Pulsar Gaming Gears - TenZ Signature Edition

Tenz is my favorite right now. Excellent mouse. DAV4 is also unsurprisingly really really good.

it is yep

yeah 130$ is pretty fair

i guess yeah

can't wait for 14th april so I can get a better color variant.

it's a business thing for both parties, but as a fan of this shape idc and I will cop it.

sure but I bet the qc would be perfect on it

To stay within your budget, I recommend an Mchose K7 Ultra. The shape is almost identical to a Zowie U2 - but that shape shares a lot of similarities with ZA (and as reference I have a ZA-13 DW). Other shapes I enjoy with that back, high hump: Pulsar Tenz, Scyrox V8, Pulsar x2h.

I use tenz red edition pulsar mice amazing for clow grip

From what I know (mouse nerd here), their newer releases (such as the TenZ collab and the Crazylight line) have had pretty solid QC unlike their older lines used to. So hopefully this be pretty good.

Pulsar Tenz at $130 is way better value but also just better product than Logitech, zowie, vaxee, or Razer at $160.

I feel like there's a much bigger difference in quality between those sorts of mice to Pulsar than there is between the Tenz or Crazylight and the $160 ones. Pulsar seems to have figured out the best scroll wheel while everything else is quite good when you still have zowie, logitech, vaxee, struggling. Especially the two recent vaxee mice they gave the recommended to, worse coating, weight, wheel, price, and even worse 14-day return period, 1-year warranty instead of 2 and you can see how unreliable that site can be. Worth the effort to try and maintain a semblance of objectivity.

Pulsar TenZ has a really interesting new coating that I feel is very good for grip while not being too sticky and no holes in the design. Also a it's a medium-large style of mouse so it could be a good fit too. It's $130 so maybe just keep an eye out for 2nd-hand copies popping up on auction sites in the future.

Viper V3 Pro prob the most popular and mainstream mouse. GPX 1 and 2 still about equal with viper combined. Pulsar's two recent releases TenZ & Crazylight have some of the best overall quality and durability in the business. Unfortunately none of their other offerings so far include the pulsar opticals. But I do think the X2 mini or crazylight version might be what you want, smaller mouse you can reach the front area with very light clicks. x2h mini version if you want higher-hump at the back. Lamzu, waizowl, mchose are some of the more well-regarded value OEMs but the prices are rising so oftentimes now you can get some of the OG models for cheaper on ebay.

It is a medium-sized mouse, close in size to the x2h, and it is definitely intended for claw grip

Size 2 so medium, it's about 120mm long

Yep it is, just got announced and coming out April 14th for $129

More back hump than mid, since the creator of the shape aka TenZ, has mained the Atlantis and Sora v2.

As someone with a VXE R1 Pro (near identical shape to the Mad R) this pulsar mouse is not similar at all in shape. The pulsar has a taller, more bulbous rear hump and flares out more towards the rear.

Finally one mouse for My hand 10/10

I have the same hands size. I found the EC-1 very tiny. I’ve tried all the “large” mice. Like logi dex, EC-1, Mchose G7, Waizowl cloud, pulsar Tenz, and more. The absolute largest wireless I’ve felt is the G403. Most other mice feel too short to rest the top of my palm on. So I say get the Teevolution Terra (G403 Clone)

I’ve tried a lot of big mice, currently I think the Teevolution Terra (G403) is the biggest mouse on the market atm. There’s also the orbital pathfinder, and it feels nice with the extensions, but it doesn’t reach the height of the G403 which I miss using it. The Pulsar Tenz mouse has a nice high back hump, but I found the side buttons and scroll wheel weirdly positioned and hard to use personally. The Zowie EC-1, Mchose G7, and Waizowl cloud are recommended often for large hands, but I own all and found them pretty small for my 21cm length hands. Your mileage may vary though.

I’ve tried a lot of big mice, currently I think the Teevolution Terra (G403) is the biggest mouse on the market atm. There’s also the orbital pathfinder, and it feels nice with the extensions, but it doesn’t reach the height of the G403 which I miss using it. The Pulsar Tenz mouse has a nice high back hump, but I found the side buttons and scroll wheel weirdly positioned and hard to use personally. The Zowie EC-1, Mchose G7, and Waizowl cloud are recommended often for large hands, but I own all and found them pretty small for my 21cm length hands. Your mileage may vary though.

I’ve tried a lot of big mice, currently I think the Teevolution Terra (G403) is the biggest mouse on the market atm. There’s also the orbital pathfinder, and it feels nice with the extensions, but it doesn’t reach the height of the G403 which I miss using it. The Pulsar Tenz mouse has a nice high back hump, but I found the side buttons and scroll wheel weirdly positioned and hard to use personally. The Zowie EC-1, Mchose G7, and Waizowl cloud are recommended often for large hands, but I own all and found them pretty small for my 21cm length hands. Your mileage may vary though.

