Pulsar Gaming Gears - X2 CrazyLight Medium

nah lighter is not always better since weight also adds stability. Easy to test on the X2 Crazylight vs X2 V3 ES Mini

I dont know how small your hands are but mine are 17x9 and i love my Hitscan Hyperlight (39g to your DA's 103g). I also love my X2 Crazylight but thats another pricerange. Looking for ergo shape maybe a Pulsar Xlite V3 Mini (52g), i had it but i cant say i put enough time in to really evaluate it. I bought it to try an ergo and pretty quickly went back to symmetrical shapes.

Right now I'm maining the x2 crazylight but I do prefer the shape of the X2H mini. If they made an X2H mini crazylight that would be my end game. In the meantime, I ordered a Scrox v8 to give a try

you should try the crazylight, it's insane, along with the Tenz, some of the best quality in the world now, only those two for the time being though, along with the Zywoo hopefully soon. I picked up a X2 CL for $90 recently because I agree, $140 after tax is high but I'd rather pay that than $150 for the GPX or Viper. Also the new LA exclusive color for the crazylight is sick, maybe they can send you a reviewer copy. Thanks for the rundown though, always nice to see budget mice improving.

X2 cl. For glasspad, tekkusai singularity already good enough

I weirdly use the exact same [mouse](https://i.imgur.com/TrSgupY.jpeg), mousepad, skates, and mouse grip (also working on tension management) so I felt compelled to reply. I saw you were considering the Pulsar Crazylight? I did try that mouse several months ago and [these were my thoughts on it](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1jloc7o/comment/mk5jums/?context=3). I basically think the Hitscan's hump makes it the better choice for this kind of grip where the X2CL felt lacking in support even though I don't use palm contact to grip my Hitscan like you. I wouldn't recommend the X2CL personally. >is too much of my wrist/thumb/palm sitting on the pad and creating drag/friction I've been thinking about getting an arm sleeve for this reason.

It sounds like you want an op18k which is actually a little more of a claw grip mouse for smaller hands. But, for bigger hands, it’s sufficient for finger grip. You’re going to get the highest quality mouse possible for $80; even less if you get your mice secondhand at r/MouseMarket. I have the mouse—it’s phenomenal. It’s one of the few mice where there is a noticeably better sensor implementation. Also, arguably the best buttons on the market. In regard to your specific mouse choices, I’m pretty sure most mice have optical switches at this point im not sure about optical scroll. Every mouse pretty much has rubberized coating also so I don’t think that’s a hill to die on. Especially since most rubberized coating is quite good. Your melting side problem only happens on a couple of shoddier mice like the g pro superlight’s so I wouldn’t worry about it too much. Another mouse I’d recommend is an x2 crazylight for a dedicated fingertip mouse. It’s probably pulsar’s best mouse. Really light, excellent build quality, solid sensor implementation and just overall rock solid. It’s a pretty safe choice. I like my x2 crazylight a lot. If I fingertip gripped more often, it would be my go-to mouse. The Hitscan hyperlight is also a great choice. I love that mouse. I actually use it as a claw shape bcuz my hands are pretty small. It’s a Viper V3 clone that’s small and it’s pretty damn good. Ideal for fingertip if your hands are big like yours. Let me know if you have questions brother.

I'm enjoying my X2 Crazylight

Small ergos and ftip symms with flat sides will feel wider. X2 Crazylight

X2 Crazylight + Artisan Raiden Soft

Maya X and X2 CrazyLight Rainy 75 Padsmith Genesis Pro I've sold all my other mice but will pick up the new Pulsar fingertip mouse when it's out on general release 😁

Op1w 4k v2, S2-DW, np-01s v2, x2 cl for relaxed claw grip

- If you like really lightweight mice, the X2 Crazylight is the exact same shape as the X2v3 (or your X2v2) and a lot lighter (35-37g) with a few other small upgrades. It is a bit more expensive though! - Other than that, for a more aggressive clawgrip you could try the X2Hv3 or Scyrox V8 (same shape, slightly bigger than Pulsar‘s Mini/Size 1) if you want a lighter version. - Pulsar‘s new TenZ collab is also an interesting new claw option. It‘s somewhat similar to the X2H shape. - (only if you have smaller hands) I can also recommend the Gwolves HTS Ultra. Its also very lightweight. The shape is pretty unique and works well for claw with smaller hands.

For finger/wrist only I would try to find something small with a very low weight. X2 crazylight, beast X mini, mice from g-woves etc.

X2 crazylight on x-ray obsidian dots + Artisan Raiden Mid

Honestly, going from a Superlight 1 to an X2 Crazylight, I’ve noticed a pretty solid improvement in my aim.

You have the same grip as me. Relaxed claw grip on the mouse and almost identical hand shape as me. I’m an 18x9. I would probably recommend something like a pulsar x2v2 or an X2H mini. If you want to go a little bit smaller you could also do an X2 Crazylight but that size is a little too small for my liking. I’m bias toward pulsar lol but I love their mouses

If you fingertip I would get a mouse that’s a mini like the X2 Crazylight or Hitscan hyperlight. The viper, gpx, and Deathadder are definitely not good finger tip mice unless you have monster hands

I’ve never used a Chinese clone so I don’t have an opinion on them, but I prefer the X2 Crazylight shape to the Hitscan shape. It’s more wide, and I believe it’s clone is the Mchose L7

Quick thoughts as a certified Pulsar X2 shape enjoyer: * They keep insisting on putting the ridges around the skates. These are annoying as fuck on hard pads. IYKYK. * Anything other than an on/off switch on the bottom is a waste of weight. That's just my opinion, of course.

Highly highly recommend a Pulsar x2 variant, competitive fortnite player

Something like the pulser x2 should be comfortable