**Need help from fellow mouse nerds — I’m lost in the sauce 🖱️**
So, I’ve been through a few mice already and I’m still stuck in mouse purgatory.
I need help before I lose my last brain cell over this.
My hand size is around **18.5x10 cm**, and I use a **claw grip**.
# Here’s my tragic journey so far:
Tried G Pro Superlight , Viper, Lamzu, Scyrox… still no endgame.
* **G Pro Superlight** – felt like holding a potato. Way too round for me.
* **Viper V3 Pro** – big improvement over the Superlight, honestly pretty solid, but its kinda big mouse.
* **Lamzu Paro Aurora** – this one *blew me away* in terms of comfort and build quality, but for some reason I just couldn’t feel confident with it in-game.
* **Scyrox V8** – bought it after watching a ton of reviews, but the back hump is *way too aggressive*. My hand said “nope” real quick.
Now I’m eyeing the **F1 V2**, but I’ve heard too many complaints about the sensor being placed too far back, and that kinda puts me off.
I’ve also been keeping an eye on the **ATK Duckbill**, but I just can’t make up my mind about it.
Yeah, I know it sounds like I’m being way too picky — but surely someone out there has had a similar experience and finally found *the one*.
Would love to hear what you ended up sticking with.
Thanks for reading my mouse midlife crisis 😂
Recently looking for new mouse and tried: Corsair Sabre V2 Pro, Lamzu Paro Aurora, Logitech G Pro X Lightspeed/ G502X and Razer Basilisk V3 pro. Corsair and Lamzu are excellent for kids or people with tiny hands. G Pro x is too symetrical, G502X too many buttons and weird shape. Razer did best but not perfect.
Hello everyone. I'm looging for my DeathAdder V3 replacement. She is good for short time usage but gaming sessions could be uncomfortable. My best mouse was Corsair Glaive RGB but it's no longer available. Through last moth i've tried:
\* Corsair Sabre V2 Pro - this is mouse for kids, not adults with wide hands
\* Lamzu Paro Aurora - excellent performace but again, too small
\* G502 Ligthspeed Hero - forget about it, maximum uncomfortable
\* G Pro X Superlight 2 SE - nope, symetric shape is not for me
\* Razer Basilisk V3 Pro - better than G502 but still, not this shape and too expencive
My hand is 18 x 10,5cm
Thinking about Pulsar X3 but don't want spend 149$ for a mouse. 100$ and below would be great. Don't want fancy gaming features 8K, 4K, 9999 buttons and milion dpi. It must be comfort, wireless and have good sliders, that's all.
Thank you in advice.
If available get Pulsar Xlite es V3 or V4, battery lasts like 1 month (per charge), form itself is far more comfortable than deathadder v3 (avoid razer, mine scroll wheel started acting after 6 months)
Scroll wheel on pulsar is very light smooth and satisfying they have their own blue encoder
Another mouse to recommend : Lamzu Paro Aurora (it have optical scroll wheel encoder, which I'm heavily using and its important for me)
I'd recommend going with Hitscan Hyperlight. It's pretty close to what he's used to but has less curves and tha butt is much slimer but overall it's a safe shape.
What's more important is QC. I got mine and it was a refresher to recieve a mouse that has no quirks or issues out of the box. Before that I got burned by Lamzu Thorn(had to test 3 samples to pick a good one), Lamzu Paro Aurora(right click is subpar, LOD is stuck at high setting), Lamzu Maya(1st sample had bad right click, 2nd sample is perfect), VXE Mad R(twisted bumpy bottom plate), Attack Shark R6(overall perfect but the main clicks end in a sharp stoppage so it gives me finger pains if I game all day).
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