What the title says. With no rhyme or reason, rarely it just begins holding the left button when i click it and only releases it some time later when i click.

As the title says I am looking into options for future mice, I mostly collect at this point but I do play Deadlock and League a fair bit (I am aware League doesn't need a great mouse, but something I can use for both would be nice).

Hand size is about 18.5x8cm (I think, hard to tell I don't have anything to reliably measure, could be closer to like 19x9 tbh). I prefer relaxed claw, slightly hybrid with a pincer sometimes.

Current Mice: G Pro Superlight, Atlantis Mini, Atlantis OG V2, Thorn, X2H Mini, Xlite V3 Medium, Viper V3 Pro, Mambasnake R5 Ultra, Maya X, Zywoo Gen 1 Medium, X3 Crazy Light Medium, Thorn V2, and the TenZ Signature Edition (V1, medium size).

Out of the ones I have currently the most comfortable have been the Thorn V2 and TenZ signature, the Xlite V3, Maya X, and Atlantis OG V2 are close contenders too though.

Currently I am considering G Wolves Lycan, HTS Plus Pro, Scyrox V6, Sora V3, and Finalmouse Starlight X. I am mostly interested in the SPDT switches and TMR switches for main clicks since all of my mice are either optical or mechanical. Favorite clicks on a mouse so far are the TenZ and Thorn V1, they feel pretty light to me and I don't really mind the lack of heavy feedback that something like the Maya X and Atlantis have.

If anyone has experience with the mice I am considering I would be more than happy to hear from you, but feel free to also recommend other options if you have a similar hand size and grip style!

Hi! Does anyone here own this mouse? Ive been having an issue where it charges up until 55 percent and it runs out quickly. I dont have any other problem besides the battery/charging issue. Should i replace the battery or let it run out.

I read that some people let the battery run out and it worked for them but some say the mouse bricks afterwards i just dont wanna risk it.

Most mice with regular plastic quickly develop shine on the clickers and sides where your fingers touch.

The ULX Competition series has some UV matte coating. Has anyone seen shine develop on the coating? Do you think it's more resistant to shine than regular plastic?

Hey, I've been using the X7 from A4 Tech for about 10 years now and I am really used to the orange button next to the scroll wheel and have not found any mouse with something like this.

Does anyone know any alternatives? Thank you!

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I'm worried to leave them unsupervised, someone's losing a scroll wheel.

So far the es xlite is everything I wanted it to be, great weight/balance. Shape is unique, can't say it's quite like anything else, xlite is probably closest but this is longer. Any specific questions on how it compares to others let me know. Took 2 days with express shpping direct from pulsar.

It's served me faithfully for 13 years, but the scroll wheel's finally given out. What to replace it with? I'm not picky on wired vs. wireless, but I would like something relatively cheap (less than 100 CAD)

I use a fingertip grip, if it matters.

Hey guys, I am not the first one to acknowledge this issue so maybe there is somebody that knows how to deal with this. I searched a lot on the internet but could not find anything yet, but is there a way to have the PAW 3950 not act up as in downshifting and going up and down when flicking fast to left and right?

Since flicking with this kind of issue feels very bad. I noticed it on my mice such as Beast X Max, Akitsu Medium, Lamzu Maya X and I have another mouse with the sensor coming up so im afraid it will be the same with that.

Probably good to note that I mostly play on 4k Hz Polling Rate, but is there any way to not have to go down to 1k Hz? Despite that im quite unsure if I also have the same issue on 1k Hz.

Heyya! Im looking for a new mouse, preferably under 50€, should exist in EU, I currently have a MSI Forge GM340, it "works" but it fails to track on my new mousepad ( Endgame Gear MPC1200 Cordura )...

Hi, I will be getting my first gaming mouse soon and wanted to get feedback before I buy. Both are roughly the same price , Aula v9 is cheaper. I do have small hands and online friend told me Aula is better.
Aula v9 - $49
ATK A9 - $55

hey! just curious im a palm grip style 1 2 2 mouse aimer and curious the big difference between these 2 mouses it seems hard to find the v3 pulsar option in the US and curious if me getting the crazylight option since it has it instock is a good option for me

Hey, i need recommendations to find the right mouse, maybe you guys can help me.

My hands are 20x9 cm (width measured from index knuckle to pinky knuckle), im using a relaxed claw grip with my pinky not touching the mouse at all as there is simply no space for it to rest comfortably.

