Redragon - AATROX M811 PRO

RedDragon is a brand that I bought from after my Logitech G604 started falling apart. The mouse is a little clicky on the button press compared to the Logitech, but I've quickly gotten used to it. The M811RGB-PRO was my replacement, ymmv. When it comes to MMOs (and other games) I use a Logitech G13. Alas no longer on sale, but the hand is well supported at the wrist and it has a thumb joystick. Four fingers rest on the most used buttons, and I set up nearby buttons that are slightly less frequently used. Here's an (old) sample layout that I mocked up to show the idea: the red keys are where you rest fingers and the blue are easiest each. Yellow are for when you need something and movement is not a contributing factor. https://preview.redd.it/nvykk7a7vclf1.jpeg?width=1006&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2fd80b13c879c82967a31e4879fd5798e87bbbd

Not vertical but more aggressive angle than most. I've been using red dragon m811 pro. Went from not being able to play with a mouse to being able to play for hours with no issues. Have carpal tunnel from my diablo 3 days and working with my hands a good chunk of my life.

I mostly play wow,overwatch and BFV. I'm really enjoying my reddragon 811 pro. It has onboard memory so works flawlessly on linux too. You could also look into m913 impact if you want more buttons for keybinds. Reddragon MMO mice are pretty good. Cheaper too atleast here in the EU. I use my viper mini for fps games.

I use a Redragon M811 Pro, which is a similar mouse but with 8 thumb buttons, and it’s surprisingly good for a $32 mouse. It’s the latest and best I’ve found in my quest to find something comparable to my beloved Logitech G602.

As far as I'm aware, my current setup is my endgame. I can't find anything better that's readily available/trustworthy: * Redragon M811W-RGB-PRO * Ergonomic tilt (would prefer vertical, but I don't think there are any vertical MMO mice). I thought my Darmoshark M5 was my endgame, but, in hindsight, I was just putting up with wrist pronation, and having to close my thumb and little finger together just all the time, and that's exhausting and terrible * Plenty of buttons for hotkeys/macros/navigation * Comfortable * Wireless * Weight is not a concern - I can acclimate * Games other than high speed FPS/twitch shooters *exist*, but you wouldn't know it from visiting this subreddit * PFU Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2 PD-KB400B * There's a wireless mod I'm considering * Tactility feels really good * Bested my personal typing speed record on this thing, and I've only had it a few weeks * I would like to get MX stems for it, so I can try my MOA keycaps - could be a good time * I hear stupid-stiff domes would be a good time for me, too, so that's in a cart somewhere I'm not super fond of the... Yugioh card mat I'm using as a mouse surface/deskmat currently, and I'd like to try a glass pad at some point. I miss the Razer Sphex I had, like, a decade ago.

I have been struggling a lot to find a mouse that I can actually reach the buttons on. I ended up with the "Redragon M811 PRO Wireless MMO mouse" which has 8 "thumb" buttons in the grid + two near the left click. And... I turned it sideways. This sounds bizarre, but it puts the buttons at my fingertips so I'm not fumbling through the wrong buttons with my thumb. I mapped the two buttons by the left click to be left/right click. I have small hands though so I'm not sure this would work for everyone. I did need to get extra software to let the mouse move correctly when turned sideways, but I think some mmo mice have this option built into their software

AND, And you do not have to have the software running in the background - You download the info to the mouse (don't forget to do that before closing the UI). And it stays there!

AND, And you do not have to have the software runnibg in the background - You download the info to the mouse (don't forget to do that before closing the UI).

I've recently picked up a Redragon Aatrox M811, it's surprised me.

Check out the Redragon M811. I considered it but Redragon is a cheap brand. It has what you might be looking for tho. I didn't go for it because some skills and actives need to be used in very quick succession (Looking at you cold front), faster than I think I could comfortably move my thumb back and forth that far. I also learned from all the mice I tried, your thumb as not as dexterous in practice as you think it will be when you are mouse shopping lol.

red dragon is incredible for the price. i have 2 my favorite is the one with 10 thumb buttons. it's the usual m4 + m5, and then 2 sets of 4. they're bigger than the typical 12 button mmo buttons which were too small for me to be accurate with during high apm. big recommend for red dragon