G703. You have large hands. Best buy runs sales every week on different mice. This week is the superlight 2 SE. It's the superlight 2 just without the 8k polling rate dongle. Switching to a superlight would probably throw you off. Not sure how often you use the extra buttons on the 502 or switch DPI. I used a G602 for a long time thinking I needed 8 buttons. Now a G pro X. Aim is significantly better and I don't need to have my DPI at 2000 to 360. It takes a couple of weeks to get used to, I use the free steel series mouse trainer.
I have a Logitech G703 and before that I used a Logitech G403.
I'm probably going to swap to a Redragon M693 for gaming because both of my Logitech mice flip out of even a single cat hair gets in them. I didn't realize that other mice didn't do that, and that I wouldn't need to spend so much time carefully using tweezers and trying not to scratch the mice up.
The Redragon mouse is cheap and even though I imagine it has a lower polling rate, the ability to not need to clean my mouse every time my cat walks across my desk during shedding season is a huge bonus.
Plus, it works as wired, with a dongle, or BT5.1, and the battery lasts pretty long from what I've seen thus far.
It does have a higher liftoff distance than you might be used to, but I do not mind that.
I have a similar hand size and grip, and can recommend this as well.
Teevolution Terra, G703, Pulsar X3
I tried an xlite (size 3) and found it pretty uncomfortable for a palm/claw
I have tried. A lot. I can play good and all but never as good and as confident as with large ergo mice. Like the deathadder, logitech 703, ec1a. I just feel I don't have as effective of a range of motion with symmetrical.
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