finalmouse - UltralightX

I know you’re supposed to measure from fingertip to wrist, but do you include your thumb when measuring width or just palm across fingers? Edit: thank you I’m 18.4 x 10, I main a crazy light x2 with a relaxed claw/Palm hybrid, big fan, definitely my favorite mouse. Also have a ULX Tarik ones using before that. Feinmann f01 is a good palm/ergo mouse at this hand size, but I did not like the relatively higher click height of m1/m2.

I ordered a small ulx scream off of Max gaming about a month ago and received it about two weeks ago. It was my first experience with the site but from what I’ve read online they seem to be pretty reputable and I didn’t have any issues with them

I really recommend the mouse if you want to spend the money for it. I previously had a g502 and orochi v2 as well as some cheaper Chinese mice, attack shark x3 and vxe dragonfly r1 pro max. The ulx by far is the best mouse I’ve had. Finalmouse has been known to have qc issues with their mice but the prophecy collection has the best qc from any of their drops.

Mouse - ULX guardian Skates - stock Pad - Wollhek 4.0 Game - Marvel rivals (GM3 atm) Keeb - Huntsman v3 pro mini Audio - Barracuda pro (with custom eq making it sound wonderful for any game except valorant)

These are literally the mice I’ve been looking into, coming from the OP1 and UltralightX Small.

I haven’t bought a pulsar mouse yet. I have a medium ulx I love and I also like the hitscan hyper light a lot as well. I was interested in their x2f and their other new one. How have you liked pulsar so far

Pwnage Stormbreaker for me. I don’t have Carpel Tunnel but I do have repetitive strain flare ups in my wrists and hands now and then. It’s the most comfortable mouse I’ve tried and I get the least fatigue with it compared to my other mice due to ergo shape and low weight. FYI I have used the OG superlight, Deathadder V3 Pro, Finalmouse ULX, and Endgame Gear OP18k. Hope you find the shape that lets you game comfortably!

I put thin painters tape around the entire bottom where the shell connects and my mouse is also feeling way sturdier and the creaking or any kind of noise is completely gone. I love the mouse so much more now!

sell everything but the ulx small

all of these things you mention sensor,unboxing experience,lod they are pretty much nonfactor when you just look at the shape and weight ulx is literally the best fingertip mouse you can buy nothing else comes even close to the shape

I'm considering this and the ATK F1 Extreme. Not sure the extra price is worth it for a bit more curve on the back and carbon fiber. I'm currently using the finalmouse ULX Cheetah

So, to TLDR it, I DID have QC control on my ULX Prophecy CLIX, but I "fixed" most of them and its my go to mouse. I had a right click that was kinda double clicking, nothing rapid and at weird times, it didnt feel normal double clicking problem, I fixed it via using WD40, dropping on the switch, and clicking it, no problem ever since for over two months. Second, creaking, because of the design, and it being a different material than starlight, creaking can and will happen imo in a lot of the models, including mine, again same fix as before, WD40 to any "edges" or "connections" between shells, as the creaking happens beacsue of the parts going against each other, so wd40/lube the shell properly in any gap, clean it, and done, again no creaks since. Long run in terms of durability? currently my shell got scratched slightly, it fell from my hands and left like a few 3 scratched areas, in terms of feeling nothing changed and my hand covers it, finalmouse support and me are talking to see about a shell replacement just for that area, so if that goes well then technically parts to replace are simple but I will elaborate more. Because its a "limited" mouse, aka not a gpro superlight or anything of the sorts, and because the PCB is one board, and not split into boards connected to other boards, repairs and replacements are HARDER, for example for a superlight, if u have bad switches, u dont have to just solder, u can buy a new board just for the switches and the scrollwheel click instead, which is just a plug and play, u open, unplug the board, place new one, done, so the market on other sites for it is huge and so many custom replacements. Also if you ever have problems, u can always get the same mouse easily, but for ULX, or any finalmouse, you will have to SOLDER to fix your problems, if you do a mistake, you cant just go get a new same ULX unless you overpay or wait for new drops or even hope finalmouse can help, and if u go that route, obviousyl it might not be cheap to also receive repairs/parts from them. In terms of also how the material feels, it feels kinda, weaker/lighter than starlight, and even a little "cheaper" compared tot he GPX2 Superlight, it feels nice becasue of no holes on the sides compared to normal ULX, and if you ignore my initial QC problem with the right click, then the buttons, scrollwheel scrolling and middle click, feel great. middle great usually is BAD on most mice as a lot use bad switches, superlight and superlight 2 have HORRIBLE middle click button, it releases EARLY because of the choice, they use a square small switch that is unreliable, finalmouse use a proper mouse switch if I am not wrong, like a proper big one, so you don't release EARLY and the click feels similar to how u would click a button, so it feels amazing. If you don't drop your mouse, dont let it die from never charging (read about Lithium batteries in general) and just, have clean hands I guess to not stain it, you shouldn't have any problem with the ULX down the road, as every batch improved and they have their own warehouse I think now so they manufactor the mice finally properly and able to send it fast. Their support responds fast it seems, I send a message, the next day I receive a response, if you want something from today to tomorrow, it won't happen, but you will get a response, a reliable one, that will mean in a few days your problem will be answered/fixed. I am satisfied with my ULX Clix over my starlight Tenz, the TenZ one is a cool mouse, but the ULX Clix is so far perfect, all prophecy ones look great and seem to be also good in terms of proper quality.

