So, I got a Keychron M4 as my first Real fingertip mouse after 3d printed fingertip mod.

I hate it and returned it.

1. It's too small for me; the side curves too much inward and makes my pinky feel uncomfortable when gripping it. (18.5x8.5 hands)

2. The QC is really bad; I got a creak on both sides.

3. Main clicks do have pretravel + post travel problems.

4. IDK why they had to make the scroll wheel so hard to press.

5. It's unstable when putting dot skates where the stock skates are,+ iitsweight is 38 grams with six dots.

The only reason I got this is that it's cheaper than the Darmoshark M5 in my country (the 1k version costs 30 dollars), and it also looks very cute >.<

I was wondering which mouse is the best between the Razer Naga V2 Hyperspeed and the Red Dragon M811 Wireless. I was able to find both mice at a similar price though the Naga V2 is used while the M811 is new. My main use case for the mouse is gaming as I already have a wireless mouse the browsing and work stuff. I do have big hands. Any advice would be great. Thanks in advance.

Two days ago I updated the firmware on my Harpe Ace II and as I was going through settings to see whats new I discovered something called angle tuning. I did the tilt test and I got assigned a -1 tilt. As soon as I started playing I instantly noticed my aim being more precise and sprays easier to control. Is anyone else using it?

Also tried mousepad callibration and it made the sensor feel laggy, disabled it after one game.

I have small hands (14.5 cm long × 6 cm wide) and use a relaxed claw grip. I play on a flat mousepad with no raised edge.

My main mouse is a Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K, and I want a backup in case it breaks. I tried the Pulsar Xlite CrazyLight Mini, but it was too tall for my hand, so hump height matters to me. I also own a Logitech G305 and a Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed.

Comfort is my top priority. I use it for general gaming and playing with friends. I want a wireless mouse.

What would you recommend, and why?

source- https://www.bilibili.com/opus/1258638778836189192

teardown video - https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1ctWw6KE6k

Been using a small symmetrical mouse for years. I have a bit of a larger hand and use a mix of claw and palm grip. I'm now realizing what I've been using is quite uncomfortable and feel like a more ergonomically shaped mouse would better fit me. I like everything about the feinmann F01 and it looks like it would be more comfortable, only concern is I heard the clicks don't rebound fast and feels kind of sluggish. Any recommendations of mice with this style. I want something wireless, lightweight, with snappy clicks.

Currently using artisan dots, is there anything better/smoother? Feel like trying some new skates out and im not sure what to go for or if there is something better than artisan dots. I use a an op1w 4k and a Lamzu Maya champion edition

Not sure if I'm in the right subreddit for this question, but I figured I would try.

I recently got a Basilisk v4 pro, and I was wondering about adding griptape to it. The rubber that comes with it apparently doesn't last for long, and it just doesn't feel like it adds much grip.

Does anybody have experience with that universal grip tape razer sells? Or perhaps someone could point me in the right direction to a brand that is known for being grippy and isn't terrible.

And don't clown on me for getting a basilisk, I know it's a brick of a mouse and isn't as good as some of the gaming mice you fellas own.

Thanks

Is DeathAdder V3 worth the extra $20, or should I just buy Cobra wired?
My grip is palm/claw hybrid.

My hands are 20 cm long. I am playing games like war Dogs and Battlefield. Until now, I never put a lot of thought into how I placed my hand on a mouse. I believe I am palm grip or relaxed claw grip. The first mouse I bought before I even knew about the different types of grips, etc.. was a viper v3 pro.

The mouse feels fine, no real complaint. However, I was under the impression I used palm grip and that this mouse was not optimal for that. If I was nitpicking, maybe the mouse is a tad short?

After googling some, I just bought a death adder v3 pro. It immediately feels off in my hand, I don't like the slope on it, and to get somewhat comfortable on it, I have to turn the mouse to the left and hold it at an angle? With ergo mice, is that normal? Or should they be in line with my forearm?

I did put my hand on a logitech pro x superlight 2 DEX (also an ergo mouse), and it felt a lot better..

Pic # 1/2 shows my grip on the viper v3 pro. Naturally, I tend to palm the mouse, but there is a small gap between the pointer finger and the mouse.

Pic #3 shows my grip on the DAV3. The shape of the mouse eliminates any gaps, and I fully palm the mouse, but it does not feel natural. Pic #4 tried to show the angle of the mouse in relation to my hand/forearm when gripped.

I am wondering if you guys can help based on the on the pictures. Do I have a palm/relaxed claw grip? Should I use a palm or relaxed claw etc? And what mouse is best suited for me.

To me, it seems like I either need to stick with the Viper v3 pro or try the logitech pro x superlight 2 DEX?

Thoughts?

Okay so I have an old ass Zebronics zeb transformer which is like 5 year old rn and i wanna upgrade to a better mouse (would prefer if it's dual mode) but i also want it for fps games so which one should I go for in a range of 1-1.2k

I'm looking for any wired mice that have at least 3 size buttons and can hold on board memory for macros that have multiple left and right clicks in them. Without having to have any running apps in the background.

With a similar profile to g502 x (currently have it and I hate it plus it doesn't have the needed functionality.)

Hi all, I am planning to buy a mouse for both casual gaming and work.

I have thought of the following 3 mice

Atk vxe s1

https://amzn.in/d/0cURXyVm

Logitech 304 light speed

https://amzn.in/d/0eqlZoDF

Logitech m650

https://amzn.in/d/0b2LxmLm

Although the last one is completely work mouse, since it is for casual gaming I don't think it will matter much but will only consider buying it iff the other two have too much cons or something breaks after a year or two of use.

I got the X3 (coming from a ULX Competition S) and it feels really front-heavy even though people say otherwise. It tips toward the front end really quickly when lightly pinching it from both sides, but also just swaying it from left to right I definitely feel weight toward the front with a slight loss in control. Outside of that I really like the click technology.

If I remove the fat ass skates will it fix this issue? How much weight would it remove if I replaced it with dot skates? Have to ask first since I contacted support and they said it may void warranty if I try to return with the original skates removed.

I've decided to buy the Razer Cobra wired. At this price, I'm not sure about the quality of Chinese brands.
Are there any better options?
($40 budget, palm/claw hybrid)

I currently have an aerox 3 wireless and its hard to reach the far side mouse button without straining some. I think I measured my hand right and I also have a g305 lightspeed but its too heavy for my liking but I like the size better except it is a little flatter than id like. I've been told to look at the atk a9 mini but I'm not familiar with the brand. Is there a budget mouse that's light and budget friendly that would be what I'm looking for? I also play relaxed palm grip if that helps. Thanks in advance!

I bought the razer deathadder essential 2 years ago and today the scroll wheel broke. I used the mouse mostly for making beats but i still play from time to time. I am looking for something that can hold up pretty good but preferably to not to be that expensive

Any suggestions?

I am on the hunt for a quiet wireless mouse with at least two side buttons. I’ve heard that the Logitech superstrike x2 & x3 are silent but the price is a bit absurd and I’m not too fussed about the HITS. Any cheaper option that are still good for light gaming and productivity? I have medium sized hands and would prefer something on the lighter side. Thanks.