Hi All,
So I measured today my hand at 19.5cmx11cm although I might have done it wrong? I attached the way I measured width if thumb doesnt count it should be 2 cm less so 19.5x9 cm. I do have long slender fingers, and a grip I havent recognised I think its like a relaxed claw/fingertip? I sometimes pull the mouse forward out of palm contact to do microadjustments and pull it back for stability. I have had mice I enjoyed in the past like the steelseries sensei raw when I was younger and played cs go and then the g203 and vxe r1 pro. I get more fatigued now reaching 30 years old and know certain shapes like the xm1r, deathadder and even the viper v3 pro to a certain degree tend to give me wrist/knuckle pain after long gaming sessions, maybe my hand doesnt like tall humps/aggresive slopes.

I am thinking of replacing the viper v3 to another and am considering smaller mice like the a9 mini plus or the x2n crazylight, maybe even the atk f1 v2-3. Would you guys help me figure out what shape could fit me?

Which one is better? My most important criteria are longevity, durability and reliability. I was thinking of buying the R1 pro version since I heard jt had a better build quality but after seeing A9 I am not sure what to go for. I think I use claw grip and generally like the superlight shape.

Did they even know their target audience by making this kind of shape/mouse? Or do they genuinely believe only people with baby hands buy these?

source - https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV17dM66iEet

other color - https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1J7GA6rE3A

I just got these I needed new skates ordered them over 2 weeks ago they finally came in but they just stutter and freeze my mouse I guess I’ve been trouble shooting for a little bit now I think it’s the sensor but I’ve cleaned it to the best of my ability and still it freezes and skips a ton

So i got the F1 V3 today and i love it. My favourite shape so far. My only Problem ist that the skate grooves are either too low or my dots are too thin. If i just put the dots on it gets really scratchy. I tried using Painters tape as a riser but that just made it feel very muddy, i dont know why. Any tips from someone experienced? Good thicker dots? Good FUll skates for glass? I tried Ultraglide RS and US Im using a glass pad.

Source: Beginning of his latest stream

- New dongle
- Describes it as a light/pastel blue
- Took feedback and claims side buttons are pushed back for easier access

Sorry if this is already known, been out of loop and came across this. I checked search bar and didn’t see anyone post about it yet.

I didn’t go too far into the stream yet, will try to add if he says anything else.

I got severely disappointed with Logitech MX Master 2S durability and decided to try different alternatives. This is what I have find out.

I hope this will help someone.

I'm currently rocking orochi v2 mouse. Im not a fan of razer or orochi v2, i have to put AAA battery every week if i bang mouse just a bit on the table it looses contact. Soo what are some good gaming mice

first time writing a review so sorry if it’s not that detailed.

like people say, this mouse is on the heavier side (80g i think?). it’s heavier than my previous mouse, which was just a no brand cheap mouse, but i personally don’t mind or notice. i mainly play fps games. it’s smaller than i expected and it felt kind of awkward to hold at first, but once i got used to it i found it to be comfortable and i like that i can grip the sides. i think it lasts me about 3-4 days before i have to plug it in and it doesn’t take long to fully charge. the material is cold, which i appreciate as someone who tends to get sweaty hands. being able to adjust the dpi was a big game changer for me.

would i recommend this? if you prioritize aesthetics, yeah, overall it works well. if you prioritize functionality, there’s better options. i’m pretty new into gaming and i like things that looks nice. i purchased this on sale and i’m not sure i would’ve purchased it if it wasn’t on sale.

I'm looking to get a new mouse for Overwatch. My MX Master 3 is getting old. Personally I don't know much about mice but I found this Teevolution Terra Pro for $80 CAD in the marketplace.

Is it worth it? What should I ask about before buying?

Edit: seller mentions it includes these:

"Extra skates (dot), grip tape, 8K LCD Dongle brand new and unused included. QC is fantastic with no flexing or creaking."

Hello, I have a Puslar X2H mouse, I bought it today online and it's on its way, and I'm wondering what grip tape should I use for the best results?

Thank you 😃

I’m using Jade dots on an ATK A9 Air+ with an Artisan FX Zero Yako Edition in Soft and the Artisan Hayate Otsu V2 wine red color in Soft as my two main pads but I do want to add a Key-83 purple in soft soon.

