HSK Pro v2.0 8K Wireless Mouse

Hey, thanks for the suggestion! I tried a fingertip mouse from another brand before, but the left click felt way too stiff for me, so I returned it. Maybe G-Wolves will be better, so I’m planning to give it a try. I’ll probably end up going down the same road as you and buying 20 mice just to test them all lol. Have you ever used a glass mousepad? I play a lot of FPS games, and glass pads feel insanely smooth to me. After switching to one, my Aim Lab Sixshot score went from 110k to 120k. The only downside is that glass pads demand a lot more mouse control, but maybe that actually makes them a good match for fingertip grip. Fingers are naturally really good at tiny, precise adjustments.

Edit: thought you meant fingertip only mice nevermind. Gwolves might have some of the worst customer service out there. But the HSK (and HSK2), Fenrir Pro, and Fenrir Asym are the perfect shape and size for small, medium, and large hands respectively. There are a few other fingertip-only mice Gwolves makes, however they're a lot more niche and obscure so you'll instantly buy them no questions asked or go "huh!?!?!?" The second you look at them. The software is meh, not as atrocious as Razer/Logi/Steelseries/Corsair/HyperX software, but also not as good as the new ASUS browser software (ASUS has had a glow-up from the worst of the worst software, to a brand new browser software that's actually better than Lamzu and Pulsar software). The build quality is really good though, so fortunately the terrible customer service is usually avoided. The owner/creator/founder is a mad-man. Good at making amazing and innovative mice, but at the expense of social decency unfortunately. If you want a Gwolves alternative, you have: WLmouse Miao. Pulsar X2F (wait until V3, V1 has sensor issues, V2 is ok but significantly heavier than it needs to be). Lamzu fingertip-mouse (unreleased, doesn't have a name, it's Lamzu so it'll be goated but damn it feels like we'll get GTA 6 before a new Lamzu release). Kysona Uranus Pro (it's a bit tall for my liking, and a fullsize, but damn it's an amazing fingertip mouse and it's insanely cheap like just buy one and take a hacksaw to it and you're good in all honesty, I'm even currently procrastinating on making custom 3D printed shells for it cause it's so cheap but so amazing despite being cheaper than the budget hello-kitty mouse from my local stationary store). If you want more info, here is a YT video and channel who is specifically a tiny fingertip mouse aficionado: [https://youtu.be/c8ojtzn9H-8?si=n7znAoeI8WyVuOxb](https://youtu.be/c8ojtzn9H-8?si=n7znAoeI8WyVuOxb)

Why would you get the HTR over the hsk pro line or even Fenris a slightly chunkier hsk pro, I mean if you want the best fingertip mouse at least buy the best fingertip mouse that G Wolves makes first.

Yeah if your hands are small and you want to fingertip, get an hsk pro.

There are very few with an adjustable sensor position. I only have experience with the razer orochi V2, Taipan, viper mini, viper mini SE and gwolves hsk pro. So I can only speak on those. You'll have to do your own research on pwnage. They seem to have produced some well priced bangers from what I've heard so I doubt they'll disappoint. The sensors on all modern gaming mice are overkill nowadays so I wouldn't worry about that either. I have a €300 mouse and never used its 8k polling rate.

Had no issue with my Gwolves mouse build quality wise. Currently imo they make the best wireless fingertip mice. Their software is ass though so changing your dpi, keybinds etc. can be annoying. They have a lot of very low weight mice (low 30g for full size and low 20g for fingertip) and they're not scared to experiment with shape so they have some very unique mice. If the conventional shapes don't do it for you gwolves has you covered.

HSK pro ace, 5k hrs

I wouldn't recommend the hsk pro just grab the asym, the fact it comes with 70gf clicks is pretty meh for fingertip, and well replacing them on a new mouse ain't on the list of fun things i like to do. Plus the pinky support from the asym makes a big difference.