Pulsar Gaming Gears - X2F

Pulsar X2F is an excellent next step after the Pulsar Mini.

I am on the pulsar X2F now after giving up on searching for large mice. It's been nice so far tbh.

Forgot to say that I ordered the pulsar fingertip mouse to see if it makes a difference for my hand/gaming. I will try to report back.

I have all or most of the mice mentioned in your post, and similarly have had issues finding a mouse that had a right side that felt normal. The XM2w caused my hand to cramp (even tho I played awesome with it lol) The E1 is the best overall mouse I've ever used imho. The shape is second to none in my opinion. I have the ec2-dw, the pulsar super light size 1 & 2ES) and many other ergos that aren't nearly as comfy. The cons to the E1 are - the buttons have a specific bounce/spring to them, so there is a tiny bit of rattle if you slam your mouse often - the scroll wheel is fine - the side buttons have a bit of a corner to them, (I just sand it down) I'm currently switching between the E1, the Viper V3, the Zowie S2-dw Oh, and the Sora is an awesome mouse with a great shape. It's god a cool internal structure that was fun to mod and get the weight super low. I missed having the curved finger grooves (so I added my own) but overall it's an awesome mouse that I mained for months before I got into ergos. The pulsar super light is awesome, but had specific curves (along the right side and front) where I never felt 100% comfy. I have the v3ES and the v3 size 1, and both were a bit off for me. And I also didn't love the raesha optical switches.... Best scroll wheels tho! The XM2w is certainly the best built mouse of these three. If there was a version that didn't have such an aggressive inward curve along the right side I would likely be maining this mouse. That and I wish it had finger grooves... It's so solid tho... My personal rankings: 1. E1 2. Sora 3. Xlite (does the v4 still use Raesha optical switches??) 4. XM2w (but if you like the shape, its potentially #1)

I don't really have an opinion on them as a company, but I'll say I bought their X2F (fingertip style) mouse a few weeks ago and it almost immediately became my all time favorite mouse. I've always been more of a palm grip guy (coming from a MCHOSE AX5 V2, which is still a perfectly good mouse) and have always kind of avoided small mice (my hands are a bit larger than average), but I've been really enjoying using more of a fingertip style with it. My aim has improved and I can handle higher sensitivities *much* better. I love the mouse (it's quite light, but solid build quality, etc), the software is decent, but I don't have any experience with their customer support or anything like that... so, YMMV.

Im currently rocking the new pulsar x2f and loving it. Side buttons are a must for me

Imo no the mouse is bigger for fingertip so I recommend a small mouse or an actual fingertip mouse. For a small mouse - x2 cl, mchose l7, beast x mini. Fingertip mouse - darmoshark m5/air, keychron m4, pulsar x2f.

Get the HSK Plus Lite. You cant go wrong for 59$... (10$ off with code MINIGOD) I have 2 HSK Plus and 2 HSK Plus Lite. I actually prefer the Lite – I like the material better, and it feels less overengineered, even though it costs half as much as the HSK Plus. I ordered the X2F because I’m genuinely impressed by Pulsar and really appreciate that they’re bringing such a niche product to the market — I feel like I have to support that. I don’t actually need it, since I’m really happy with the HSK Lite.

I'm going to second this. I have similar hands and just picked up an X2 non-mini. Love the shape, but if I wanted smaller I'd go x2 mini

Agreed, G-Wolves offers shapes that 'force' you to adapt to them-- HSK, HTR, Fenrir, and so on; they're unique, and you conform to them (whenever possible, anyways). Pulsar's latest series featuring custom pro shapes are derivatives of existing shapes-- which makes sense, since pros mained well known mice beforehand anyways. The X2F is the only unique thing they've got, and in all honesty, it's not something super tantalizing for a fingertip-only user.

Mini ergos cater toward fingertip / claw grip for smaller hands. Smaller mice also lend themselves very well to games with a lot of verticality. Honestly as an ergo fingertip enjoyer I'd pick up this new mouse, but Pulsars XS-1 / 3950 firmware is not good.