Not a fan personally. Mainly due to the back hump and it being medium to large sized

Okey I was planning to take the viper v3 pro, I don't know if it is good and so I would have to use skates with it, is it better?

I also use a very low sens and I need speed with the sp004 it's incredible I use the Pulsar Tenz I like it a lot but the skates I don't know I want to test the viper v3 pro if I see that the skates don't suit me I would order some

Sidenote, throw away the wallhack sleeve and get a pulsar se one instead, they are so much more comfortable. Tried both and speaking from experience.

I have the same grip as you, but I extend my pointer and middle finger a bit more at times. For your classic claw, you should look into the Tenz pulsar mouse and the beast x max. Both will be decent options but may ultimately feel a bit weird on your pinky due to the curves. Otherwise, paradoxically, you will be best served by a smaller mouse with flat sides and embracing less palm contact/ more of a finger tip grip. The mad R is cheap, amazing, and worth a try. Lastly, the new harpe ace 2 is basically a slightly modified Viper v3pro but with flatter sides. I have not tested it, but it should be a good fit. There's not much more else unless you want to explore heavy/ wired mice, which is silly these days.

Pulsar tenz or zowie Ec1-dw if you can extend your budget

Larger back hump try the pulsar tenz, X2H v3, za13-dw (the tallest point of the hump is on the middle)

I currently own over 30 gaming mice and have tried over 40. I fell into this rabbit hole about 2 years ago when my G-Wolves HTX died on me after only a few months of use and sent me spiraling trying to find a new mouse to replace it. This ended up sending me down a rabbit hole which you can hear more about in this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogv2aLNVBR4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogv2aLNVBR4) So this post today is because I recently got to over 30 mice owned and over 40 used. Last time I made a post with everything it blew up as at the time I had said I'd be stopping as the Scyrox V6 was basically my personal end point. Many of you called that out as a lie. Many of you clocked me correctly. F\*\*k you. Anyways, because of this I've ended up with more, got a much better understanding of what I do properly actually want instead of just randomly searching for mice and am actually, probably, for real this time, nearing my end game. So I figured I'd do it again, list all the mice I own and have tried, and answer any questions you all have about the mice I've used.  You may have seen me around here as well, I've made a lot of comments helping people to try and find mice for them as at this point I know a TON about gaming mice and even more about cheaper ones to help people find ones that are just way cheaper and better for them rather than letting people spend a hundred dollars on a mouse that won't quite work for them. Order: GQLRQ  Smart Mouse at rear. OP18K Purple Frost, Razer Viper V3 Pro, Mchose L7+, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ, Zowie EC3-CW, Glorious Model D 2  Pro, Lethal LA-1 Logitech G Pro Dex, PureTrak Valor, VXE Mad R Major, Keychron M2 Mini, Pulsar X2V2 Mini, Zaopin Z1 Pro, Mchose L7 Pro, AttackShark R6 Darmoshark M5, Phylina S450, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, Delux M600, AttackShark X3, G-Wolves HTX, ATK U2, Glorious Series 2 Pro Pulsar X2H, Scyrox V6, ZeroMouse V35, ZeroMouse Blade, Vaxee NP-01s, Cherry Xtrfy M64, ATK A9 Plus Not Pictured Previously Used: VXE R1, AttackShark R1, Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, ZeroMouse V34, Razer Viper V2 Pro, Deathadder V2 Wired, Logitech G Pro Superlight 1 and 2. Also most of these mice were either bought on a deep discount, or used. Only about 4 of these mice did I pay full price for, the majority of them were under 50$ (of the 32 pictured, 21 were under 50$). Though for sure I do have a spending problem. **\*\*EDIT\*\*** Since Many Asked here's my top 10: Mchose L7+, Viper V3 Pro, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ, OP18K PE, Mchose L7, Glorious Model D 2 Pro, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, Scyrox V6, Lethal LA-1.

That's so true and i'm so sorry. Mchose L7+, ZeroMouse Blade, Viper V3 Pro, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ

Top 5: L7+, ZeroMouse Blade, Viper V3 Pro, Orbital Pathfinder, Pulsar TenZ Quietest is honestly probably the L7+ It's opticals but they just sound full and overall more on the bass side than treble which makes them very quiet, outside the gaming oriented ones the Smart Mouse is nearly totally silent.

