X2 CrazyLight Mini Gaming Mouse

mchose l7 series (almost same shape to the pulsar x2 cl but cheaper), pulsar x2 crazylight mini, scyrox v8 are really good for claw grip

i just bought the crazylight and pulsar has improved on their QC. it may just be the earlier copies of the mice which had QC

I think you should look into the Pulsar X2 Crazylight mini, it seems to describe exactly what you’re looking for. I felt the same way with the OP1 and I was satisfied with the Crazylight a lot more. Or you can look into the X2H Mini Crazylight that was just released today.

Yes I currently own one. It’s a very solid fingertip size, claw you may struggle a bit because it’s actually pretty tiny lol. The medium is definitely the best one for your hand size trust me.

This is why I disagree those that dismisses the X2F and always shilling the Fenrir. The X2F has width specifically for reasons like this, that fenrir is way too damn small and putting on -1mm of grip tape ain’t gonna do shit. The weight of the X2F is abysmal for its form factor but it’s still in the lightweight category. My advice is swap it with either the Pulsar X2 CL Mini or the X2F.

Not saying this issue doesn’t exist, but when I was researching into buying an X2 CL mini, I was put off by this. So I bought it from Amazon so that I could return it, in case I experienced this. I’ve been maining it since July and not once have I ever experienced a floaty, sluggish sensor. I’m quite sensitive to things like that. I play Overwatch at a GM level and exclusively play Soldier. I’m on the latest firmware. Motionsync off, turbo mode off, 800/1600 DPI. What in particular do you notice when you say it’s sluggish?

I used the g305 since launch until last week. I've been through 4 of them. Finally, I decided to upgrade to the pulsar x2 crazylight mini. The response and tracking are better than the g305, but the shape feels familiar. The g305 is heavy by today's standards.

If you can, go fingertip and get a Pulsar X2 crazylight (or crazylight medium if you think that you'd want it scaled up a bit and to try out claw gripping things). After getting a "too small" mouse with the intent of fingertip gripping it, only to discover I could still claw grip it just fine. I've realized that size isn't actually that important and only has a minor impact on claw or a major impact on palm grip styles. Like my fingertips were farther forwards than usual claw-gripping a smaller mouse, but after 3D printing up a ton of mouse shapes and scaling them up and down, I've discovered that you have to go to some EXTREME scales to actually prevent myself from claw gripping a claw-grip mouse. Of course if you can and enjoy fingertipping the mouse (or think you like claw, only for the mouse to always magically stop touching your palm after some intense aiming, a tell-tale sign that you're actually a fingertip main not a claw main) just get a good fingertip mouse (X2 crazylight small, Fenrir Asym) and size literally won't matter at all unless your fingers are physically wider than the buttons. Size only really matters if the buttons are too narrow for your wide fingers, or if the mouse is too short to touch your palm (and you're a claw/palm grip main). Alternatively, you could try an Egg shaped mouse, they're surprisingly universal size wise, even when claw gripping like in this image.