
finalmouse - Starlight 12
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Last updated: Dec 16, 2025 Scoring
I was kidding lol. My starlight 12 is still in amazing condition. Was just a joke about the ULX QC issues when it first launched
r/MouseReview • Looking for a mouse that lasts at least 3-4 years ->Finalmouse (Starlight-12 and older), wired Zowie mice, older Deathadders (2013, Essential, Chroma) and other older Razer mice, and some others that if I remember I’ll update my comment lol
r/MouseReview • Best mice I can get that do NOT have onboard memory? ->I have medium/large hands and I prefer to use HSK ACE pro or a superlight mouse like the FinalMouse Greek Gods edition Small size. And I don’t move my elbows - I just literally move my fingers to aim. I use a skypad 3.0 XL or a cerapad Kin and I barely use 10-15% of the pad surface area. This is because I grew up with a tiny desk using those 8x5” 3M mousepads you can get at Staples. I also don’t play those aim training games. Just hop in pop heads talk shit and log out. Also AI anime limited edition mousepads are kind of dumb. There’s a lot of collaborations that can be done with video game artists, concept artists, heck - even tattoo artists like Nissaco would have dope sales and don’t have to end up with some convoluted licensing agreement.
r/MouseReview • What take on mice will have you like this? ->Oddly enough I prefer the finalmouse starlight Greek god small size but I gave that to my brother and looks like he needed it more than I do lol Tried the optical switches and honestly i didn’t like that it required a lot more pressure.
r/MouseReview • Looking for right FINGERTIP mouse ->I have 16x9cm hands and my s.o. has similar hand shape. My hand is relax claw and I was a tilt gripper coming from ec2a. Honestly any mouse is doable if your grip feels the most comfortable. Some say you need the perfect mouse to be the best but you should just go for the one where your hand feels right. My recommendation would be in shape: relax claw: Maya x or gpx or viper V3. Go for Chinese brand alternative if you're okay, just listing shapes. Other suggests for small hand but I personally find them uncomfortable. I tried all 3. Atlantis mini/Maya/op 1k. Op1k most likely better for bigger hand than mine so don't write it off. It just feels like a gpx but more oriented in the back. I use gpx and finalmouse starlight while my s.o uses viper V3 pro. Deathadder pro isn't bad either if you like to palm, I find hyper speed to be too small.
r/MouseReview • Looking for gaming mouse, I have small hands. ->Had a lucky perfect qc starlight tenz, have used since launch for probably at least 4-5 hours daily and haven’t bothered switching. Got to voltaic GM and now back to be silver aim
r/MouseReview • What take on mice will have you like this? ->My Finalmouse ULX comp. I know many people have issues with them but it’s been phenomenal for me for about a year now with zero issues. Before that I was on a Starlight 12 pro tenz which lasted me about two years before the scroll wheel started acting funky but was thankfully within the warranty period and was able to get the encoder replaced at no charge. That one now sits in my desk as backup
r/MouseReview • Best mouse you have ever used? ->Fortunately with those monster hands I think you'd probably slay on it. Honestly learning on your Gpro would hit too haha, for me at 19x10 I struggle with actual ftip mice like any of the wolves variants because of now narrow they are. All the punching makes my hand cramp endlessly. X2 mini shape has been the king for me and if you really want to try an ftip only mouse the x2f is the only one I can play with sans cramping. A final mouse (any variant, starlight's are pretty cheap these days doesn't seem like weight matters too much to you) medium might work out for you too? Hitscan hyper light/lamzu Maya are also fun picks. Also helps that most of those have a plus size if you feel like they're too small to ftip comfortably in your hands. Tldr: x2 mini, finalmouse, hitscan hyper light, lamzu maya Also just had a thought, if you want to stick with some ergo maybe vaxee outset or a vaxee ax?
r/MouseReview • Am I cooked? Mouse recommendations? ->I got the same hand size and grip. Tried small finalmouse it wasn’t the best mouse I’ve used. The mouse I’ve been most consistent with was Lamzu Atlantis Mini. But unfortunately it had QC issues and started scrolling by itself.
r/MouseReview • Mouse recommendations for 18.5x9.5cm hands? ->Yeah you’re right. Maybe I should try that myself. I’m just not recommending finalmouse small it kinda felt awkward for me and I got the same grip as OP hehe
r/MouseReview • Mouse recommendations for 18.5x9.5cm hands? ->Owned 6 logitech mouse, 4 g502 1 g pro and 1 superlight. All have double click. Fuck them I overpaid for final mouse starlight tenz but its been going strong for 2 years now close to 3 and I dropped it a few times. The logitech double clicked after a fuckinng year
r/buildapc • Is Razer good or overhyped ->I dont quite understand the small mice killing palm, i palm my ec1, same how i palm my small finalmouse, same how i palm a gpx2, same how i palm the geolvea ultra HTS
r/MouseReview • Has palm grip gone extinct? ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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