Beast x, xtrfy m4, logitech g pro superlight, the new version of the razer viper, g wolves htx ace, lamzu maya x, logitech g502.
Out of all of these the superlight/maya would be my runner ups but they dont even come close.
I can't really say. I've only had the mouse for just over 2 weeks. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to someone unless they knew they liked the shape because I know people have had issues in the past. I personally didn't know I liked the shape till I got it but I made that decision myself and if the mouse has issues it'll be on me. So far though I have no issues and it's built really well for how light it is.
I've owned 2 other gwolves mice as well with no issues. A HTS Plus and an HTX Ace and both have been fine quality wise. Their customer support is indeed awful though. Not professional nor helpful most of the time, so if you do have an issue, it'll be a pain in the ass. Their latest driver for the mouse does not let you change the lift off so I emailed and got no help and I had to figure out on my own that I needed to downgrade to the other driver to change it. Just not a good experience.
The gwolves htx is pretty flat but I find that it doesn't really encourage me to not curve (pronate might be the right term idk) my hand like I do when I claw other mice. I think it's mainly because I aim a lot with my fingertips and forcing my hand flat doesn't support that type of aim
Gwolves htx, Hts, Hts plus are all small lightweight wireless mice. I main the htx ace, its the only small mouse under 40g with 6 programmable buttons.
Have also heard good things about the Wlmouse Beast Miao if you want something even smaller and cuter.
Hey my HTX Ace broke too! Barely used it maybe dropped it on the carpet a couple times and next time I try it, it won’t turn on or anything even with a wire
HTX Ultra 8K - still 120$ 32.1 g on sale pre-order :D
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