ROG Harpe Ace Mini

I used to have a HT-S2, yeah. Haven't tried the HTS ultra though. I have a ASUS Harpe Ace Mini that, shape-wise, I like better than the OP1 or HT-S2. Another option is the Gwolves HTR, HTX mini/HTX ultra or maybe the Finalmouse small. I don't really enjoy the small fingertip oriented mice, but I do feel that Gwolves has the most options and best options for small mice out there.

I have used ROG Harpe Ace Mini for nearly 6 months and i loved it, great small shape and good gaming experience for me. I have now switched to VV3 Pro recently because i bought it on sale but to be honest i didnt really feel a major difference between them other than shape. You can find better mice than ASUS mice for sure but they are still worth it imo. Feel free to ask me any questions and i will try my best to answer!

I use the ROG Harpe Ace Mini since I have the Aimlabs edition for my PC. It’s also asus product so i dont need to install any more software to configure. Can use existing armoury crate or Ghelper. It is super light (49 grams), 42k dpi, and 8kHz polling rate. Also can aura sync if you are into that. Edit: added details (2nd paragraph)

Let me give you a breakdown of all three, and then which one I prefer at the end: Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini - While still a small claw-grip mouse, it feels a little fuller in the palm compared to the other two. It’s very light and has a very high-quality, premium coating on the plastic. The software suite is the most advanced of the three; you can adjust angle rotations and surface calibrations and all that. It’s the most premium of the three mentioned mice and has the highest quality control of some products I’ve ever used. Corsair Sabre V2 Pro - The lightest of the bunch and slightly slimmer/lower profile vs the ROG. It feels amazing in the hand. The software suite is a little less advanced than the ROG, and the default settings have an 8ms click latency on this mouse, but with beta software you can reduce this, if that’s a big deal to you. I currently main this mouse as my main mouse for gaming, **because I bought this before the Asus ROG, and since I already had this, I returned the Asus as it was redundant.** Razer Cobra HyperSpeed - The sleekest-feeling of the three, but also the heaviest. The sensor tech is a bit older and dated compared to the other two, but unless you’re a super freak pro e-sports player, you won’t notice a difference. In my opinion this mouse \*feels\* the best; it melts into my hand like no other mouse ever has, but it is almost double the weight of the Corsair. It’s noticeable. My daily driver is the Corsair, but my favourite is the Razer. The Razer was my first true gaming mouse, so I’m just naturally biased towards it and have a sweet spot on it. If I had to recommend one for you, it would be the **Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini.** It’s the most advanced, has the most comfortable shape, and has the most feature-full software suite. If I had to pick a new mouse to start with all over again, it would be this one. The **only** reason it’s not my main is because I already had two other mice beforehand that I couldn’t return. Cheers.

I have the same size hands and the same grip as you. I’ve tried many, many mice; you could see my post history for some of my posts. I felt the exact same way about the GPX 2 in that it felt too big, so I looked for alternatives. My top 3 favourite mice for my hand size and claw grip: Corsair Sabre v2 Pro; Razer Cobra HyperSpeed; and the Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini. All three of these mice are modern, compact, and made for smaller, claw-gripping hands like you and me. They feature high-tech sensors and I’ve had zero issues with them. Their shapes are similar and I love each of them, and the one you pick just depends on shape and weight preference. Another user mentioned the Mchose L7 Pro; I will say I have also used this mouse and absolutely hated it. It’s weirdly small, but small in a way that just doesn’t feel good. The front of the mouse tapers down too much and it makes it awkward to hold, and it’s a bit too narrow to get a good grip on it. Look into the three mice I mentioned above. Since we have the same size hands and grip, you might feel the same way about them. Let me know if you have any questions. For reference, here are all the mouse I’ve bought and tried, so you know where I stand: Logitech SuperStrike Logitech Superlight 2 Razer Viper V4 Pro Zowie U2-DW Sony Inzone Mouse-A Endgame OP1w 4K v2 Mchose L7 Pro Razer Cobra HyperSpeed Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini

Let me give you a breakdown of all three, and then which one I prefer at the end: Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini - While still a small claw-grip mouse, it feels a little fuller in the palm compared to the other two. It’s very light and has a very high-quality, premium coating on the plastic. The software suite is the most advanced of the three; you can adjust angle rotations and surface calibrations and all that. It’s the most premium of the three mentioned mice and has the highest quality control of some products I’ve ever used. Corsair Sabre V2 Pro - The lightest of the bunch and slightly slimmer/lower profile vs the ROG. It feels amazing in the hand. The software suite is a little less advanced than the ROG, and the default settings have an 8ms click latency on this mouse, but with beta software you can reduce this, if that’s a big deal to you. I currently main this mouse as my main mouse for gaming, because I bought this before the Asus ROG, and since I already had this, I returned the Asus as it was redundant. Razer Cobra HyperSpeed - The sleekest-feeling of the three, but also the heaviest. The sensor tech is a bit older and dated compared to the other two, but unless you’re a super freak pro e-sports player, you won’t notice a difference. In my opinion this mouse \*feels\* the best; it melts into my hand like no other mouse ever has, but it is almost double the weight of the Corsair. It’s noticeable. My daily driver is the Corsair, but my favourite is the Razer. The Razer was my first true gaming mouse, so I’m just naturally biased towards it and have a sweet spot on it. I use the Corsair as my competitive gaming mouse for Valorant and CS, and the Razer for my casual gaming for Diablo 4 and Palworld and stuff. If I had to recommend one for you, it would be the Asus ROG Harpe Ace Mini. It’s the most advanced, has the most comfortable shape, and has the most feature-full software suite. If I had to pick a new mouse to start with all over again, it would be this one. The only reason it’s not my main is because I already had two other mice beforehand that I couldn’t return. Cheers.

If you fingertip and want a short mouse with narrow sides, Harpe ace mini makes alot of sense. Beast X and Beast X Pro also fit that style if youre okay with very light mice. Viper Mini or Cobra are also solid options if you want something compact without going full fingertip-only. Whats your hand size?