I have 3 mice on my desk rn Deathadder V3 Pro with Quaoar Telos Control skates Logitech GPX with Corepad Pros Finalmouse ULX Large with Corepad CTRL Artisan Zero XSoft DaiDai Orange I always switch between mice I can't decide rn mby the Logitech GPX 2c Finalmouse S or M or Deathadder V4 Keyboard I rly like flat ones I would love the Fnatic Streak as a Hall effect one but I saw Logitech released a new flat one but sadly it is not 8khz so idk if it is worth it for 170€

18.5x10 hands Finalmouse ULX Tiger I used the Rocket Jump Ninja tool to find a mouse for me OFc it suggested a rly expensive one it is such a good shape for big Bands if there would be a solid shell Variant it would be 10/10 mby I will swap to deathadder v4 though

I dont know what you are looking for but I am enjoying my ulx prophecy after using the the hitscan

Qc has been pretty bad. I have 6 ULXes and all of them have some kind of defect, some worse than others. Namely misaligned panels that you can’t fix, the stained coating (which to their credit they have fixed), and dead click zones. I’d go wl mouse personally at this point. Basically the same shape, sturdier magnesium shell and it’s cheaper

Yea every ULX I've ever brought had some QC issue because most of them didn't pop up until after a few hours of heavy usage because the design of the mouse itself is flawed which sucks cause the tech implementation is nice . The shell is broken up into 2 parts, not counting the clicks and bottom plate, and it leads to a ton of instability physically due to too much room for movement. The mouse needs a shell redesign to essentially merge the hump and the rest of the shell together, cf polymer beams to reinforce, and flip the direction of how the clicks are mounted to kill this issue, and then they'll have to redesign how the bottom plate mounts to use 1 screw at each corner at all sizes and have the PCB act as extra structural support for the shell to prevent creaking and flexing on sides. This also isn't counting switch grind, but that's a tricky issue that most mice run depending on click design.

And even then a few grams heavier doesn't really apply anymore when the ULX Comp/Prophecies are shipping with nearly same weight as the current Beast X lineup. My ULX Comp clocked in at 37g with Artisan dot skates and my new main the Beast X Mini Pro is also clocking in at 37g. My Hyperlight clocks in at 40g flat with 4 dots and my Viper V3 Pro clocks at 54g with full skates.

it still is imho. I main an ULX but have no issue with heavier mice.

So you're agreeing with what I said initially? I main the ULX Cheetah for the same reason as you btw so I know where you're coming from.

It's all about personal preference, hand size, and grip. These types of questions are pointless—there are tons of top-level players using both the smallest and largest mice while having different grips. For me, the GPX Superlight and Finalmouse ULX Medium have the best shape and work the best for me (3000 Elo on FACEIT / consistently high Immortal 3 to low Radiant in Valorant).

Finalmouse ULX competition cheetah that’s what I use still til this day although I aggressive claw grip it cuz it’s way more comfortable for that you can still fingertip grip it with flat elongated fingers like a palm grip without your palm touching the back of the mouse just your knuckles and fingers.

What hand size works best for this I got small ahhhhh hands around 17.78-18cm long x 9.5-10cm wide and I like narrow ahhhh nice like the Finalmouse ULX competition cheetah, Zowie ZA13-DW and Endgame Gear OP18K and find the Zowie ZA13-DW too long so I’m pretty much looking for a shorter Zowie ZA13-DW with same width and shorter length so it’s short enough I can aggressively clawgrip it and that would be perfect for endgame.

Game: CS2 Mouse: Finalmouse ULX Tarik small Mousepad: Artisan Hayate Otsu Soft XL Keyboard: Wooting 60HE IEMs: Simgot EM6L

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

I’ve been using my ULX Comp daily since receiving it in mid December and it’s been great. Had to take it apart to adjust alignment but besides that it’s been perfect

Final mouse ULX Kbd fans d65 LG 39” Oled Been playing a lot of no man’s sky this month lol

Personally love finalmouse ULX but its not a very attainable mouse. If you want something accessible and decent i vote the logitech g502 hero wireless.

