The X2F at 29g has me so damn interested. Currently gaming a beast X mini that I fingertip but, had really wanted to mess with an X2F after I 3d printed my own mouse. The X2F was held back by the weight for something so small it made no sense. Very excited to try that mouse and then also excited for the Lycan at 28g from G-Wolves
Take a fingertip like g-wolves HTR or HTR pro or keychron M4...
Small hands need real small mice. Not mice small for big hands lol
Mots comfortable is htr, mots accuracy is htr pro, and best price/quality is really keychron M4.
For a +50 mice for small hands.
I have a G-Wolves HTR. For CS, it is a fine mouse as I can flick with my arm and spray with my fingers without hitting my palm.
In the end, it's personal preference. If you mostly fingertip your mouse and want more vertical range of motion, they are perfect. If you are palm or claw user, then you'll probably hate them.
Once I tried one of those fingertip small mice, I knew that was the kind of mouse I needed, as I definitely had more ability to flex/unflex my fingers very finely for precise aiming, particularly with my grip style, which I think is relaxed claw/fingertip hybrid
Agreed, G-Wolves offers shapes that 'force' you to adapt to them-- HSK, HTR, Fenrir, and so on; they're unique, and you conform to them (whenever possible, anyways).
Pulsar's latest series featuring custom pro shapes are derivatives of existing shapes-- which makes sense, since pros mained well known mice beforehand anyways. The X2F is the only unique thing they've got, and in all honesty, it's not something super tantalizing for a fingertip-only user.
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