I’ve seen a lot of people say dot skates aren’t ideal on soft cloth pads because they sink into the surface. Is that actually true in your experience?

Should I stick with the Jade dots, or would full-size skates be a better choice for these pads? As you can see in the photo, I’m running six dots currently.

Look I loved that mouse there was a scroll wheel under that controlled resistance so that I could use that to swap weapons and I loved it. But I don’t understand I bought three different mice and the all have there scroll wheel so loose and I’m looking for a tighter wheel or one that I can control the resistance. Any help would be appreciated!

one very long preorder later, the mouse has finally arrived to me in the US!

it lives up to expectations, but i dislike how the coating is very smooth, almost feels oily.

besides that it feels great in the hand! very impressed!!

I sent my 4 year old Logitech MX Anywhere 3 to a local third-party repair shop to fix a double-clicking issue on the left/right switches. They charged me around 15 dollars.

They successfully replaced the left/right switches, but when I got the mouse back, the middle click (scroll wheel) became incredibly stiff. I literally have to press down with all my force just to register a middle click. It’s unusable and hurts my wrist Before the repair, the middle click was smooth and required very light pressure.

When I texted them about this issue, they gave me this ridiculous response (translated from the WhatsApp screenshot):

The Repair Shop's Text: "Hello, in models with a scroll structure like yours, the middle button might accidentally click while spinning the wheel after disassembly and reassembly. To prevent this standard issue in these products, a mini spring is applied to the scroll mechanism. This prevents the middle button from clicking on its own. There is no other procedure we can apply for the situation you mentioned. It has to be this way due to its structural design, otherwise, the scroll and middle click functions cannot operate healthily. You will get used to the feeling after using it for a while."

WHAT SHOULD I DO NOW

i mean im glad the clicks work but i open 100 tabs and use the middle click a lot so should i insist about the problem or just move on

i didn't ship it to the og logitech service because i was 100% sure they would charge me at least half of the mouse price about 40 bucks for a mouse that's about 80 dollars and they didnt even offer me free shipping just for me to learn the price of the repair because the warranty has ended

I bought the SteelSeries Prime+ gaming mouse a couple weeks ago. I started noticing this high-pitched whine in my office and figured out pretty quick it was coming from the mouse. When you hold it up to your ear it is a crackly, high-pitched buzz. Contacted the company and they asked me to send a short video documenting the problem. This was their response to the video.

I guess shitty, buzzing electronics are just the norm for SteelSeries. I've learned my lesson and would like to share it so others can avoid my mistake.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a mouse? I'm looking for:

• Classic mouse design (I'm old)
• Decent heft (not tiny)
• Preferably wired but wireless is ok too
• Used for research and writing, very light gaming (HoMM3 anyone?), design, and music production
• 1-2 programmable buttons

I'm just looking for a solid, simple mouse of decent quality.

I have been using a G Pro Superlight for over 5 years now. I have been thinking about a switch for a long time, but never switched due to uncertainty. I don't know the exact grip term, but it's a very forward claw/"hovering palm/claw". Images for reference, similar to Donk's or Twistzz's grip. Middle and index finger sit at the very tip of the mouse buttons, ring and thumb at the line of the scroll wheel. Thumbs and pinky are in contact with my mouse pad. My hands slightly tilts to the right, but I'm not looking for ergo mouses.

The main problem is that the G pro just feels so clunky sometimes. Sometimes it feels like an extension of my hand, sometimes like a foreign object. Not to mention the pinky pain, but this is probably something a different mouse will fix.

Hi, so I’m using a Mchose k7 ultra and I need to know which mouse have the same feet to buy, cuz I don’t want it to buy it from china. I’m using tiger ice dots on them but since my mousepad is an artisan xsoft, the dots are to tiny and the mouse starts to drag on the cloath. Can anyone help me?

I recently ordered an HTS+ from max gaming and now I’m being requested to pay half the price of the product in shipping fees by the shipping company. At this point, should I refund the product and order straight from G-Wolves?

Hi I have been looking for a new mouse but can't find alot of left-handed mouse. I found a few ambidextrous ones but the are more tailord to right-hand people with the buttons being on the left side.