They gonna hate me for this one but either the Superlight or ULX Prophecy They aren't anything special but I have ALWAYS came back to the superlight after trying out other mice (Besides my HTS + which broke on me 3) ULX prophecy just feels like a better version of the superlight to me tbh, really enjoy it.

You’ve basically got the same size hands as me but thicc. I use a large Finalmouse ULX and it’s ok, I had a Logitech GPX ultralight too and that was a little small. If you’re not a gamer, try the MX master.

Bought last year, zero issues, got the purple one

My hands are just a little bit bigger than yours and I have had success with the glorious model D and the wlmouse sword x, I also used a final mouse Tarik large for a bit and thought it fit well.

i main ulx competition small and op18k , my grip is hybrid ftip/ claw (5 points of contact with my fingers and 1 with the right side of my palm only making a "point") . i reallllyyy loved op18k for claw but the ulx is better for micro ajustements with ftip. it all comes to preference but id rather buy the op18k since the prince is 3x cheaper.. for claw you can see all egg mouses op1 , xm2 are very famous

xm2w, i don't really have interest in other mice anymore but i bought a ulx prophecy for the novelty

G Pro and FM dont even have similar shapes, but +1 to ULX. Love the shape

Can I ask what type of game? Just curious. I think the ULX is pretty good for this, but I sometimes feel like I sacrifice stability with it. Zowie FK/S/ZA series are all excellent shapes for wrist aimers, just a bit dated in tech compared to today. It would also help for you to tell us how your hand measures since the advice will vary greatly depending on this factor

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

20x10cm hands. My preferred grip style is similar to yours; fingertip/claw hybrid, but I probably have a lot less palm contact at the thumb knuckle area as you because my fingers are longer. I prefer the ULX (BeastX/R5 Ultra) shape for that grip more than the RVMSE (Hyperlight) shape. The hump is slightly lower and the buttons are higher. Not a huge difference though. I think you shouldn't worry about changing your mouse when you're about to switch from cloth to glasspad. Finger/wrist/arm contact with the mousepad, particularly on cloth pads, can definitely cause shakiness/rubberbanding during long tracking scenarios. Glass can help with that because you can't dig into the pad and there's a lot less friction. Tekkusai/Glsswrks pads are all fairly smooth against your skin as long as you as your skin is dry enough. Pro tip: A small fan on your desk blowing towards your wrist/arm can be way more useful than a sleeve...or even used in conjunction with a sleeve if you're a hella sweaty boy. As long as you aren't like leaning on your right arm/elbow using it as an anchor/pivot point the skin contact with the pad shouldn't be substantial enough to cause inconsistencies. For tension management have you tried using spacebar for shooting and (if ADS-ing) toggle instead of hold? I tried that for a while (only in aim trainers) and it helped, even when I reverted back to Left Clicking to shoot. My friend who recommended it to me actually plays every game with Spacebar for fire, RMB for jump, and LMB for ads.

Hard agree with this! I had a ulx and it had multiple issues, the worst being that the scroll wheel would scroll on its own with no input, and scroll the opposite way to what you scrolled half the time. It was horrendous to say the least. I eventually bought a WL mouse and it’s been perfect out of the box ever since, it’s an almost identical shape but feels better in my hand without the numerous hexagon cut outs, granted that’s just personal preference.

When did they fix the staining issue? I have the ulx pro series aceu edition and the staining doesn't even come out with an ultrasonic clean with distilled water or 70% isopropyl alcohol. I love the mouse but have been hesitant to buy a newer model because of the staining.

Mousepad Co. Aeroglyde desk pad Wooting 60HE, Alumaze case, GMK keycaps, Owlabs TI switches Finalmouse ULX Comp L for games Lamzu Thorn for everything not games Waiting on my Waizowl OGM pro v2 but it's been like 10 days with no shipping update. I dont understand the new mousepad wave of the big squares and all these materials. Good skates on any decent cloth pad are plenty fast. Deskpads make your keyboard sound better, too.

I have 6 Finalmouses I have had 4 of them for over 3 years and they work like new, perfectly. Mainly the ULX Arceu, I've had it for months, the only thing I find bad is that the whites turn yellow easily, but other than that, it's perfect in all aspects, performance, build quality, durability, etc.

