Microsoft - Pro Intellimouse

I keep a list of the biggest mice people recommend on here in case something huge for my massive meat paws comes on the market. Some of them are long, some of them are wide, some aren't either but for some reason people still recommend them. Anyway, here's the list, the dimensions are LxWxH and it's ordered by length. Asus Rog Spatha X - 137x89x45 - 168g Microsoft Pro Intellimouse - 132x69x 43 - 109g Mionix Naos Pro - 131x85x39 - 102g Logitech G502 Hero/Lightspeed - 132x75x40 - 121g/114g Logitech G502 X - 131x79x41 - 89g Zowie EC1-DW - 130x69x42 - 63g Darmoshark M3 - 130x66x39 - 58g Keychron M7 - 128x77x44 - 63g Pwnage Stormbreaker Max CF - 128x68x44 - 43g Razer DeathAdder V3 - 128x68x44 - 59g Rawm MH01 - 127x66x40 - 65g Viper V3 Pro - 127x64x40 - 55g Waizowl OGM Cloud - 126x68x38 - 55g Pulsar Xlite V3/V4 Large (size 3) - 126x70x45 - 58g Teevolution Terra - 125x69x43 - 49g Vaxee NP-01 - 120x66x39 - 75g Cooler Master MM720 - 105x77x37 - 49g Also, if you're looking for cheap, Redragon do some decently sized options... Redragon m908/m913 - 123x92x42 - 117g/128g (not very long but very wide). Happy mouse hunting! Edit: Updated with those in this thread.

The Kone XTD and the Kone 2 are identical in Size and Shape. I have both. An other option could be the Microsoft Pro Intellimouse. It's similar to the EC1 but slightly bigger.

Try a Waizowl Cloud on Aliexpress.. Sellers are selling them for $40 I own ZA12-C, ZA13-C, S1-C, S2-C and OP18K additionally a Intellimouse Pro.. - which gave me inspiration to checkout the Waizowl Cloud The ZA12-C grip width is perfect for me - other mice are just a little to narrow like you described. The Waizowl Cloud is super comfortable and I aim well with it. Checkout on eloshapes! - [https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v8-vs.-zowie-za13-c-vs.-zowie-za12-c-vs.-microsoft-pro-intellimouse-vs.-waizowl-ogm-cloud](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v8-vs.-zowie-za13-c-vs.-zowie-za12-c-vs.-microsoft-pro-intellimouse-vs.-waizowl-ogm-cloud) For aggressive / comfortable claw the ZA12-C is still my fav.. perfect grip width and super comfortable round rear hump. The Waizowl Cloud is another fav shape easily with as much research as I've done comparing back and forth.. The tech and weight for the $ is also pretty great - idc for 4/8k hz mice.

I've used all the biggest gaming mice (Zowie EC1, Intellimouse Pro) for years with palm grip and I recently snagged a smaller, lighter mouse because it was on deep sale and it instantly made my aim better because I can now take advantage of my finger tips and wrist more. I'm still trying to get over the shock of how much I like the smaller mouse. Here's [a comparison](https://i.imgur.com/CdupkIU.png). I guess I'm saying all this to say don't be afraid to try something totally different, you might be surprised.

If weight doesnt matter much, get Pro Intellimouse. Absolute banger and legend among all mice.

I have been using wireless mice since 2005. Logitech MX user ever since the first one. Wired with a bungee is much better for gaming. I have always had both on my desk.

I said I use both. I have 2 Wireless options. I have the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K, a Logitech MX 3S, and a wired Microsoft Intellimouse Pro. The wired intellimouse feels so much better for gaming. Obviously, you assume too much.

Intellimouse pro is my GOAT

Intellimouse. https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=logitech-g903-lightspeed-vs.-microsoft-pro-intellimouse I have similar issues with large hands, and in particular I can't use most side buttons because I have to drag my thumb backwards to do it, but I don't have this issue with the Intellimouse.

The biggest mouse i know are the BenQ Zowie line or the Microsoft Intellimouse, but even those might be too small in this case

With very large hands too, I’ve found that claw grip benefits me the most. But you might want to try the large EC shapes. Zowie EC1 and all that. But one huge mouse I liked was the Microsoft intellimouse. Massive.

With very large hands too, I’ve found that claw grip benefits me the most. But you might want to try the large EC shapes. Zowie EC1 and all that. But one huge mouse I liked was the Microsoft intellimouse. Massive.

I've been using Microsofts Intellimouse since I started using computers and I probably always will. So that one's the best

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.