OP1we Gaming Mouse

Idunno! They definitely have an enthusiast audience. So maybe they are more likely to share on the forums? The mice themselves are made with the expectation that they will be taken apart, which is pretty unique. But honestly I haven't looked up failure rates or warranty claims or anything. Purely basing off of being one of those people who buy a few mice each month and love taking them apart! I've owned the XM2we, OP1we and the XM2w (the 8k version) and all are just built different. Maybe Zowie has a good argument, as their triggers are (often) the same piece of plastic as the top shell. My S2 DW is genuinely a tank and has been knocked off my desk by my cats like 20x. They also have a unique scroll wheel housing and structure (I don't mind the sound, but some do). Also, the internal structure for Zowie mice is intense.... And the EC2 DW in particular uses like 7 types of screw sizes, which was infuriating, but I digress haha. Final answer is EGG and Zowie! Note: my current mains are the Ninjutso Ten air annnd the NP01S Ergo!

Op1we and Asus Moonstone

There is an entire subreddit dedicated to pc mice. Razer basilisk and op1we are the ones I use, but it all depends on your grip, desired weight and desired buttons/functionalities.

I am fingertipping vv3 pro rn, feels good. Previously had success with superlights, op1we and will be testing crazylight tomorrow. Forgot to add - i really LOVED fk2 dw, sadly I can't stand its clicks. Otherwise great shape.

Yeah I know what youre talking about, i wouldnt want to use low sens when im trying to one tick prayer flick either. In the instance where you feel you are lacking stability but still need something lightweight, try a slightly bigger mouse. Best options are honestly the mainstream which are Viper v3 or pro x superlight. My regular rotation is ULX, VV3 and OP1WE