G403 HERO

Just looking for reccomendations for lightweight gaming mice that won't develop scroll wheel jumping issues, or at least mice that you can vouch for after long term use in games with a lot of scroll wheel usage Every mouse I've ever owned, except for the infinite scroll Logitech mice, have all developed scroll wheel jumping issues where the mouse will input in the opposite direction every 5-10 scrolls, within less than a year or use. These mice being the **Logitech G403**, **G403 Hero**, **Razer Viper Ultimate**, and **Pulsar X3**. I don't think its a problem specific to me and I dont think I'm exceptionally dirty or anything so I don't undestand why I've never heard this problem mentioned in any reviews for these mice or any mice for that matter. I've tried all the usual recommendations (compressed air, rolling the mouse rapidly on its scroll wheel upside down) and none of them work for more than 5 minutes

Just looking for reccomendations for lightweight gaming mice that won't develop scroll wheel jumping issues, or at least mice that you can vouch for after long term use in games with a lot of scroll wheel usage Every mouse I've ever owned, except for the infinite scroll Logitech mice, have all developed scroll wheel jumping issues where the mouse will input in the opposite direction every 5-10 scrolls, within less than a year or use. These mice being the **Logitech G403**, **G403 Hero**, **Razer Viper Ultimate**, and **Pulsar X3**. I don't think its a problem specific to me and I dont think I'm exceptionally dirty or anything so I don't undestand why I've never heard this problem mentioned in any reviews for these mice or any mice for that matter. I've tried all the usual recommendations (compressed air, rolling the mouse rapidly on its scroll wheel upside down) and none of them work for more than 5 minutes

I bought a Logitech G403 in 2017. I liked it so much I bought a second one in 2018, for my work computer. I used the first one so much that the battery capacity eventually degraded: so I got a $9 replacement battery and swapped it in - battery life better than new, even now. It works wirelessly, or wired, and it's snappy, precise, and has a pretty low-key appearance. Looks like they're only $60 now: Logitech G403 HERO Gaming Mouse https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/g403-hero-gaming-mouse edit: It also has a removable weight in the bottom if you want a super light mouse. For me, it feels better to leave the weight in, but the option is there

Logitech G403 HERO mouse and Kychron K2 HE keyboard. Visually, they don't go with each-other, but I priorityse feel and usability over aesthetics.

I use a Xtrfy M4 wired with glass Superglide skates and grip tape. I also have a HyperX haste, HyperX Pulsefire and G403 hero which I found things I didn’t like with them. No software needed for the Xtrfy. Which was a dream for me.

kinda hard to tell from those links but for palm grip around that price the [Razer DeathAdder V3](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Razer+DeathAdder+V3) is a safe bet. also check [Logitech G403 Hero](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Logitech+G403+Hero) or [Zowie EC2-C](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Zowie+EC2-C) - all ergo shapes that fill the palm nicely. rawm leviathan v4 is pretty big so if that's one you're looking at make sure your hands are medium-large. palm grip usually means you want the hump to support your knuckles.

i feel you on finding that perfect shape. the 1850 has that relaxed ergo curve without being too bulky. closest gaming mouse i've tried is the [Razer Deathadder V3](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Razer+Deathadder+V3) wired or the [Logitech G403](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Logitech+G403). both have that full palm support but with modern sensors. the [Vaxee AX](https://featherab.com/shopit?search_keywords=Vaxee+AX) is another option if you want something smaller. i ran into this when i wanted my office mouse feel for gaming. eloshapes doesnt have the 1850 sadly, but those three are worth checking out.