ROCCAT (Turtle Beach) - Kone AIMO

Here for recommendations, really. My hands are even a bit smaller (measured them for the first time because of your post). I use a Roccat Kone aimo. It could be a bit smaller for it to fit perfectly, but I've been gaming with it for years and never had serious trouble with my hand.

I got the Roccat Kone Aimo, which was the biggest I could find.

Kone aimo has some larger mice for bigger hands I used to have one and it was the biggest mouse I’ve ever had

When a few friends of mine switched to light mice, chiefly the Logitech GPX, and were swooning for them, I gave it a try and got caught up in the hype. I had very happily used my Roccat Kone Aimo for years, but a weight of 130g really wasn't cutting it and I saw my aim suffer in quick flicks. After quite a bit of research (shoutout to eloshapes!) I decided to go with the Roccat Kone Pro. It was clear right from the start that I wanted a similarly large ergo mouse with a thumb rest for comfort. Not many options in that category tbh, but I'm really happy with the choice I made. Also tried the Glorious Model I 2 and the Logitech G502, but the Kone Pro just fit into my hand better. So then, what is it like? It's great! The weight (66g) is a massive difference and the classic kone shape still fits really well. Movements feel effortless and very comfortable and controlled. It's a bit smaller than the Kone Aimo and therefore a bit too small for my usual palm grip, but that's fine. The weight makes up for it so that I don't need that much support, being able to switch to a palm/claw "hybrid". The scroll wheel is awesome. The only issue I have is with the mouse buttons which feel a bit mushy for desktop use, but in games when you're locked in you don't notice at all. In contrast to the Aimo the buttons are individually mounted and not integrated into the main body cover, so I think that's what makes them feel a bit less stable. Overall the build quality is acceptable but nothing extraordinary I'd say, but I never expected the thickest hard plastics in a light mouse where weight is the priority, and in games you don't ever notice it at all. The plastic still feels solid. Objectively the only issue is a bit of rattling when you set it down. It might be a small step backwards in feeling of quality for desktop use, but it's a massive improvement in reaction speed in game and comfort over long periods of time for both games and desktop use. I'm running it at 1000 Hz and 2000 DPI, same as the Aimo. However, with the more effortless movement I was able to reduce ingame sensitivity by about half, which improved my feeling for the crosshair immensely (CS2: 0.5 sens > 1000 eDPI). And with that I can only recommend this mouse. Didn't see many reviews for it here, or people posting about using it, so I thought I'd chime in. Its differentiating mark is definitely the shape, and I strongly recommend that everybody try an ergo mouse with a thumb rest. It's very comfortable for normal to long fingers and over long periods of time. There are also some pictures for reference (yes, I'll also get a new mousepad...).

Totally agree, the aimo and g502 have far more pronounced thumb rests. If eloshapes hadn’t classified the kone pro as having a thumb rest I wouldn’t even have considered it. But now that I have it in my hands it’s more than enough. You don’t need to grip the mouse that hard because it’s so light, guess that makes the thumb rest less necessary.

My thumb to pinky is also 26cm. I have been using the Roccat Kone XTD and Kone Aimo (even bought 3 spares just in case). Both fit well enough for me. Roccat is now Turtle beach but you can still find the Aimo online.

I have their mouse for 2 years and everything is fine. Also I have been using roccat khan(headset) for 8 years and it is still working well despite being dropped on the flloor countless times

I have too roccat kone aimo and it looks very nice Unfortunetly company was bought and discountinued so there won't be new roccats

Same problem here. Was using the roccat (now turtle beach) kone aimo for a long time, allthough they werent very durable (bought like 4 of them). Just today I ordered a HyperX pulsefire haste 2 and I hope it gets close to the feeling of a kone.

Roccat/Turtle Beach Kone AIMO/Kone II (as far as I'm aware, they're the same shape) My only wish is that it'd be lighter, but otherwise I have similar hands and I feel the kone aimo to be absolutely perfect. For other suggestions, I've found the Deathadder (pre-V3 shape, don't have a V3 model) to be quite comfortable and the g502 is great, but they both just don't feel as good as the Kone AIMO.

+1. It's simply incredible, I love that mouse. Large, heavy, an absolute tank, and it's even wireless with a charging dock included. And the amount of buttons is perfect. Only downside though is that those side buttons feel unfathomable cheap for a 150$ mouse, and that's why I'm switching back and forth between that one and my Roccat Kone, those mechanical side buttons just feel so much better, even though the mouse is just flimsy in comparison.

I also had two Roccat Kones. First one lasted 1 year, second one lasted 1.5 years. Both ended up with double-click issues.

I love my mouse and it's not in there! Stay strong, Roccat Kone

I used a roccat kone for my mouse and I think its perfect. Its one of the very few gaming mice ive ever found that has 4 regular sized thumb buttons (most either just have 2 or a whole number pad with tiny buttons). Its only like 70$ and works very well.

Moderately large hands guy here who has dug through countless of these threads: You're right. Almost every mouse in this thread is too small for you. While eloshapes doesn't paint a complete picture of hand feel, you'll see that most recommendations is around the same size as the Deathadder V3, which is already too small for my hands. Gaming mice used to be way larger on average but nowadays the selection just sucks. The following mice are actually significantly larger, but many of them have other drawbacks like weight or shape or come with very dated tech because they're old. - Asus Rog Spatha X: largest "normal" gaming mouse I know of, but also heaviest - Asus Rog Chakram: smaller than Spatha, but still very large and heavy - Roccat Kone/Turtle Beach Kone - Intellimouse These two aren't longer than you average mouse, but somewhat wider instead. Doubt they're big enough for you but figured I should mention. - Mionix Naos Pro - Corsair Ironclaw

I also have quite big hands, although I don't have actual measurements. But the biggest mouse I ever had was the Roccat Kone. Updated versions are still around and eventhough I don't know how changed the design is compared to +/- 10 years ago, it might be worth investigating.

I loved my Roccat Kone (Aimo, Air, II, XP) mouses. They were great for bigger hands. Sadly Turtle Beach bought Roccat, and there are a lot of bad reviews now...not sure if the products are actually worse or just their bad reputation. But still the shape and size is spot on for me, you might want to test one if you can.

I've never used the magic mouse, even for things NOT gaming-related. I've always used a dedicated gaming mouse. I recently switched to the Logitech G502 Hero, as my old on (ROCCAT KONE) wasn't available anymore :(

The Roccat Kone is good, until it breaks. And it breaks soon. I know what I'm talking about, because I had three of them. Broken switches, broken cables, none of them survived more than two years.

I used to have a Roccat Kone and it was hughe, the Aimo seems to be the way to go

This one exactly. The roccat kone was my first mouse back when I got into college.

As another big handed gamer, you need to accept that heavy mice are okay. Roccat Kone is often recommended for bigger hands but you should consider fingertip grip if you need lighter. 

Exactly it is the one and only for me ! Such a great gaming mouse