V6

I’m currently using the scyrox V6- mouse is super light and super small compared to the previous ones I’ve used. I don’t think it’s too small.. Try the 1-3-1 method for comfort ability and see if it helps. Again- this may affect aim.. 1-3-1 helps me with tracking but it just feels weird to hold.. so I normally do 1-2-2

recently bought the Sycrox v6, didn't really like the concave shape of the finger grove because click travel varies depending on where you press, making the click feel inconsistent across the mouse. Not really good if you value out of mind, daily driver, accurate light wireless mice also preferably ambidextrous

Mchose Ace68 with TTC Dragon Lord Switched and Scyrox V6 with ATK 99G

Scyrox/Lamzu are valid options for cheaper, with better hardware, like 8K dongle and optical omrons (scyrox), which won't double click. Scyrox V6 is just 70$ on their website, I used G Pro/Superlight and Scyrox V6 is easily better and way cheaper.

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=scyrox-v6-vs.-logitech-g-pro-x-superlight While scyrox is smaller, I would say that the weight difference is more noticeable and favours scyrox a lot, I adjusted my grip with scyrox in a few days and I don't consider this mouse as small, it's medium size.

>seems it's 20 grams lighter than what I have It's X2 times lighter than g pro wireless, which is 80g and Scyrox is 40g. Huge difference

No, it's just better - if you find it "too light" just adjust your sensitivity accordingly, low weight can't be an issue, at least when we're talking about 40g and not 15g fingertip mouse.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/scyrox-v6/8.html here's a good review from a reputable source, this mouse is one of the greatest, can't go wrong for that price. If you're gonna buy it, I suggest using 2k polling rate, 4/8K eat too much battery for small latency reduction.

i have like a white skyrox v6 one i like it have u tried it