X2A Mini Gaming Mouse

I have tried, Pulsar X3 LHD Crazylight Pulsar X2A Mini Vaxee XE-S L Razer Viper Ultimate If you want an ambi Mouse go for the X2A or the XE-S. The Viper is a bit outdated and the rubber on the side gave up on me. The X2A Mini is defo smaller than the XE-S and has a higher backend. But the XE-S feels more premium. My favorite is the X3. Ergo feels so good, its very light. Only thing I didnt like were the mousefeet, and the dots that come with it are completely shit. I used some Obsidian Dots and I am very happy with it. Tldr: Best: Pulsar X3 LHD CL. Premium feeling: Vaxee XE-S L

I second this! Great recommendations. Owned all 3 as a left hander, but settled on the X2A v3 ES from Pulsar. The Mini equivalent is indeed very small in the hands.

I am a left handed player who uses fingertip grip as well! I have tried both the Pulsar X2A and X3 LHD in medium size. I think it's personal preference, but I preferred the X2A as I like ambidextrous mice more. I ended up returning my X3 LHD back to Pulsar and am currently using the X2A V3. The X3 LHD is not suitable for fingertip grip in my opinion, but I think can work with claw grip. I also own the Pulsar X2A Mini. I wouldn't recommend it because I found it too small. We have similar sized hands and medium is perfect. If you are in Tokyo, go to the Pulsar store at level 7 in the Sofmap building in Akihabara and you can try the mice out in person. I was there today and they had the Pulsar X3 LHD there. You can also try the Pulsar X2 there, it's the same shape as the Pulsar X2A. Edit: I think the Pulsar mice are the best options for left handed players, but there are alternatives. You could try the Logitech Pro 2 Lightspeed or Razer Viper Ultimate. The Lightspeed is an updated version of the Logitech G Pro Wireless which was an excellent mouse and I really liked it. The Razer Viper ultimate is also a good mouse that I've used for quite a while. Both of these mouse can be used with fingertip grip. I think both of these mice are dated and are too heavy, so I recommend you get a Pulsar mouse.

doesn't have sidebuttons on both sides though. best options for sidebuttons on both sides would probably be Pulsar x2a (comes in wired and wireless) or Logitech G Pro Lightspeed 2 (not the superlight, this one has buttons on both sides but weighs about 80g) i can't think of any other ambi mice with buttons on both sides off the top of my head though.

It might be a bit pedantic, but I don't know how "on the fly" it is to have to stop using the mouse, turn it over, and then fumble through a potential series of button presses/wheel scrolling to dial in a desired change. I do love my Pulsar X2A eS, but if I want to change the DPI "on the fly", it can be a lot less convenient to swap to a different DPI than it is the standard X2A, which because that version supports driver software, I can rebind any of the buttons/wheel to do that job to actually change DPI on the fly. the Pulsar eS mice are great for being able to tune in and trust the settings to work at a desired performance level on any computer the mouse is plugged into, and then be able to tweak as needed, but I would consider it mostly a set and forget kind of deal rather than something I would want to actively be fiddling with on the regular