I have a medium x2h too, with the windows software.
I've found myself using the es version more because of the closed bottom, and extra weight (using a pulsar speed pad). Better control for me.
But yes, no software required for the es
I have a medium x2h too, with the windows software.
I've found myself using the es version more because of the closed bottom, and extra weight (using a pulsar speed pad). Better control for me.
But yes, no software required for the es
I had a 100 mice and my endgame is Lamzu Atlantis mini champion edition on Vaxee PA.
I'm wondering if I should really explore Saturn pro, artisan and zowie mousepads.
Best build quality mice were razer vv3p and Pulsar X2H Es.
I'm currently testing superlight 2C on esp Feng Ling and xm2w4kv2.
Try the pulsar shapes x2 and x2h. Xm2w didn't work so this might, you also mentioned flat sides, those are best for that.
My friend has a similar grip to yours. X2 works for him, both standard and mini. He also like razer orochi but it's obsolete tech.
Pulsar v4es or some derivative thereof, and amazing price point too. The integrated LCD in the base for setting dpi etc is incredible, no bloatware and settings are always right there for you with no 3rd party software.
I used to be in the same boat as you (21x11.5), and hunted for a huge palm mouse. The biggest in hand I have been able to find is the zowie EC1. I have it wired and wireless, and while it is a good mouse and I do like it, it has actually been relegated to being my office mouse. It is very comfortable but if performance is your game, just give up on palm. It is still very easily clawed for me (and so likely also for you), which I find inarguably a better grip for performance;
However, even that is not the best you can do if you want stability from your grip and have large hands. 'Bubble' shapes like the lamzu thorn are actually a better bet, as they maintain a lower weight and have some other modern specs, while fitting in hand more effectively and achieving more contact with your hand than a lower humped mouse like the EC1 when clawed.
Though if stability were less important to you, fingertip is always an option. Ive tried thin width mice like the keychron M4, fingertipped full size mice like the LA1, maya and even viper v3 a bit, and currently I'm settled on the X2F. Some people dont like it because they didnt get the weight down from the beta like they said they could but as for comfortable fingertip for someone with a wide palm, it is unmatched AFAIK.
I honestly would give up on the hoverpalm thing, just get a sleeve.
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