MCHOSE - A7 Pro

I recommend the mchose a7 pro, the clone of the logitech superlight, the mouse is great.

i personally dont like the xm2we(which has the same shape as xm1r) but solely due to the shape, other than that it is a good mouse. depends on what kind of shape you want for your mouse. if you want a safe option, or a mouse with a shape that can accomodate for multiple gripstyles and handsizes, there are many g pro superlight clones that are bascially just as good, such as mchose a7 pro or incott g23 (there are many others). zowie also still sells their wired c-series mice too which are also great options. you could also find some good deals for used options. I personally use the deathadder v3 wired.

If you want the exact same shape Lamzu Maya X or Mchose A7 Pro are very good options

Mchose A7 Pro. It's a GPX clone. I bought one recently. Pretty damn nice. Great build, clicks, software web based, everything. No complaints. 

Get the a7 pro

Dont buy razer oe logitech. G305 is a 2018 mouse. Bad sensor only 12k polling, uses AA Battery is a disgusting mouse for 2025 standards. Go Mchose A7 pro. Is for medium to big hands and serves all types of grips is around 50 dollars. Go to eloshape and check the size and shape of the mouses you have tried before to see if you like it or not.

r1 pro or mchose a7pro/ultra also buy from aliexpress its way cheaper

I've heard of quality control issues on the attack shark x3 and it's noticeably lower quality than the r1 and mchose a7 while being the same price

I absolutely love the Mad R Major and the IPI Float 88. However, they're not big mice by any means and might not be comfortable for you if you have large hands. I would suggest the **Incott G23 Pro** or the **MChoose A7**, since they are Logitech Superlight clones and, in my opinion, more suitable for bigger hands.

My hands are similar to yours. Ended up going with a Deathadder v3 Pro after trying a slew of mice. Mchose A7 (gpx clone), and Maya X were too small, had to hold them in an odd tilted way to not feel discomfort. Even the Maya Thorn didn't feel right.

Incott g23, still feels more premium than the mchose a7 and atk a9.

If your budget is limited and you want something comfy and you play palm grip I think the Mchose A7 could definitely fit you, if you can spend a bit more the Lamzu Maya X / Logitech GPX are some of the greatest mice of the moment and are worth the investment.

The G Pro Wireless has the same shape as the Superlight but has 2 extra side buttons for left handed users. So if you don’t need those side buttons you can look into Superlight clones. Incott G23 V2, ATK A9 Pro/Ultra, and MChose A7 are all good choices. Now if you need side buttons on both sides, there are barely any mouse on the market with that. G Pro 2 Lightspeed is the revamped G Pro Wireless so it has those buttons. There’s also the Pulsar X2A, but that’s a very different shape.

Naa im a mchose shill tbh i have the a7 and m7 too both with insane qc. Got the old ax5 even but eww it had crunchy clicks. Mchose stepped up their game big time.

Pretty much this, if you have the money to afford it without overthinking its price then go for it. It comes with 2 year warranty and automatic profile switching, and the best battery life out there. Also in case anything goes wrong you have a guaranteed way of reaching out to support for help. If you just want to game and and play games without the other features then the Mchose A7 or ATK A9 is the better choice

Mchose a7 and incott g23 v2 are good examples of this. Kysona Jupiter is a good viper v3 clone.

m800 ultra is tier 3 for me. It felt cheap as hell. compared to my incott g23, and mchose a7. Rapoo tho can be argued for tier 1 or tier 2, they have the best mouse wheel, and best omron implentation, but my right click doesnt register.

Mchose A7 feels similar with its omron opticals

Mchose A7 is a solid and pretty direct clone. I would only get the pro version as the non pro has an older sensor but it's solid overall for the price. Mchose A5 is a slightly smaller GPX clone if you want a slightly smaller version. Ajazz AJ139 Pro: Cheapest build quality of all of them but is an okay overall clone. Incott G23 is a pretty exact clone with exceptional build quality and hotswap switches, overall probably the best of the clones i'd go for this one over any others. Puretrak Valor is a 1-1 clone with a change to the back of the mouse which isn't horrendous but the other options clear unless it's on a deep sale (got it for 25$ a while back)

I recommend Mchose over vxe or any chinese brands actually for this price point. Mchose A7's quality clears vxe, attack shark, and eweadn by a mile

it's pretty good. there are g pro superlight clones like the atk a9/mchose a7 around this price range as well though, and for me the use of usb-c on those is already enough to make me prefer those instead.

I bought a Mchose A7. Works perfectly well and was €40 on AliExpress.

Given his hand size the Mchose A5 would be a nice option as well. OP, the A5 and A7 are basically GPX Superlight clones, the A7 being a little larger, but Mchose makes great mice and this shape would be very safe for you as well.