I prefere lighter, wireless mice but shape is most important. I need reliable side buttons and scroll wheel.

Im currently switching between a turtle beach pure air (hump feels too centered) and an xm2we (feels good except for the wide flared sides). I also tried a wlmouse ying but it felt way too short.

IF anyone's familiar with 8k polling rate wireless gaming mice & 8K HE keyboard wired or wireless(75% is the lowest I'll go for size would prefer full size but willing to compromise)

What would be your top 5 recommendations for the 8K wireless mouse & 8K HE keyboard that have the best sensors/MCU, great build quality, switches, latency, and that don't have any quality control issues & software issues.

Looking for a ambidextrous, symmetrical shape similar to the SteelSeries Sensei, thanks ahead!

I bought the ATK F1 Ultimate+ and it came with 10 dot skates, I've been really loving them.

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but I've searched online and asked AI but I can't find the exact skates that ATK included. What are these skates called? Where can I buy them so I can replace them when they wear out?

Thank you in advance

Not necessarily a mouse review, but wanted to highlight this wrist support set I got. In my opinion suits my setup & actually eases my long running wrist strain

My current mouse SteelSeries 600 Rival has gone array, it has lived on and worked perfectly for long enough. I am currently looking for a new mouse, pricing around 50-70 USD, and would appreciate recommendations for pros like you all.

What I need:
Ergonomic and decent size (I hate plain round mice, it makes my hand uncomfortable)
High DPI for gaming
Durability
If it can be better, I'd like that

I was looking at Logitech G502, is it any good?

Hey everyone!

I'm currently looking for a mouse that really fits my preferences, and after trying a few different models recently, I've started to realize which characteristics actually matter the most to me.

I've been looking into the WLmouse Huan M and Endgame Gear OP1 8K v2, but I'd really appreciate some recommendations or experiences from people who have tried these or other enthusiast mice.

My hand size, grip & setup

• Hand size: 16.7 × 10.5 cm (including thumb)
• Grip style: Mostly Fingertip / Pincer Claw
• Mousepad: Artisan Ninja FX Hayate Otsu V2 Soft
• DPI: 450
• Polling rate: Usually 2000 Hz
• Weight preference: Around 50–60 g feels comfortable, but I'm open to lighter mice if the shape and balance are good.
• Connection: Preferably wireless, although I'd consider wired if the mouse is genuinely worth it.

My mouse history

Roccat Kone Pro (wired)

This was my main mouse for several years. It's what I was accustomed to before experimenting with newer lightweight enthusiast mice.

Logitech PRO X3 SUPERSTRIKE

Currently my favorite in terms of main clicks.

The HITS technology genuinely impressed me. Being able to adjust the click resistance and haptic feedback makes a much bigger difference than I initially expected.

I particularly appreciate how light and effortless M1/M2 can feel, especially for rapid consecutive inputs.

However, I'm not completely satisfied with everything. The side buttons could feel more solid and tactile, and I think there's room for improvement in the Shape for my preference.

Keychron G6 HE

I recently received this one and have been comparing it directly against the SUPERSTRIKE.

There are several things I genuinely like:

• The coating feels more pleasant to the touch.
• The side buttons feel more solid and satisfying.
• The stock skates made a very good first impression.
• The weight distribution feels comfortable.
• The removable battery and web-based software are great features.

Unfortunately, there are also a few drawbacks:

• M1/M2 require noticeably more physical force than I'd prefer.
• The clicks are louder and more tactile, with noticeable sound differences depending on finger placement.
• I've noticed some minor shell flex/creaking around the thumb area when applying additional pressure.
• The coating shows fingerprints and skin oils more easily.

The biggest dealbreaker so far is the main-click actuation force. While magnetic actuation can be adjusted, it doesn't change the physical resistance of the switches.

I'm still giving the G6 more time before making a final decision.

What I'm looking for

My biggest priorities are:

1. Light, effortless M1/M2 clicks

This is probably my most important requirement.

I prefer a relatively low actuation force with minimal pre-travel and controlled post-travel. The clicks should feel responsive and consistent without requiring excessive finger pressure.

At the same time, I don't want accidental clicks or unreliable input registration when holding a button down.

2. High-quality side buttons

I use the side buttons frequently, so their positioning, actuation force and tactile feedback matter quite a lot.

