EVGA - X17

Old but gold , Evga x17

I'm using the EVGA X17. It's pretty good. It was my first actual gaming mouse.

I have been using the EVGAX 17 for a few years now and I really like it. It has a USB wireless dongle, but it also supports Bluetooth. I game on my PC desktop using the USB, and game on my MacBook Pro using Bluetooth. No latency issues, battery life could be better but improves significantly if you turn off all the of the RGB. A great mouse overall!

I've been looking into getting a new mouse to replace my EVGA X17 mouse and the Redragon m910-k looks just about right for me I like how the aesthetics look (nice RGB that's not overwhelming and overall has a sleek look IMO) as well as having nice button placements. My only concerns are the longevity and certain buttons not working. But then again, it could just be a QC issue. After all, I've seen negative reviews of my EVGA X17 mouse yet the device worked perfectly fine (I'm only replacing because some plastic is flaking off and I could use a wired mouse for my bedroom monitor). What's your take on this Redragon mouse? On a separate question, this identical mouse from the same brand is wireless yet still comes with a cable for a wired mode. My concern is that leaving it plugged in may hurt the battery overtime should I decide to use it as a wireless mouse. 

Honestly, I'm thinking of just getting another EVGA X17 mouse. I always found it reliable whilst still being aesthetically-pleasing. (I wish to get another wired mouse so I could use one for my Steam Deck). I can easily purchase one on Ebay.

If you're alright with wired, I have huge hands as well, and the EVGA X17 is the best fitting mouse I've ever found.