The sensor on the l7 is likely fucking you over because as balanced as it is, fingertip grip prefers your finger be over the sensor, so yeah x2 mini v3 ain't bad
May I also suggest op1, or alternatives on eloshapes, my old main lemokey g1 if on sale, kysona mercury or scyrox v8 shape, Superlight 2c or generically small mice like HSK and htx
Ok so raw fingertip, the hitscan hyper light was option #1 for most (not me I hybrid fingertip and claw), the zero seems decent I feel but never confirmed. Mchose a5 was decent but still relatively long, 122mm I think, but in theory it's pretty good. And software can't really help
Honestly buy a darmoshark m5/keychron m4/g wolves HSK lite first to see if you would prefer raw fingertip/lower click height.
And browse eloshapes, finding mice with similar sensor position, side shape and length to the viper. Easier
X2hv3 mini is a different shape it has inward curvature instead of the flat side of the x2 mini, aggressive back hump instead of the moderate back hump of the x2 mini, the hump of the X2H mini is very noticeable
For large comfortable symmetrical I believe damoshark m9 is set to be very large and presumably comfort oriented and comes out soon
Zowie FK1/S1 are strong options but also aren’t released yet sadly
Large comfortable symmetrical mice are a little tricky to come by at the moment, but the Logitech SL2/SS2or any of its clones is a common choice for palm symmetrical. I like the xm2 a bit more as it’s wider and I like the back hump. I find the pulsar x2v2 (or v3 now) to be very comfortable as well. Its listed stats have it as smaller, but due to its flat boxy sides and rear hump it’s actually more full feeling in my palm than the superlight
EDIT: I am sorry my nerd brain got distracted. I don't think these mice have bluetooth for the most part, you would have to check. I believe they all only use a proprietary dongle. However, that dongle is just a little usb cap that you could easily move from computer to computer no setup required. With that in mind, i personally would consider them good for quick device switching.
You don’t have to, but it’s a solid option. Death adders are great mice so if you aren’t having any issues, there’s no real need to change in this case and there’s plenty of options ranging from the wired death adder v3 for around 50 bucks to the new wireless v4 for loke 180 .
If you wanted another mouse for no reason (like just to collect) then I’d go for something super diff just for fun lol. An X2 from pulsar is a good flat mouse that works with extended fingertip well but it’s a lot smaller than a death adder and may not be ideal for your hand size.
oh boy do i have the answers for you! As a fellow ambi gamer who used a viper for the exact purposes you did, i've spent FOREVER looking for a suitable replacement. The Pulsar X2A v3 is the one to get (if available in your region), otherwise the wired model works just as well (if you dont mind being limited to 1K Polling). Do note that the medium size for pulsar is slightly smaller, and you lose the more ergonomic shape of the viper for an egg shape with no heel.
TLDR: Pulsar X2A v3(99$ USD) or X2A Wired(50$ USD).
If you play claw, expect to shift your grip slightly more forward on the mouse with your clicks landing closer to the front to make up for the lack of palm real estate in the back.
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