Fnatic x Lamzu - MAYA Wireless Gaming Mouse

Looks like someone bought into the marketing hype lol. The best mouse is the one that suits you. Pros get sponsored by brands picked by their orgs and they have an endless supply of those mice. Also, pros practice every day at the top of their level with those mice, so it’s not a surprise they can compete in tournaments and look good using said mice. You’d see so many people having their Logitech G Pro X Superlights having scroll wheel and double click issues and they’re coping hard because of how expensive that mouse is. Meanwhile pros get a replacement immediately because of the sponsorship. I would personally suggest mice such as the Lamzu Maya 4K, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, which had a similar shape to the G Pro or the Hitscan Hyperlight which I suspect may have a similar shape to the Razer Viper (correct me if I am wrong)

119 mm long Maya 8K from those You mentioned above. There is a lot of good mouses from Zowie, Vaxee, Pulsar, EndGame Gear ...... for this hand size. Generally You need a mouse 118-122 mm long. 127 mm Viper is big mouse and normally it is for the hand starting from 19 cm - but I've seen a lot of people with 19 hands who use 105 mm mouses and opposite, I say just general.

Your hands are not small - middle hands are from 17 till 19 cm (middle mouse 116-125 mm). So, generally for this hand and palm grip You need mouse 120 - 126 mm, but You feel that 125 mm Superlight is big. It looks a bit strange measure Your hands once again from wrist crease to middle fingertip. You tell that hand is small, but it is not. Taking into account above, I suggest You to go to the first PC shop and found some size of the mouse which is good for You. Anyhow, lets find something for You inbetween 118-122 mm - all of them good. 1. 122 mm Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed - smaller version of Deathadder V3Pro (one of flagship mouses) 2. 122 mm EGG XM2we - good mouse with optical switches. Not expensive 3. 122 mm ATK Z1 ProMax / Ultra-solid good mouse with best inside. Chinese, good, not expensive. (they have 118 mm ATK F1 - I'm afraid it might be too small for U) 4. 120,4 mm Pulsar X2H v3 or 122 mm Xlite v4 middle size (not Large) - good new mouses with optical switches and sensors... 5. 119 mm LAMZU Maya 4K (not Maya X) or LAMZU Fnatic MAYA 8K - very good mouse, with special top coating, good optical switches and sensor... 6. 118 mm Scyrox V8 or 119 mm scyrox V6 - good chinese mouses with best inside. 7. 118 mm Hitscan Hyperlight - new very good mouse with best inside.

Your hands are not small - middle hands are from 17 till 19 cm (middle mouse 116-125 mm). So, generally for this hand and palm grip You need mouse 120 - 126 mm, but You feel that 125 mm Superlight is big. It looks a bit strange measure Your hands once again from wrist crease to middle fingertip. You tell that hand is small, but it is not. Taking into account above, I suggest You to go to the first PC shop and found some size of the mouse which is good for You. Anyhow, lets find something for You inbetween 118-122 mm - all of them good. 1. 122 mm Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed - smaller version of Deathadder V3Pro (one of flagship mouses) 2. 122 mm EGG XM2we - good mouse with optical switches. Not expensive 3. 122 mm ATK Z1 ProMax / Ultra-solid good mouse with best inside. Chinese, good, not expensive. (they have 118 mm ATK F1 - I'm afraid it might be too small for U) 4. 120,4 mm Pulsar X2H v3 or 122 mm Xlite v4 middle size (not Large) - good new mouses with optical switches and sensors... 5. 119 mm LAMZU Maya 4K (not Maya X) or LAMZU Fnatic MAYA 8K - very good mouse, with special top coating, good optical switches and sensor... 6. 118 mm Scyrox V8 or 119 mm scyrox V6 - good chinese mouses with best inside. 7. 118 mm Hitscan Hyperlight - new very good mouse with best inside.

Best is gonna be entirely subjective. I use a Lamzu Maya X and I like it, if you have smaller hands tho maybe the Maya regular? It’s been a great mouse for me. Mind you I haven’t made GM but have gotten masters fwiw

I like smaller mice, so I went with the small fnatic Maya. The X would have been way too big for me.

Hitscan hyperlight, ATK F1 ULTIMATE, pwnage trinity, maya 8k/maya X, g-wolves hati-s ultra

For fingertip get the Maya non X. Skip on Pulsar (had bad experiences with RMA and battery life). Also they be bumping out new mice every other day so no wonder their quality and service isn’t up to bar. Lamzu and the Maya specifically i can vouch for.

Fingertip ok get the Maya non x or the beast x mini pro, superlight can also work because you know people call it a safe shape.

Maya and Scyrox both absolutely goated. Got the fnatic Maya a week ago and have been slamming with it.

In 2025 there is just no reason to be using wired gaming mice anymore. If price is a concern Logitech have solid options under $100 like the G305 which is like $40 and well reviewed. Perfect for laptop gaming. Don’t listen to anyone trying to sell you nonsense with 8k polling - just meaningless marketing garbage. And I use a Lamzu Maya 4k knowing the 4k polling is nonsense, I just like the size and weight and excellent side buttons.

Size and shape is king, nothing else matters. In my experience pretty much all of the popular fps mice are fucking TINY. But tbf, even Lamzu feels small for me. Fingers crossed for the Pulsar X3 to be fire. I would ve already bought the xlite3 Large, but I love that the X3 has more of back hump than in the middle.

Viper v3 pro would probably be fine, but it's definitely big. You might be more comfortable on a lamzu Maya, egg Xm2 or op1, or hitscan hyper light. People rave about zowie as well, I just don't know them well enough to recommend a specific model. People also love Scyrox, except some people complain that they do not implement the sensor very well. I would investigate more. It might be a great choice for you. One key thing to know is that every single mouse these days uses the same 2-3 sensors and 2-3 processors. Those sensors and processors have a baseline capability, so really performance on mice these days is just a non-issue. Some companies create firmware that works better than others (hence why people complain that the same sensor feels worse or better on one mouse than another), but ultimately the most important feature is *shape*: How it feels in your hand, how it feels to move on the surface of your mousepad. Also, consistent reports and reviews of good build quality is important. Research is the best way to find what you like! I personally ordered multiple and kept the one I liked the most. Just make sure where you're buying has good return policy if you do that.