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Alternative_Fudge401X2a v3 from Pulsar, I'm not left-handed and it's really good.
fallendiscreteHey everyone, It’s been a while! I’ve been using a Pulsar X2V3 and a X2V2 for work/gaming and previously a Final Mouse and a Razer DeathAdder. Right now, I’m using the Pulsar X2V3 as my daily driver, but it feels a bit average in quality. The coating isn’t great it’s hard to grip and the motion sync isn’t as good as other mice I’ve tried. On the plus side, the battery life, price, and performance are excellent. I’m using the black, medium-sized X2V3 for reference. I haven’t kept up with the latest mouse tech, so I’m curious: **What are the top-tier mice out there now?** *Does anyone also have any recommendation for any green or black/copper mouse aesthetic designs? Last time I checked Lamzu and WL Mouse were getting big.*
mendez440Depending on grip I had gpx, pulsar tenz, pulsar x2hv2 and x2v3 this past week the tenz with its more large rear and new tech feels wonderful
MuchMoreVelocityThis or the XM2 if you can find it. Can't go wrong. If you must be wireless then go for the X2H. But beware people return Pulsar mice because the main clicks can be crap. I returned two X2H and an X2 V3 before getting decent copies.
OhomegaI was in this situation recently and decided to try a few different mice. Realize the super light doesn’t give me that “locked in” feeling other mice did. I’d recommend trying a pulsar x2v3 or an endgame op18k wireless. Especially with your hand size. My hands are 18cm
pallas___I don't think the Crazylight medium has shipped yet, except for review copies, so not sure how much info will be out there. The hump on the Hitscan is definitely more centered than the X2 v3 shape. Not sure what your hand size is, but I am around 20.5 x 10.5/11, and the Hitscan is weirdly accommodating compared to other small mice, especially if you're looking at comparables on Elo Shapes. X2 medium is also a bit wider than the Hitscan. Not as wide as an XM2, but it's noticeable compared to the Hitscan/other smallish mice. X2 also has flatter sides, IMO, than the Hitscan, and both have a similar sensor placement. Really just comes down to your hand size and whether you prefer a center hump or a rear hump. Both shapes work with more aggressive or relaxed claw shapes if you have bigger hands. If you have smaller hands, the X2 will fill out your palm thanks to the hump. Not sure what size ULX you have, but to me, even the classic feels flatter than both of these. Classic is significantly wider, but I have never felt that the Hitscan was too narrow for me personally. Elo Shapes is deceiving on this one, because the Hitscan is listed as a narrower mouse than, say, the Viper SE, but it definitely feels wider and more stable.
paulvincent07Check out the x2 cl medium or x2 v3 medium
SafePlantGamingI use a very similar grip, just a bit less claw like. I’d just note that your pinky knuckle is bending under your hand a bit. I have significantly larger hands than you, but for me this causes lack of stability. A slightly boxier mouse if not wider might help you grip it more (like a pulsar x2 v3) Just a thought Edit: reading about the wrist pain too. I really think it’s from your pinky. You can see how the knuckle of it bends under your hand to cup? Going to a 1-3-1 grip or a wider mouse would fix this. I get the exact same issue with this grip on this mouse. It goes away if I use a wider mouse like ec1 or dav or dex etc. it takes time to adjust to the ergos shape with a forward grip but once you do it’s fine. I’m surprised it’s an issue with your listed hand measurement honestly , but the photo doesn’t lie lol
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.
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