ROG - Spatha X

If you got big hands, the Rog Spatha X

I understand your pain. If you look back in my history you'll see I've commented on a few threads like this one and I always recommend the same mouse, the Asus Rog Spatha X. It has its flaws, namely an annoying to use UI in the dedicated Asus software, but it's worth it for the comfort. To put it in perspective, here are the sizes of often recommended "big" mice in comparison to the Spatha X: Asus Rog Spatha X - 137x89 Logitech G502 - 132x75 Zowie EC1-CW - 130x69 Razer Death adder V3 - 128x68 Pulsar Xlite V3 Large (size 3) - 127x70 Rawm MH01 - 127x66 Viper V3 Pro - 127x64 Vaxee NP-01 - 120x67 I've yet to find a mouse that is bigger. But if you do, please let me know too! Also, if you're looking for cheap Redragon do some decently sized options... Redragon m908/m913 - 122x92 (not very long but very wide) Edit: I'm updating this with some of the recommended options others have posted for comparison.

I keep a list of the biggest mice people recommend on here in case something huge for my massive meat paws comes on the market. Some of them are long, some of them are wide, some aren't either but for some reason people still recommend them. Anyway, here's the list, the dimensions are LxWxH and it's ordered by length. Asus Rog Spatha X - 137x89x45 - 168g Microsoft Pro Intellimouse - 132x69x 43 - 109g Mionix Naos Pro - 131x85x39 - 102g Logitech G502 Hero/Lightspeed - 132x75x40 - 121g/114g Logitech G502 X - 131x79x41 - 89g Zowie EC1-DW - 130x69x42 - 63g Darmoshark M3 - 130x66x39 - 58g Keychron M7 - 128x77x44 - 63g Pwnage Stormbreaker Max CF - 128x68x44 - 43g Razer DeathAdder V3 - 128x68x44 - 59g Rawm MH01 - 127x66x40 - 65g Viper V3 Pro - 127x64x40 - 55g Waizowl OGM Cloud - 126x68x38 - 55g Pulsar Xlite V3/V4 Large (size 3) - 126x70x45 - 58g Teevolution Terra - 125x69x43 - 49g Vaxee NP-01 - 120x66x39 - 75g Cooler Master MM720 - 105x77x37 - 49g Also, if you're looking for cheap, Redragon do some decently sized options... Redragon m908/m913 - 123x92x42 - 117g/128g (not very long but very wide). Happy mouse hunting! Edit: Updated with those in this thread.

It's the mouse I use lol. It lets me put my ring finger on the pinky rest and have my pinky grip the side of the mouse like a normal person.

I love the Asus Spatha X - but I do have massive hands (G900 and G502 both felt way too small for me). The button placement takes some getting used to and Asus have a legendarily bad customer support but the mouse itself is very comfortable.

I like the rog spatha x

I have the rog spatha x, for me it's perfect but a lot of people don't like the weird placed side buttons

Got spatha X, man. The skate sucks, but the mouse is solid

I used it for a while, the only thing I hate is the skate, horrible. I swap to a PTFE skatez much smoother

Asus ROG Spatha X, but I know it's a bit polarizing. The simple answer of why is that it was the most comfortable mouse I put my hand on when searching for a wireless replacement for my G600. I use a palm grip and my fingers fall naturally on the buttons & contours of the shape. I also like the convenience of the charging stand/receiver. The drawbacks are that it's pretty heavy and it's from Asus. If you can, go to a store and try some out. I'm lucky that I'm near a Microcenter, which really helped narrow down my choice.

Asus Spatha X hands down, had that mouse and its so cheaply made, all corsair mice are cheaply made. I want something that will last.

I loved my steel series rival 500 but it was breaking and the closest thing to the button layout I liked was ROG Spartha X

Ive had the spatha x for like 4 years now. No issues and they still drop firmware updates.

looks great! only thing that bothers me are the thumb buttons, seem like they would get on the way of getting a proper grip on the thing...

decided to get it, good pick so far!

It is heavy and I tend to pick up mouse a lot BUT the button design is really great. I still prefer the G602, except those would get a double-click on main button after a few years. Too bad those are discontinued

I didn't change since rog spatha . Good layout, swappable left and right click. Corsair series had a good layout but the pieces were fragile and both clicks died pretty fast.

Rog spatha

Yeah the circular side buttons

Friend of mine got a EVGA X15 MMO one ages ago for 55 euro (checked Amazon US, it's under 35 dollars now) Myself I have a Spatha X, but that one is more pricey (still cheaper than Razer is here)

I like my Spatha X

Dude, I still use an ~20yr old diamondback with zero issues, but my new naga rmb switch broke right after warranty ended, go figure… Not planning on buying another Razer product, the new stuff isn’t built to last. I switched to rog so I can swap out the switches if one goes, working ok so far.