MAYA Wireless Gaming Mouse

i love the lamzu maya! It is a really really REALLY good gaming mouse outside of minecraft too. It can double click if you want it to, but it will never double click on accident. Its quite lightweight, and has light and satisfying clicks too! You can also drag click about 17-22 very consistently and it has the perfect texture for it, making boat clutches easy, you can also get the 8k polling rate version which would help a tiny bit with aligning your eyes perfectly. Its small but its still alright with bigger hands such as mine, i can palm it in a way that is comfortable and can butterfly as well as fingertip grip for better aim and faster movement. I sound like a sales person but its genuinely just a really good mouse, both for minecraft and other activities! It's about $90 usd i think for the 4k polling rate version which i have. It will last you a very long time if you treat it right !! Also im gonna detest some of the other recommendations. -bloody A70: genuinely just a really bad mouse, its only purpose is butterfly and drag clicking, it is terrible for any other activities than bridging. -Glorius mice in general: they have quite poor qc and often break quite fast, although i think some of their newer ones have better qc if im not mistaken, but you can get better for the same price. -turtle beach burst II air: very lightweight, ive heard its a pretty decent mouse but again its still just a drag and butterfly click mouse imo, also a pretty uncomfy shape, if you dont go with the maya i recommend this one the most though!

when you like at the more competitive mice market outside of the big retailers like logitech, roccat, etc, the people making the mice such as those at Lamzu actually care about making a good product that is competitive in the market, i.e better quality and price than large retailers. The burst 2 pro coming from turtle beach means that they care more about profits than the product, hence the more expensive price. It does have a 8khz sensor which is great, but you could also spend a bit extra for the 8khz version of the maya if you so please, which is like 5-10$ cheaper based off the first prices i saw online. if those few dollars were out of the equation it really comes down to personal preference, the maya X (the more expensive slightly bigger, higher polling rate version of the maya) has customizable debounce time to allow for double clicking, they use optical switches (which in my experience feel really nice). The burst 2 pro also has those optical switches and an 8khz polling rate, the only \*real\* difference is 1 the shape, and 2 the sensor (but i doubt you would feel a difference in sensor), and the burst 2 pro is 57g while the maya x is 47-49. so if i would condense why i would personally go for the maya x over the burst 2 pro is the shape, and the fact smaller companies such as lamzu actually care about the product they are making and are passionate in giving the user the best experience possible, but really its all up to you to decide :) side note, the maya x also comes with spare feet pads, a velvet bag for the mouse, a dust proof seal (???), and the burst pro 2 comes with some spare feet, and some mouse grips. (also the cables, dongle, etc for both) [maya x link](https://lamzu.com/products/lamzu-maya-x) [burst pro 2 link](https://www.turtlebeach.com/products/burst-ii-pro-mouse#TechSpecs) also you may want to look at more mice! This is merely my opinion, [this website](https://ausmodshop.com/collections/gaming-mice) is where i go to search for more high end mice from mice specific companies, although it is an australian retailer so if you see anything there you may want i recommend looking for a local retailer if you are not australian :) (although be careful a lot of high end mice are unable to double click, making butterfly and drag clicking impossible!) hope you get exactly what you are looking for :D edit: just in case it wasnt clear, im talking about 2 different Lamzu maya mice in the two comments I left, this one im talking about the maya x, and the first I was talking about the regular maya. I decided to talk about the maya x in this comment because it has closer and more comparable specs to the burst pro 2, although if you want to cut of 20-30$ the regular maya is still such an amazing mouse, its what i personally use :)

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

Mine is fnc lamzu Maya mini on a g-sr-se. That mouse fits my hand so well even a year later

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.

My hands are similar to yours. Ended up going with a Deathadder v3 Pro after trying a slew of mice. Mchose A7 (gpx clone), and Maya X were too small, had to hold them in an odd tilted way to not feel discomfort. Even the Maya Thorn didn't feel right.

Lamzu Maya 8k does fit my small hands, I use fingertip with it.