Model D Minus Wired Mouse

for minecraft the model o- or model d- work pretty good for drag clicking, both usually around 40-50 on amazon. the switches make big difference for this stuff - you want optical or really light tactile switches that don't debounce much. g502 is heavy mouse with switches that aren't great for high cps techniques, so getting something lighter with better switches will definitely help your clicking. but also don't expect miracles - took me months of practice to get consistent butterfly clicking even with good mouse.

Not a great mouse but the Glorious Model D and D- both have pretty quiet clicks. The Pulsar xlite v2 also has quieter clicks. I hate noisy clicks when I’m playing and besides office mice these were the quietest I could find so far.

Not a great mouse but the Glorious Model D and D- both have pretty quiet clicks. The Pulsar xlite v2 also has quieter clicks. I hate noisy clicks when I’m playing and besides office mice these were the quietest I could find so far.

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

Nothing ideal yet but I've used or tried: - Glorious Model O- and Model D- - Pulsar Xlite Crazylite Mini - Steelseries Prime Mini - Zaopin ZPW (SS Prime Mini shape) - Darmoshark N7 Max (Another SS Prime Mini Shape) - Razer Cobra (wanted to get a feel for the viper mini shape so tried the cobra, wasn't a fan of the side grooves) - Razer Deathadder V1 and Mini - Attack Shark R1 (Razer Dav 3 Hyperspeed shape) - Chery Xtrfy M64 8k - Xtrfy M42 Going to wait for the Endgame Gear EL1w to release and see how that feels. Also tempted to buy the ATK F1 V3. My hand size is basically the same as yours, maybe closer to 20x9.5.

Well I'm definitely an asymmetrical mouse fan but just not an ergo fan if that makes sense. The typical ergo shape like Deathadder, Zowie EC/Pulsar Xlite just doesn't suit me. But neither do symmetrical mice with equal height clicks and a lack of offset flare out. So basically I'm still looking for an asymmetrical mouse that isn't an ergo for relaxed claw/palm grippers. I genuinely cannot say any of those mice are favourites. There's good and bad aspects in all the mice I've tried. I'm still looking for my perfect, or near perfect mouse. One positive is I know exactly what I don't like now and what I do like im terms of size/shape/clicks etc. So I'm much more able to tell almost instantly if a mouse is good or not for my preferences. If I was envisioning it, something like the hitscan hyperlight/ATK F1 but an asymmetrical version of it. So a bit tilted but still low height main clicks, slightly tilted sides, flare out for pinky, slightly tilted hump etc. Basically a hybrid ergo and symmetrical design in a smallish-medium mouse.

mine are 18.5x10( 10cm including thumb ) and I got an a9 plus, didn't like it at all. the middle hump made my fingers hurt . For context, I also come from a model D, but the last 3 years I've been using a haste 2 . Model D mostly palm and some relaxed claw, and the haste mostly relaxed claw/knuckle claw and sometimes fingertip. By far model D was the most comfy, but kinda clunky to aim with, while haste feels a lot more agile but not the most ergonomic. Now I'm getting a vxe r1 pro, to see if the hump being further back helps with the relaxed claw, probably next week. I'll let you know so you have a little more info!