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.
(Hand size 19.5 x 10.5, straight finger relaxed claw grip)
Shape is as subjective as it is challenging to design for a broad market. In my hand, the OP1 feels like a work of art, like it was designed in the hand, rather than CAD. The width is no issue to me (at the time of writing this) coming from an MZ1.
That said, I would like to see a Shorter version with a more aggressive slope (like the MZ1) that doesn't FILL the palm as much, while still offering some slight contact for support/stability without restricting vertical movement.
Is there another mouse on the market like what I described above? This shape has serious potential for my hand/grip but it's just fills too much of my palm... Would love to see a new iteration of this beautiful shape design.
Interesting. I've tested an X2 Crazylight recently. The X2H CL seems to address the exact issues shape issues I had with the X2. The X2 felt slightly too wide in my hand. The higher rear hump of the X2H looks like it could be an improvement as well.
No idea what inches are, and can't be bothered checking.
I'm a *female* (men and females lol), with reasonably small hands (17.8 cm length, average for a woman.), and my favorite mice are Scyrox V8, mchose l7, hitscan hyperlight, pulsar x2hcl, Wlmouse beast x mini pro.
Nvm I just checked what inches are and your hands are well below average even for a woman. I would probably recommend Wlmouse beast x mini pro most then, because it's **really** small, but any of the mice I listed should do.
Yes. Scyrox is a tiny bit longer, but nothing that makes much of a difference. Build quality, click quality, and coating are all better on CrazyLight though
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