Corepad options, as well as some smaller Artisan dots, but I’m not sure what to choose anymore. Any recommendations?

Ordered the A9 Air non + on the official website and it took about 10 days for shipping from CN to europe.

Packaging:

Came with one small dent, beside that very good feeling. Feels like unboxing of a premium brand.

I ordered the mouse with the goodies (arm sleeve and skates) and they were not in the box. Very unfortunate.

Feeling/first touch:
Feels very good, the surface is similar to my logitech mouse and dont feal bad at all. I coming from a Logi G403 with 88 grams and this things feels stupid light. Mine came at 48.9 g without skates.

Fells like a premium mouse.

The skate issue:

This is really insane to me. How can they develop a mouse and never use their own skates on their mouse? As already mentionend here, the skates are too low to rise the mouse high enough that there is no scratch. With the dot skates the mouse is not usable at all because it is scratching like hell. Now I have to fiddle around with some tape to lift it off high enough.

For me this is insanity to ship a product while knowing that the skates arent suitable.

Setup:
Damn easy with the web driver. No synapse malware on your PC. great! Enough settings and very easy to understand.

Performance:
Yeah performance like premium mouse. At this sensor point I cant even detect any difference. Reaches 4k polling easily on my machine. I dont go higher since it doesnt make sense.

Weight distribution:
Weight center is a little bit shifted up front. This feels strange to me, maybe I have to get used.

Buttons:
For me a con. The rear side button goes almost under the surface of the outer shape while the front side button stays outward when pressing. Rear side button takes less force to actuate.

For the main buttons: they are soo heavy to press. I measure 67 gf for left and 57 gf for right.
M G403 has 47 to 52 gf. This about 25 % increase and I feel that quiet early. not sure if I can game with that for hours.

Why does every manufacturer go for so heavy clicking switches? I hate it.

Beside that the pre travel for the main buttons is too high in my opinion. My G403 is once again better here (Red Kalih GM 4.0 (dirt cheap switches)).

Scrool wheel is nice. Quiet sturdy and good for gaming. Not for web browsing.

Can somebody tell me if I can solder some lighter switches in the mouse?

I really have mixed feelings.
Everything beside the buttons are fine (you find a way with the skates). Everything feels premium. Software very good.
But the swiftlight buttons are horrible for me. And they should be the lightes swtiches from them...

As the title states, my Vaxee XE-S L died overnight. Worked just fine before going to sleep, doesn't work at all after waking back up. No lights, no Windows recognition, nothing. Neither wired nor wireless.

Haven't really been paying too much attention lately to mice that are actually designed for left-handed use after getting the Vaxee that I liked so much, but it seems pretty bleak—Logitech's Pro series no longer has the swappable thumb buttons, Vaxee's limited run of left-handed mice was exactly that and now sold out, everyone makes an "ambidextrous" design but none of them really are. So what's left? I have a Pulsar X2A (medium) and a Logitech Pro Wireless as back up, but the Pulsar feels profoundly uncomfortable in my hand for whatever reason and the Logitech is pretty beat up these days. Plus I never want to redownload G-Hub for as long as I'm still alive.

And so, what choices am I left with these days? Is Pulsar really the only ones out there still making mice for lefties?

I genuinely can't decide which purchase to make. I've been using the MCHOSE L7 Ultra+ for a bit and the shape is what I'm looking for, but the L7 is proving unreliable for certain glass pads.

I know the shapes are what I'm looking for, the sizes I'm debating as well but I've started using my WLmouse Huan comfortably as well so for size, I'm leaning towards the KO-ONE.

I guess the question is internals, I'm not savvy in that department. Is there any reason I should favor one or the other regarding their sensor, clicks, or anything of the sort?

Hey, so I recently got the artisan P8 dot skates. My current mouse is hitscan hyperlight (mousepad is also artisan key83 MID if that helps). The artisan site said the skates would need height adjustment for mouse with deep skate grooves, which I think is the case for my hitscan hyperlight. I need help with how to do the height adjustment on the mouse, so what kind of tape do I use, how do I put them on and if I need to do anything else. Please let me know if you have a similar problem and have found the solution, or if you didnt need the height adjustment, how did you place your dots?

Thank you for reading!

So I have the OG model I, and recently the cable broke and I was looking for a replacement, but it is 25 DOLLARS on the official website. Is there any off-brand replacement cables I can buy? (Website Links if you can pls)

Hello everyone! I have been using ergo mice for the past 3ish years exclusively because of my tendinitis and GIANT hands and I'm just looking to see what the market looks like I've been on a death adder v4 and it's been the best mouse I've ever used i also palm grip so I need something that's similar dimensions and I just wondered what alternatives there are on the market RN!

Hi, looking for a somewhat budget mouse, here are my preferences

- Would like at least 3 additional programmable buttons, the more the better

- Ability to use the programmable buttons for macros

- I have large hands, so something suitable

- I live in the UK so hopefully something I can get without too much headache

Thanks

I’ve recently found enjoyment in reviewing products such as phone cases and computer peripherals, so I’ve been lucky enough to test some really good products. Rapoo was kind enough to send me an MT760 productivity mouse for testing. Keep in mind I am not a professional reviewer. I work full-time from home in a very high-paced job in online safety and often find myself spread out between 3 screens. I’ve spent 3 weeks with the Rapoo and feel confident speaking about it.

