Model D Wired 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!

Can you go to a local PC store and try any? I absolutely hate the g502 shape and design. For casual gaming I use the Glorious Model O and for competitive the Razer Viper Ultimate.

Logitech g pro wireless. I used to have the g502, also a great mouse. I have the glorious model O, and a few others as well, but I would not recommend any of them over the first two mentioned

glorious model O fits my hand nice

I don't know if they build mice with durability in mind anymore. I average a new mouse each year at this rate. I've owned the G502, Roccat Tyon, Glorious Model O, Logitech Superlight, Superlight 2 Dex, Deathadder V4 pro... One or two others I have forgot about. The only mice on that list that didn't cause me any issues were the G502 & Roccat Tyon. So every lightweight mouse I have owned has developed issues. Just seems to be how these increasingly absurd lightweight mice are. The Superlight decided to develop an annoying double click on one or more buttons, same with the Superlight 2 Dex. I'm permanently done with Logitech after that. The Deathadder V4 is my first ever Razer product, so wish me luck. EDIT: Small rant, but 60-80grams is perfectly fine for a mouse. Why the fuck do they use weight as a marketing thing, nobody needs a sub 50 gram mouse. Using half the materials just screams "I will break much quicker".