It’s a matter of interest. More than 2 extra thumb buttons get in the way…. But not if you are playing an MMO. cause then 10-12 side buttons are great… but you have the naga trinity, which is lighter than a g502 by several grams so why not that. It’s thinner and it’s lighter and you have swappable side buttons. Me, I use a final mouse ULX for FPS and a starlight pro for work, but if I’m playing something like guildwars or an MMO I’m definitely using my naga. It all depends on what you are playing or doing. In the end, it’s all 100% preferences and branding. Some people like being able to have a heavy mouse, even the mouse pad you are using can effect the usage.

Final mouse ulx aceu edition 1600dpi + wallhack sp004 glass pad Haven’t aim trained in years flex all 3 roles

ultralightX cheetah for fingertip, unfortunately its overpriced and always unavailable, and the available alternative is smaller (beast x small) Got the hyperlight isntead and im really liking it

From personal experience with their last 3 models of mice i can agree for the most part. Two of them have some serious ghost scrolling issues, and support has never gotten back to me about it. I see them more as an art piece tbh, however i still use my ULX Prophecy daily because i love the feel of it and luckily havent had any issues.

tac75 + finalmouse ulx clix + artisan type99 soft xl 🔛🔝

I’ve got the finalmouse ULX and it’s been great

Finalmouse ULX small /PMM Viper v3 pro/ OP1 8k wired (lots of mice these are my favorite) Pulsar Superglide v2/Key-83 Wooting 80he Mangrid Tea Pro/ thieaudio Hype 4/ Sennheiser 490pro All pvp and pve games. Marathon Alpha playtest starts soon) https://x.com/rudyomic/status/1905926817984233933?s=46

Recently got the WL Mouse Beast Pro X Tempered after wanting another ULX but not wanting to deal with terrible QC again. The mouse feels really good and I'm thoroughly enjoying, it might even become my main! I don't normally do reviews but if I was to quickly go through the main points of a mice it would be as follows. Clicks - Feel pretty good, probably the 2nd best omron opticals I've felt right behind the Hitscan Hyperlight. I wish they were slightly lighter but they are not heavy at all. OP1 still has the best clicks for me, compared to the ULX they don't feel as spammable but I honestly prefer them over the ULX. Coating - Better than I expected, I thought this mouse was going to be slippery but it's really not that bad although I would probably use mouse grips with it but I'm trying not to because I like the way it looks as is. Coating is much better than the ULX where I feel like my fingers slide all over that mouse. Shape - This is why you would get this mouse, this shape is such a good shape. I play fingertip / claw grip with 19x10 hand size and this shape is just so good for that. The slight indent on the left side lets you dig your thumb in and have really good control of the mouse. I don't enjoy super small fingertip mice so along with the Hitscan Hyperlight this is up there with my favorite "fingertip" mice for me. Build Quality - This is why you would get this mouse over the ULX. The build quality is so much better than the ULX. There's no flexing, creaking, or anything like that just a normal solid mouse. Overall I highly recommend this mouse especially if you are someone who wants a finalmouse ULX. I really would say to just get this mouse instead as it just makes so much more sense. Mice in background (left to right) - Pulsar X2, ULX, Lamzu Maya X, OP1w 4k, Pulsar X2 Crazylight, Hitscan Hyperlight.

I have 20cm wrist to finger, 8cm knuckles i play the Finalmouse ULX small (cheetah) and find it fine.

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Thank god I got attached to the OP1 shape, I had the same issue of 27 mice. * OP1 8K White + Corepads * OP1w v2 4K Dark Frost * OP1we White * XM1r Dark Frost * Starlight Pro TenZ Small + Tiger ICE * HSK Plus Lite Pink * Hati S Ace Wireless + Corepads * Hati S Plus 4K Transparent Black * Hati S Plus 4K White + Obsidian Dots * Hati S Plus Classic + Ghostglide Dots * HTX 4K Ruby Red + Obsidian Dots * Lamzu Atlantis Mini * Logitech G Pro Superlight White * Pulsar X2 Super Clear Mini * Pulsar X2H Mini Black * Pulsar Xlite Mini Black + Corepads + Grips * Pulsar Xlite V2 Red * Razer Orochi V2 White + Superglides * Razer Viper Mini + Corepads * Sprime PM1 * Vaxee NP-01S Blue Wireless + BTL Grips * Vaxee NP-01S White * Vaxee Outset AX Funspark * Vaxee XE White * Xtrfy MZ1 + Corepads * Zowie EC2-A + Corepads * Zowie ZA13-C + Corepads

https://preview.redd.it/ogoslskxng4f1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=16621abcba04555640f2a05d3d0ef645d40fe3fc Finalmouse ULX Pro ACEU & Razer VIPER V3 Pro

I’m always a huge fan of the low mid hump profile. WL mouse beast x, fk1, finalmouse med, and vancer caster type shapes.

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?

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.

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

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