Pulsar Gaming Gears - Xlite CrazyLight Mini Gaming Mouse

As someone with small (17x9.5) hands who mostly fingertips, I'm splitting based on game between - pulsar x2 crazylight size 1 for games where I want some stability sometimes I can pull it into a claw grip - wlmouse beastx mini pro for games/scenarios that are tracking heavy and my mouse stays in motion - pulsar xlite crazylight size 1 for league of legends, where I use a side button for camera and so I want an ergo to balance out the pressure from hitting it On a glsswrks zane pad with jade donuts I'm only voltaic gold complete, though I could probably push tracking a good bit if I played more benchmarks (cope?)

I love palm gripping the OG RVM! I mained it for years with 18.7 x 9.8 cm hands. Your hands are pretty skinny so I’d recommend the New Xlite Crazylight in white color only as black coating is slippery as hell! Also I like the Xlite V3 original thin skates for 5$ on Amazon. If you can’t get it in white or want something cheaper I really like the Xlite V3 Mini open box (same shape just older model).

If you told us the size of your hand it would be easier. But generally for palm something like an Pulsar Xlite would be a good choice because it comes in 3 sizes.

Similar age to you, use a computer all day every day pretty much. For me the lighter the mouse the better. Using a mouse as light as you can get has helped out a ton with hand and wrist pain. There aren't really any light 5 button mice I know of though, well at least ones that are really recommendable. I would say forget the 5 button and go with a Pulsar Crazylight mouse. If you want an ergo they have the xlite crazylight: [https://us.pulsar.gg/collections/xlite-series/products/xlite-crazylight-gaming-mouse?variant=52101621875055](https://us.pulsar.gg/collections/xlite-series/products/xlite-crazylight-gaming-mouse?variant=52101621875055) or also the X2 [https://us.pulsar.gg/collections/x2-series/products/x2-crazylight-gaming-mouse?variant=52101461934447](https://us.pulsar.gg/collections/x2-series/products/x2-crazylight-gaming-mouse?variant=52101461934447) . You will have to sacrifice some buttons and infinite scroll but personally I think these are overall good trades.

Same grip as you. I also find the maya x a little too big. Crazylight mini would be my recommendation.

Listen man, if you’re unsure of your grip and your experience is with a large ergo mice like the basilisk/G502, you’re in for a rabbit hole chase of peripherals. IMO don’t listen to people here telling you your grip is claw relaxed or XYZ, because the truth is that your grip style changes with the mouse if you’re inexperienced. Try safe general shapes, such as the latest ergo ones (pulsar xlite crazy light, Vaxee NP-01S, logitech dex, etc) or general symmetrical ones (logitech superlight, razer viper V3, etc). My best advice is get rid of the notion that you need side buttons and learn to use the keyboard more, it will really open up your options. Second best advice, the Orbital pathfinder is likely the best choice for you right now because it will allow you to try EVERYTHING so that you really learn your grip/style, and it’s also a good quality light mouse. If you can stomach the initial price, it is worth it and probably will save you money long term.

Ec3-dw over pulsar xlite crazy light for me for op's hands I think the xlite cl will be good for his hands he might not like the extra size of the ec3-dw idk.

If you mean the small x2 cl big of change this mouse a lot smaller and have a nimble feel

I find it the most comfortable tbh, they’re shapes I play better with sometimes such as the OP1-8K and Xlite CrazyLight. But there’s days when they feel weird to hold for some reason so I keep going back to the Hyperlight.

>But to pretend they're the same quality as a bigger brand is just copium. I mean there is nothing else like the X2 Crazylight from the higher-end brands so what else am I going to buy?? Razer is refusing to make high-end version of their mini mice, so if we were to compare the wired Viper Mini to the X2 Crazylight, the X2 has better quality outright. I used to own the Viper Mini SE (the magnesium shell) and it broke within a couple of days since one of the shell strut just snapped, my review even got mentioned in a GamersNexus video back in the day about the downsides of magnesium mice. It also has huge friggin holes, small scratchy feet, crap raesha switches, fingerprint magnet coating, and it's heavier overall. I really don't see why the X2 Crazylight is not considered the superior product over the Viper Mini, let alone the Viper Mini SE or the Cobra. Don't even get me started with the Xlite Crazylight compared to their wired Deathadder Mini and DAv3 hyperspeed. I have both on my table right now and the DAv3 HS has started to creak and the top layer coating on the thumb area is beginning to peel, revealing the bare plastic underneath the rubberised coating. My Xlite V3 Mini is still solid and the Xlite Crazylight is somehow more solid than the Xlite V3 and DAv3 HS despite being much lighter (also no more raesha switches). So... X2 Crazylight >Viper Mini / Viper Mini SE / Viper Cobra Xlite Crazylight > Xlite V3 Mini > DA Mini / DAv3 HS

OP1 8K v2 is about $90 I think. That’s on the smaller side, and it’s well regarded as one of the best (if not categorically the best) mice for FPS. Even best mouse overall, it outperforms just about everything. Do you prefer symmetrical or ergonomic? The Razer Deathadder v3 is often on sale for $50-70, in my opinion it’s no slouch, it’s ergonomic. Much less of a performer as the OP1 but it is pretty decent. It’s large tho. If you’re interested in Pulsar their mini’s on the smaller size and I’ve seen some models (like x2 v2) on Amazon marked down to $70-90. Those will be wireless and are good. Pulsar also has an XLite (ergo) or X2 (wired) for $50, those are awesome choices IMO.

Lamzu Maya X for non-ergo. For ergo try an Xlite Crazylight or Deathadder V4 Pro. Hitscan is only direct, that’s not such a large mouse anyways. Do you know if you prefer ergo (like curved/shaped to your hand) or symmetrical? That’s a big factor. The Crazylight series is really good, I think you may be shocked by how light they are though heh (in the neighborhood of 40g). Something like Deathadder may be a good middle ground, V4 Pro is recommended but for more affordable you can find V3 Pro or Hypersoeed. That’s an ultra tried tested and true shape, Razer software kinda stinks, but once you’ve set it up you can just avoid or uninstall it.

I think it’d be suitable. It feels large in my hands (probably because my normals are stuff like Beast X Pro, ULX, Hitscan) - there’s a satisfying width at the front of the mouse where the clicks are. If you’re okay with going symmetrical, it’s a good choice. I also thought of one mouse that I don’t have yet, it’s on the way from China, but it has to be suitable - it’s the largest mouse in my collection, I believe it’s HTS 8K from G-Wolves (I forget, it might be HTX 8K. I’m not at the PC atm). It’s larger than Viper V3 Pro, which was my largest mouse until the order. Mind you, both of these recs are true ultralights. You’ll have some system shock initially at how light they are compared to a Deathadder. For a mainstream, reliable, well-reviewed mouse the Maya X is a slam dunk. For something more experimental, check out G-Wolves large mice, the one I ordered is like 127-128mm long.

I was excited until I looked at the dimensions and saw they're using the Size 1 Xlite for this one, which I found too small for me.

EC1 or Xlite Size 1 should do good