Kone Pro Air

Also if you want a more bulky mouse a bit heavy but you won't notice since you had the deathadder, is the Roccat kone pro air......for my experience since I am on the mchose now I can never go back to the deathadder, once you test that light feeling especially in gaming you won't go for a heavier mouse any more

I recently broke my perfect Roccat Kone Pro Air which left me heartbroken, and even though I can buy another one second hand.. I feel like It's time to move on. I always loved the ergonomy from my roccat mice, from the back which didn't fall flat to the special place to put your thumb. I mainly play 800/1200 DPI, I don't care about the polling rate much, 2k is what I would go for/1k is enough too. I also care about editing the debounce so I can get higher CPS, or being able to drag click (if not able to get one that can do that, i am able to stick to butterfly clicking without a problem) I don't care about the weight that much even though a mouse lighter than what I used before sounds interesting. (Roccat Kone Pro Air, Razer Deathadder V2 X Hyperspeed) I've heard about Lamzu, Attack Shark which I'm not sure of, MChose.. What are your recommendations? What should I go for in my case? What's important for me again: Wireless, High CPS, Lightweight (?), Good for competitive gaming.

I dont know about under under 20 but i do recommend roccat. I have had the kone pro air which broke after a few weeks although I haven't heard that happen to many others so idk about that one. I currently have the kain 120 which is amazing. Just make sure not to get the 122 or 102. They are wireless but i believe they dont have adjustable denounce which you need for drag/butterfly click. Tldr- 100 or 120 are very good options

i have a roccat kone pro air and its good for butterfly and jitter and drag- but if you jitter/butterfly only there are a lot of better options i think. i also have the model o wireless and both are amazing

I did a rather drastic jump of g305 to the kone pro air. KPA might still be the best shape for me. I go back to it every now and then. Also any half competent modern coating makes the "normal" ergo mouse picking up problem not a thing. Your hands just grip onto the mouse and its easy to pick up.