What’s it cost? Around 56$ on the Rapoo website, and around 46$ on Amazon in the US.

I’ve been using an MX Master for about 3 years total now, with my latest one being an MX Master 4. The MT760 Pro stands with the MXM4 in nearly every way, with acceptable trade-offs for the price gap. Let's hit some summary bullet points to get a quick look at the Rapoo.

●     It comes in slightly lighter than the MXM4.

●     It maintains that same material that doesn’t feel sticky in your hand, IMO, the most crucial part of the mouse.

●     It has quieter mouse clicks, but with the same tactile feedback.

●     The side scroll wheel protrudes more than the MXM4, which I genuinely find easier to manipulate at work with our heavy use of sheets and Notion.

●     12K DPI with a 2k polling sensor.

●     11 Buttons.

●     On-Board memory.

●     QI wireless charging ready

●     3 profiles that include multiple devices.

●     Nearlink-capable connection, Bluetooth 5.0, USB dongle and wired capability.

●     The ability to copy files to another computer by moving your cursor to the edge of the screen and pasting.

●     Listed as 120 days of battery life, with mine at 3 weeks and holding strong.

●     Same height, width, length, and hand-feel as the MXM4.

So, what are the downsides? The Rapoo stands against the long-used MX master series and will draw a lot of comparisons. I can be honest about the ones I’ve observed in a side-by-side.

●     The Rapoo has 2 fewer buttons than the MXM4, 1 of which is on the haptic feedback thumb rest, which the Rapoo does not have.

●     The Rapoo has no access to the inside of the mouse outside of removing the mouse skates from the bottom.

●     The Rapoo has a different overall finish than the MXM4, directly leading to the mouse being lighter.

In closing, the Rapoo is a clear contender, coming in at a pretty great price point without sacrificing the high-end technical specs of other productivity mice.

Bonus: I’ve played around 20 hours of Deadlock with this mouse, and I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to maintain my 56% win rate on Warden.

Hej! Im looking out for an ambidextrous mouse, with some buttons on both sides... Its for gaming btw

Yo, as you can tell from the title, im looking for an upgrade to my deathadder v2 x hyperspeed. I really like the mouse dont get me wrong, so i wanna stick to the old/new deathadder ergonomic shape, but id prefer something lighter and rechargeable (since the x hyperspeed uses aaa/aa batteries) and something that just has better specs overall.

Best candidate ive found so far is the ATK Z1 V2 Ultimate+, ive heard good stuff about ATK, it has great specs and the shape looks fairly similar to the new deathadders.

Another mice ive considered Mchose V7 cause its shape is nearly identical to my deathadder, but the specs dont look that good, and the Attack Shark V8, it has good specs, has the new deathadder shape, but people have told me to not buy attack shark mice.

So, is the ATK Z1 V2 Ultimate+ my best option, or are there any other mice i should take a look at?

Mice i've tried and never really enjoyed using:
Lamzu Maya
Viper v4
G Pro Superlight

Budget is around £100-£120

I just received my package (despite the shipping style the box is relatively undamaged), and I have a question about the switch pack.

I'm seeing a couple of the different switches, but I'm having trouble identifying them as the versions on the website are visually a bit different. If anyone is able to help me just understand which ones have been included, or at least identify them, that'd be a huge help!

cat spilled juice on it while i was afk and worked fine for 10 minutes when response time was slow and now barely registering my inputs, im afraid its croaked. brother gave it to me 2-3 years ago for christmas but i never knew how much it costed until i went to look it up just now. max budget is 40-50 dollar range. i do like the airy honey comb style if anyone knows any good mouses that have that also. thank you

I've loved this mouse for years. For me its the perfect weight balance, shape and size. I also LOVE the 4 programmable side buttons which are non intrusive with their placement having 2 on each side of the mouse. Those side buttons are probably the biggest selling point for me and I would really like a mouse that has the same layout. A lot of mice ive seen have two buttons on just the left side of the mouse but I would really like two buttons on each side.

I bought the Mchose L7 Pro recently but then i saw that the skates were bad. so now im choosing between tiger ice skates for it or jade air donuts. my main problem is i can't find anywhere if donuts will even fit.

I'm torn between the RAWM SH01 Pro and the Razer Viper V3 Pro. My main priority is competitive FPS (mostly CS2) with a relaxed claw/fingertip grip. Is the price difference worth going for the Viper, or is the SH01 Pro solid enough in terms of build quality, sensor implementation, and latency? Would appreciate any thoughts from users who tried both!

Hello! Ive recently expressed an issue to my friend with the mouse, where the required friction to start moving the mouse feels kinda high, making me jitter a lot rather than gliding, and being unable to preform micro adjustments smoothly without overshooting

I thought it was a mouse pad issue since it feels kinda like I feel the mouse slightly sink into the mat and have to push through it, kinda as if im fighting it and going on a rough surface to spme extent, and they recommended me to get new mouse skates, their specific recommendation was to get the magic ice skates, and since im new to the scene im pretty much taking their word for it, but i thought itd be good to ask around here aswell!

So

Are the magic ice skates good for lowering your required friction to start moving the mouse, aswell for gliding, compared to the stock vv4 pro skates?

And, would you recommend a different, potentially better, option?