Fenrir Asym 8K Wireless Mouse

I mained the fenrir asym for 3 months and it was the worst decision to sell it to buy a OP1 8k V2. The fenrir asym is the best mouse that I have ever used. The pinky rest gives you so much stability if done right, it‘s miles ahead of any full size mouse and offers more mobility. I have ordered a new one

the OP1 is the best full size mouse in my opinion. The weight, the quality, the clicks are all top tier and especially the shape is great. The thing is that the Asym offers a lot more freedom and together with the sensor position it‘s night and day. With „if done right“ I mean that you need to place the grip tape correctly and put your pinky to the corner of the bulge. this mouse stands and falls with grip tape placement since it‘s uncoated and you need good grip for pure ftip.

OP1 8K Beast X Pro Fenrir Asym 8k in that order

As a fingertip gripper it is a straight upgrade. I just wish the fenrir asym had optical switches.

This is why I disagree those that dismisses the X2F and always shilling the Fenrir. The X2F has width specifically for reasons like this, that fenrir is way too damn small and putting on -1mm of grip tape ain’t gonna do shit. The weight of the X2F is abysmal for its form factor but it’s still in the lightweight category. My advice is swap it with either the Pulsar X2 CL Mini or the X2F.

Had mine about 2 months, it’s my first fingertip mouse and the lightest mouse I own. No issues so far, been really liking it. Ordered a glass pad to try out with it soon.

For my specific grip and hand size, gwolves fenrir asym

You have to try fingertip mice yet, I recommend the Gwolves Fenrir Asym or the Pro. I currently use the Asym and as a fingertip grip user this mouse is Endgame, not even close. 50 Gram mice feels like a brick compared to the 21gr of the Asym and so much more control over micro movements. Only way I buy another one is an updated version with better internals, MCU, sensor and who knows, maybe magnetic switches in the future.

Honestly the side buttons are a little bit harder to use than a normal mouse, I can easily press the backward button but the forward one is harder, I only use one of them so it doesn't bother me but I think there are workarounds for this. But the benefits of the shape and weight far overcomes the negatives.

One cause of instability can be in game nerves/tension messing with the mechanics (which isnt as apparent with larger mice). At least it is for me, it takes me at least 3-4 games before i start relaxing more and locking in (without tension) and the benefits of the mouse really comes through. With that said, i am one of those that rotate the Fenrir Asym in and out, but its more of a comfort thing. When browsing, editing, or just playing really relaxed games precision is not really the highest priority and i might just want to rest my entire hand on something. That doesnt mean i dont perform my best with the Asym and fingertip mice are a gimmick, it just means it's a very specific (and fun!) tool for a specific purpose rather than a swiss army knife i use for everything.

Imma join the choir and sing gospel to the fingertip goat Fenrir Asym, it just has the right things prioritised. Super low clickheight: CHECK. Extra width where needed for comfort: CHECK. Weight in proportion to size: CHECK. Light clicks: CHECK.