L7 Ultra

+1 for Mchose L7 Ultra. I have the same hand size and prefer the L7 Ultra Plus but that seems like a preference thing.

+1 for Mchose L7 Ultra. I have the same hand size and prefer the L7 Ultra Plus but that seems like a preference thing.

what's your hand size & grip style? Since you already referenced a couple ambis: MChose L7 Ultra, Zaopin Z1 Pro Max..pick whichever shape suits you..but the internals will be better than the ones mentioned & cheaper

Yep, exactly what I meant. i think you'd probably be happy with either one, and they'd be suitable for your hands which are on the smaller end. Zaopin is an egg shape that I think gives a nice locked in feel, and the L7 is a more common shape. The l7 is a few g lighter, and there is a variant that is closer to the crazylight in weight if that's important to you in any way (39g vs 36), usually more of a concern of someone with a fingertip or claw style i would think

MCHOSE L7 Ultra+, I have the same hand size and play relaxed claw with it.

Hand size - 20cmx10,5cm Currently my main is the ***Mchose L7 Ultra+*** Fits perfectly for agressive or more relaxed claw grip, real solid choice. Also got two others one that i have it before the L7 arrival: **Scyrox V8** Man i love that mice. I use less now but it feels soo good, even with a large hand for it's size that big hump makes out for itself. I only need to curl my pinky to avoid been ran over while flicking while playing tactical or fast paced FPS games, despite that feels great. **Mchose M7 Ultra** This Zowie U2 *inspired* mice is absolutely comfortable for a relaxed claw. I use for MMORPGs and casual stuff, that shallow flare in the thumb side really makes the grip natural. Looking forward to try a more humped and larger mice like Zowie ZA13 or Lamzu Inca, too bad Zowie ZA13 is very expensive here and makes me turn away from buying it.

What did you feel was missing from the finalmouse ultralight 2. Compared to the finalmouse, the MCHOSE L7 Ultra's sensor is a bit more forward facing (heard its better for fingertip) and 9g lighter. Probably not a bad bet if you try that one. Attack Shark R6 very similar/2g lighter than the Kysona Merc at ~52$. Keychron m4 is 50-70$ depending on the polling rate you want, but might be too small for your hands. Darmoshark M5 Air, G-Wolves HTS Ultra 8K, G-Wolves HTX Mini 8K, G-Wolves HT-S2 Pro 8K would be interesting to look at too. More than $50 though Not a fan of Incott 029,VXE R1 Pro,MambaSnake m3,MambaSnake m5 ultra based on what I can see on eloshapes.

Totally a viable option lol. I couldn’t decide between the OP1w and the X2H v3 but ended up buying the OP1 AND an Mchose L7 Ultra because the mchose was so much cheaper and basically the same shape as the pulsar. Depending on if you want something like the OP1w/X2H v3 vs the Rival 3/Maya I’d highly recommend their L7/A5 mice. Build/software/performance is awesome on my L7, I just personally liked the OP1w shape more. My hand size is 19x10.5 fwiw. Oh and btw from looking at eloshapes, the sensor in the Rival 3 is pretty far back towards the palm. The L7 is probably the closest to that position of any of the mice mentioned, even though that’s not as important as shape. Hope you can find a shop to try some stuff out!

Actually, VXE Mad R (Major or not) are the new successor to the VXE R1, and are better in every way to the VXE R1. As compared to the Mchose L7 Ultra, they are very similar, but the VXE Mad R Major is larger for the same size, the Mchose L7 Ultra is a small size, whereas the VXE Mad R is a medium size. Yet, both are +- 39g (with skates and on their 200mAh version). So for that reason, the VXE Mad R Major is the best mouse over the Mchose L7 Ultra imo. Nevertheless, both are great mice, and you cannot go wrong going either way.

Do you have a source to understand what you mean by "VXE no longer has Omron opticals"? It is my understanding, and also the specification, that the VXE Mad R Major does use Omron Optical switches.

I recommend the Mchose L7 Ultra, around 70$. Or also the VXE MAD R Major. Both are superlight mouse, great sensor (PAW 3950), really light (36-39g), up to 8k polling rate (even tough you only really need 1KHz...), (Omron optical switches etc.). no need to buy fancy Logitech / razer or other expensive brand when nowadays pro gaming mice are so much more affordable and super high quality.