We have the same hand size and roughly same grip. While that is how your hand rests do you end up swapping to palm as you play? If so then you grip like me and I have about 5 mice i could reccomend that I personally use a ton. OP18K: Larger rear hump that thins out towards the front with flat sides for easily adjusting grips or getting solid finger placements. Lethal LA-1: Same shape as OP1 but a little larger with slightly easier curves and comfort grooves on the clicks. Gives a solid locked in feeling and is only like 30$ which is a really good price. Mchose L7: For the price this mouse is insane. Fairly small but has just the fight curves on the side to lock you in but not quite force a grip like a Lamzu Atlantis or Scyrox V8 would. Glorious Model D 2 Pro: EC2 Clone thats a very comfy ergo. It has spinout issues and I dont reccomend glorious but its solid for me. Razer Viper V3 Pro: Solid hourglass like shape that's got a very good middle hump to really lock you in with however you want to grip it. Pulsar TenZ: Nice rear hump and higher clicks let's me get a full feeling palm with a light claw hybrid which feels fantastic to me. Scyrox V6: Solid hourglass but smaller and harsher curves with a splid middle hump to allow fantastic grip and really lock you in, probably one of the best mice i own. Pathfinder: Allows innumerable styles and grips to be tried and used, Great for any grip style ever or dialing in one you like off its changeable sides and rear hump.

For tac fps like cs2 many people including myself consider this too light.

This is my first review ever, so please bear with me. I'd also like to point out that I was able to get my unit early from iBuyPower. I still spent my own money on the product. First impression/First 8 hours of use - this mouse feels phenomenal! I use a pincer Claw grip and felt locked into the shape the entire time. Although the mouse was made with tac shooter in mind, i had no issues flinging it around and tracking in games like Rivals or Apex. The shape is about as big as an X2H with slightly higher triggers. It's got the same flat Pulsar sides with grooves going towards the base of the mouse. The hump is a little more forward than an X2H. It also tapers slightly more aggressive in the palm section compared to the X2H. The coating feels amazing! I don't feel the need to put grips on it but most likely will to mitigate oil marks. The main clicks feel great. They're using Pulsar Opticals and its tensioned much lighter than Pulsars normal V2+ lineup. I'd compare it to Omron Opticals. Side buttons feel great and are easily spammable if you use them. They're positioned nicely, and it feels very natural to click them. Of course the build is solid. There's no flexing, creaking, or rattling. The side buttons bottom out nicely, and the main clicks have very little pre and post travel. Performance is the same as any other high end mouse on the market. It includes an 8K receiver which is good for users who prefer it. I don't feel a difference with my setup so I keep it at 1k polling. You have to download a separate Pulsar Software if you already own a Pulsar mouse. It doesn't use the Fusion Drive software. You can still find it on their website. Overall, this is a very comfortable mouse for a variety of Claw grip users. The size, shape, and weight all feel very solid in hand. If shapes like the X2H and Scyrox V8 felt comfortable but too aggressive at the same time, definitely give this a shot. Worst that can happen is you send it back

I have the pulsar TenZ mouse only because it’s good for claw grip, super light, really high-end specs, and it’s from a former cs “pro” and a current Valorant pro. It’s $130 but essentially the same mouse as the Logitech super light

I would probably say the Pulsar Tenz. It has a slightly larger back hump and it’s lighter

I have all or most of the mice mentioned in your post, and similarly have had issues finding a mouse that had a right side that felt normal. The XM2w caused my hand to cramp (even tho I played awesome with it lol) The E1 is the best overall mouse I've ever used imho. The shape is second to none in my opinion. I have the ec2-dw, the pulsar super light size 1 & 2ES) and many other ergos that aren't nearly as comfy. The cons to the E1 are - the buttons have a specific bounce/spring to them, so there is a tiny bit of rattle if you slam your mouse often - the scroll wheel is fine - the side buttons have a bit of a corner to them, (I just sand it down) I'm currently switching between the E1, the Viper V3, the Zowie S2-dw Oh, and the Sora is an awesome mouse with a great shape. It's god a cool internal structure that was fun to mod and get the weight super low. I missed having the curved finger grooves (so I added my own) but overall it's an awesome mouse that I mained for months before I got into ergos. The pulsar super light is awesome, but had specific curves (along the right side and front) where I never felt 100% comfy. I have the v3ES and the v3 size 1, and both were a bit off for me. And I also didn't love the raesha optical switches.... Best scroll wheels tho! The XM2w is certainly the best built mouse of these three. If there was a version that didn't have such an aggressive inward curve along the right side I would likely be maining this mouse. That and I wish it had finger grooves... It's so solid tho... My personal rankings: 1. E1 2. Sora 3. Xlite (does the v4 still use Raesha optical switches??) 4. XM2w (but if you like the shape, its potentially #1)

Mini ergos cater toward fingertip / claw grip for smaller hands. Smaller mice also lend themselves very well to games with a lot of verticality. Honestly as an ergo fingertip enjoyer I'd pick up this new mouse, but Pulsars XS-1 / 3950 firmware is not good.