Ninjutso - Sora 4K Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse

When 4K came, I bought the Ninjutso Sora 4K. So happy with it.

I have pretty much the same grip style and hand size. I found out for me that while the ec shape like the xlite are very comfy, they're sometimes not great cause I can't micro adjust with my fingers. I now really like either lower humps like viper mini/finalmouse inspired or something with a back hump like the Sora 4k. Allthough I think the lower hump is nicer.

Hey guys, I haven’t tested many mice. My current mouse is the Ninjutsu Sora V1, and I play a claw/palm grip. My previous mice were the Logitech G Pro Superlight 2, the Razer Viper Ultimate, and long long time ago the Mad Catz R.A.T. 3 😂 My hand size: Length: 18.5 cm Width: 10 cm Personally, I hate the G Pro Superlight. It feels slippery because my hands sweat a lot, and the shape just isn’t for me. The Viper was better, but still not perfect. With my Ninjutsu Sora V1, I kinda like the shape and really like the texture. But I think it’s a bit small for my hand, and it started to squeak after long-term use. I’m not looking for the exact same shape, and I’m open to trying different grips. The most important things for me are: lightweight, good texture, solid build quality, and satisfying clicks. Now I need your suggestions!

Depends on your grip style but generally i recommend something light. I use a ninjutso sora 4k or sometimes an atlantis lamzu. You should be able to score them at ok prices no matter where you are.

I mainly play valorant and fortnite (zero build). Mice: Atk x1 pro and Ninjutso Sora Skates: tiger ice v2 dots (x4) Mousepad: Artisan Hien Soft Keyboard: Custom Monsgeek M1 V3 iem: Simgot ew200 Monitor: Gigabyte G27q

A lot of people coming from that shape (myself included) end up being quite happy with the Pulsar X2H Mini, Ninjutso Sora, and Scyrox V8. Like you I really loved the Logitech mouse for the same reasons when it comes to it's shape. I did a lot of research and found out another factor that makes it so satisfying is the placement of the hump which is more oriented towards the back of the mouse. But I wanted to try an upgrade and ended up with the Scyrox V8 and couldn't be happier. To me this felt like a direct upgrade while still feeling very familiar and I didn't feel like I was losing out on the shape. It even has that inward taper for the ring/pinky fingers and has the same snug feel in the back of my palm. It uses an optical version of the Omron switches for a similar if not better soft click feel as I personally don't like stiff clicks. If you decide to go with the V8 though just be aware that the battery drains pretty fast for any polling rate beyond 1kHz. When it comes to the weight and performance though feels like I got thrown lightyears into the future! lol Essentially any mouse with the X2H Mini shape should in theory feel pretty good. Just find a version that has the internal hardware/features you prefer and go with that. [https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v8-vs.-pulsar-x2h-mini-vs.-ninjutso-sora-vs.-logitech-g305-lightspeed](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v8-vs.-pulsar-x2h-mini-vs.-ninjutso-sora-vs.-logitech-g305-lightspeed)

Weird take calling him a marketing Junkie and defending Logitech to the blood. I was a long time Logitech user and even tried a lot of razer mice but getting my first glorious mouse opened a new world for me. I tried some mice from lamzu, ninjutso, G-Wolves. And to my surprise they all felt better and were cheaper with at least the same quality. Hanging on brands like Logitech and Razer, etc is bad it think. It makes them stop moving forward, being innovative and sell their mice for a more competitive price.