SCIMITAR ELITE WIRELESS MMO Gaming Mouse (Revival Series)

[BEST MMO MOUSE](https://amzn.to/3TW7vJH) I have used just about every MMO mouse on the market and the only one that fits my hand comfortably is the Corsair Scimitar. The other ones I have tried felt too small in my hand and also a little flimsy. Link to the wireless one my wife and I both use.

[BEST MMO MOUSE](https://amzn.to/3TW7vJH) I have used just about every MMO mouse on the market and the only one that fits my hand comfortably is the Corsair Scimitar. The other ones I have tried felt too small in my hand and also a little flimsy. Link to the wireless one my wife and I both use.

UPD: Most likely, someone tricked me or intentionally pranked me by saying that this is exactly what my grip type is. I decided I’d rather It's easier to cut off my own hand than try to find something that fits, because I hold the mouse like an idiot About me - hand is 16 cm, short fingers, average width ~~Grip - ultra fingertip grip, so that my wrist rests completely on the table. In fact, when I’m not gaming, I usually move the mouse without lifting my wrist, lifting and controlling it exclusively with my fingertips (I’ll attach a photo if needed)~~ I’ve been using the Naga X for so long that it’s started to fall apart completely I thought about just replacing it with the Naga V2 Wireless (because I’m not ready for batteries in the HyperSpeed), but I realized it’s a expensive yet rather mediocre mouse So I ordered myself a Corsair Scimitar Pro Wireless.... And it didn’t work for me AT ALL It’s heavy, it’s long, and my hand can’t rest comfortably on the table I really liked the mouse itself, the software, the build quality, and everything else, but I can’t lift it easy; I played a couple of games and my hand actually started to hurt I looked into the Aerox 9, but I realize with my grip style, I'll be pressing the main buttons where the holes are already in the body, and I won't be able to reach the back row of buttons no matter how hard I try As for the side buttons - for gaming, I need about 3-4 buttons closer to the back of the mouse so I can press them with my thumb, but the Naga’s layout would be GREAT because for my work I constantly use that mini numpad as an... actual numpad, although I realize there are only three mice like that and, apparently, none of them work for me (as it turned out, in a very strange way - by pulling the mouse toward me with my index and middle fingers) I’ve also used the Pulsefire Raid - the shape was good, but my pinky kept rubbing against the mouse pad, so I’d prefer a wider mouse rather than a bit narrow one/ringfinger rest I don't know if I have any other requests, but I'd just like to ask for some advice on a good mouse for someone with a strange "back" grip and a relatively small hand with short fingers

Maybe I was misled by those who said I had this kind of grip (their argument was that if my wrist is completely lay on the table, it can’t be anything other than a fingertip grip) But after your comment, I really started thinking about it and began paying much closer attention to the things I do automatically. It turns out that my thumb is usually bent quite a bit and rests on the plastic near button 10 (the bottom-most and closest one) between the rows, and while gaming, I straighten it slightly to reach the two closest rows - whose bottom buttons I use in games. I physically can’t play and reach the top row or even button 9, I use buttons 7, 8, 10, 11, and 12 But at work, when I use all the buttons, my hand does something really strange - essentially pulling the mouse to me and turning it slightly to the SIDE to reach the “1” button That is, I arch mi hand a bit it so it doesn’t touch the mouse at all (only fingertips, then use my index and middle fingers to pull the mouse into the space created, press the numbers I need, and use those same fingers to return it to its original position - while the cursor travels almost halfway across the screen (which I didn’t notice AT ALL) Also, the mouse you sent me made it clear that I’M NOT a fingertip user - if this mouse is designed for fingertip use. Because I probably won’t be able to reach any of the buttons, and it definitely won’t be comfortable for me. Is there a type of grip where you hold the mouse by the back end, because I press the main buttons somewhere near the end of the scroll wheel or even between the scroll wheel and the DPI button - in other words, on the Aerox, I would be pressing the holes. As a result, I have absolutely no idea what my issue is or what I should be looking for(( I’ve always looked for mice with lots of buttons - not to use them all, but so that they’d have thumb buttons positioned far enough back that I could use 2-3 of them

Weight doesn't really matter much if all you do is non-competitive games, but I play a mix of most game genres and after switching from a scimitar (corsair's mmo moise) to a lightweight deathadder I don't think I can go back. My aimlabs score on multiple tests improved by like 20-30%. The deathadder with the AA battery is a good bit heavier I think

What are your feelings about sensor and overall built quality? I've heard that scroll wheel often gets damaged so scrolling stop working properly.

I had one of these, and it was absolutely awful, but somehow I got used to it. The Scimitar Elite Wireless I currently use is the best mouse I've had, and I use all the buttons, some for the game and others for things like volume control and push to talk.