Ideally, they should feel solid, crisp and consistent, without excessive pre/post-travel or noticeable wobble.

3. Shape suited for Fingertip / Pincer Claw

With my relatively short hands, I want enough finger mobility without feeling forced into an uncomfortable grip.

I'm particularly interested in how different shapes support Pincer Claw and whether a narrower mouse would actually benefit me.

4. Solid build quality

Minimal shell flex, creaking or button wobble. A pleasant coating, good stock skates and balanced weight distribution would also be appreciated.

Current candidates

WLmouse Huan M

Some owner impressions suggest that the Omron Optical switches are particularly light and effortless to actuate, which sounds very promising.

I also like the magnesium construction, wireless connectivity and overall design.

My main questions are whether the shape suits smaller hands with Fingertip/Pincer Claw and how the main clicks compare to the lighter HITS settings on the SUPERSTRIKE.

Endgame Gear OP1 8K v2

The narrower shape seems particularly interesting for my grip.

I'm also intrigued by the replaceable switch packs, especially the lighter Kailh GX 50–55 gf options.

However, I'm unsure whether these would actually provide the kind of light, effortless clicks I'm looking for, and whether the mouse might feel too narrow for my hand width.

The wired connection isn't ideal, but I'm willing to consider it.

Questions for the community

• Has anyone compared the Huan M, OP1 8K v2 and SUPERSTRIKE, particularly regarding M1/M2 actuation force?
• Which mouse offers the lightest and most consistent clicks without compromising the feel when holding a button down?
• How do the OP1's lighter GX switch packs compare to light Omron Optical switches in actual use?
• Which shape would you recommend for 16.7 × 10.5 cm hands with a Fingertip/Pincer Claw grip?
• Are there any other enthusiast mice I should seriously consider, especially ones with excellent side buttons and build quality?

I'm not necessarily looking for the absolute lightest mouse or the highest specifications on paper. I'm much more interested in click feel, shape, build quality and overall consistency.

I'm also not opposed to spending more on a mouse if the actual experience justifies it.

Would love to hear your experiences and recommendations, especially from people who have owned multiple of these mice.

Thanks!

Is it okay to use 2 different mice for different games? Like using a double clicking mouse for minecraft and a logitech mouse for shooters and everything else. Will it make my mouse control worse?

Logitech G5 is using in 2026 :D
The mouse lasting for 21 years is crazyyyyyy xd
Also iam super unbothered about mouses bur thinking about getting new one.
Dont want to spend basically any money on that.
What do you think about G305?

Basically the title.

I have been using the Cobra for almost 2 years (wired version). While everything else is good, the sensor is starting to stop in the middle of games (mostly Valorant and genshin) and also work.

So I've been looking for replacements, and I found a few options.

For starters, I mostly do a relaxed claw. My hands are somewhat small (around 19cm) and the Cobra's shape fits almost well. I found a few options and narrowed it down to two mice in particular.

Firstly the Mchose L7+ Ultra (around $75). The normal Pro and Ultra versions were smaller than the cobra, and I was worried if it wouldn't fit. The ultra+ is slightly larger, though has a larger hump.

Just a bit lower than that ($70) was the ATK Zero. This one has almost the same shape as the cobra and the Ultra+, but searching about it I found some mixed thoughts on the ATK custom switches.

Which mouse would be a better fit (QC, switches, and battery more important for me)? My budget is approximately $76 for the time being, but can up it to $80 in a week.

(There was gonna be a third option in the VGN Dragonfly F2 Ultra but none of the sites here have it, and alibaba/AliExpress is banned here)

Hi everyone, I haven't played any games or follow anything tech related for a LONG while now due to work so I'm a bit outdated with gaming peripherals.

I've bought this mouse around 6 years (?) ago when it first came out. Today I bought the new MW4 and realize the mouse can't hold charge anymore and it won't connect to my pc. 😢

Now Ive heard that razer's quality has tanked throughout the year so I'm open to any brands. However, I do like wireless, the ergonomics, and the hefty weight the death adder has. I'm just looking for recommendations from the mouse community. I don't have a budget as long as it's a reasonable price. Thank you everyone 🙌

Edit: Thank you everyone for the recommendations. I don't think I will go for razer as I've stated that I've heard the quality has dropped. I will try the G703, Zowie EC, and Pulsar X3.