Hati-M HTM ACE Wireless Gaming Mouse

I really like the [G-wolves Hati](https://i.imgur.com/CdupkIU.png), I just swapped to it after using the EC1 for the last several years. It's lighter and symmetrical, my aim is a lot better already.

There are definetly really expensive mice. 120-180 dollars. Some good(lamzu, gwolves, razer) and some bad(Logitech, final mouse) but there are also really cheap mice. Like atk, kysona, mchose, keychron g and m series(most of their mice are 30-50$) and some really good affordable mice like the op1 8k(75$ and considered by many as one of the best mice)

G wolves is honestly underrated. I understand the criticism against them, but they are undeniably the most innovative mouse company at the moment, especially in terms of weight.

Darmoshark M5, honestly just go for G wolves products

Can’t find the perfect mouse :( X2 Crazylight, WLmouse Beast X, Superlight 2… I want the lightest mouse for claw grip 😅 without holes in the shell if possible and optical switches. Any recommendations? Edit: Searching for an even lighter option 😅 like sup 35grams

No optical switches :) that’s the issue

Nah got like 3 mechanical switches didn’t like the feel :D

People saying to buy from ATK instead. It's fair, but recently more and more of the budget companies seem to have sub par implementations of new sensors. I would rather stick to the big (Razer, logitech, vaxee, lamzu, sorta zowie, sorta pulsar) brands, pay more and guarantee a good mouse (or at least good service if it's not a good mouse, don't buy gwolves). The GPX2 is fine but I feel it's outclassed by the Viper V3 Pro at this point.

Interesting. I will say, regardless of all that, the VV3P in my experience using it over around 6 months is still one of the best mice in pretty much every sense, though I definitely understand the "floaty" feeling, my zowie feels more snappy(?) For a reason I couldn't work out. I thought the pixel skipping had been fixed, purely because I never experienced it, but I guess not. However, it's still entirely outclassed by my Zowie and I doubt I will also ever buy a Razer mouse again. But I'd still avoid the majority of the "cheap" companies, something always feels a little off to me when I try them.

Grip tape might be an option for this? You can get quite a lot for dirt cheap and replace it as often as you need. Lots of mice these days have coatings on them. Best I can think of is a gwolves mouse + using cheap grip tape like meow gaming gear which are thin, cheap and don’t last long anyway. Gwolves mice are completely uncoated plastic which may make them easier to clean (may be worse now that I think about it) They have a relatively shallow golf ball texture on them and they don’t have any lips or anything