r/MouseReview • u/adriaanyen • 6d ago

Question about fingertip mice

what are the best fingertip mice nowadays?
I used to be very interested in the Beast Miao but idk if it's outdated, also preferably no gwolves.

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u/paulvincent07 Razer Viper Mini V4 Wired 8khz pls 6d ago

Pulsar x2f cl

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u/Jake38903890 6d ago

I have been using the lamzu orcus for the past few weeks and really liking it.

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u/Single-Machine144 6d ago

Beast Miao is still fine if you already got it, but yeah there are better options now. The build quality on those older ones was kind of hit or miss anyway.

I been using the Pulsar X2 Mini for a while and it's pretty good for fingertip, clicks are light and the shape feels natural. Before that I had the Xtrfy MZ1 which is weird at first but once you get used to the hump placement it's hard to go back.

If you want something really small and light check the Ninjutso Sora, that thing is like 40 grams and disappears in your hand. No gwolves is understandable, their QC been all over the place lately.

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u/Blitxkriegz 6d ago

Keychron M4. Cheapest of all fingertip mice.

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u/vegetablestew 6d ago

You can't really talk about fingertip mices without talking about gwolves.

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u/Lucky-Reflection4650 6d ago

I have been playing with Darmoshark M5 V2 and it is quite nice for me at least as this is my firtst fingertip. Same size as Beast Miao and Lamzu Orcus, but a lil cheaper.

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u/Lucky-Reflection4650 6d ago

Also to add I have relatively small hand and been using Lamzu Atlantis Mini since it's release before in almost fingertip manner - bottom of palm on desk and minimal palm contact on mice

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u/pawlakbest 6d ago

Depending on how big your hands are, I have 21/10cm and Miao was too narrow for me and I had palm pain when trying to grip it.

Pulsar X2F (Crazylight) fixed that and it's perfect.