Darmoshark - N5

I settled with the Zaopin z2 for work. A little heavier at 60 plus grams and the Vxe r1 and the mad r major for gaming. Lightest mouse I could find in 2024. 3 mice with heavy application of grip tapes on the sides. I find that flatter sides for the thumb and pinky finger helps alleviate the pain. Darmoshark N5 is another I could recommend, I didnt like the heavy clicks.

This is an absolutely enlightened post that I love that gigantic fingertip mouse but honestly that was the issue I had with fingertip mice. The vast majority of the ones that I used ended up feeling awkward as hell and small and genuinely painful to hold and I couldn't get any of them to be comfortable, the G-Wolves and Darmoshark N5 we're mice that I just genuinely could not make work. Then I picked up a zero mouse during one of the mod kits early on because I was fingertip gripping a X2V2 the exact same width and weigh at the fingertip layouts were designed for the zero mouse, and suddenly I fully understood it. Shape is and will always be king but that is an evil mouse you designed lmao. Maybe try the L7+?

I recently bought the darmoshark and love it, reminds me of the op1 8k grip wise. just cut in half.

HSK plus is better. G wolves for sure has better build quality than Darmoshark and sensor implementation. I have multiple mice from both brands.

VXE/VGN is extremely solid in terms of build quality but is priced the highest among the ones you listed Mchose has good build quality but some QoL issues, all minor things but not on the same standard as VGN Darmoshark performs well and is priced super well but falls short in terms of build quality. Is that a big deal on a 30€ mouse? In my opinion, no. It just feels cheap but will perform just as well as anything else I have never owned any Zaopin mouse, they're usually well reviewed though