Terra

i feel like the Thorn doesn't due to the size and shape. Not super restricting, same with Teevolutions Terra. These are my top 2 shapes currently as my wrist has gotten worse over time, so tucked waist mice that make me "pinch" fatigue me way faster

\+1 on the Teevolution Terra, easiest money i've thrown at china.

I have both the Terra Pro and the X3, shape wise the X3 feels wider and more bulbous. It’s great if you have a wider grip width but I prefer the classic shape and the Terra is a 1:1 of the 403/703. Also, in my opinion, I feel like the X3s coating is worse and I don’t like the clicks.

I just had to pull out dog hairs from my DAV2, it was a close call for sure. But I also just replaced it with the Teevolution Terra Pro and let me tell you, as someone who used nothing but DAV for over a decade, I instantly fell in love. I had a good feeling about this mouse but now that I actually get to use it (literally just unboxed it) I am actually in shock of how comfortable it is, I thought I would have to get used to it for a while but it's everything I wanted the DAV to be. No awkward flare on the right side and the hump is raised on the back so I can actually rest my palm on it and maybe even transition to palm grip instead of claw which started to cause me wrist pains. It's on a sale right now so it's a good time to check it out.

Did you open your mouse up? My biggest issue with this mouse (which all around, only minor things), is how brittle the plastic is. My theory is, in order to make a lightweight mouse that doesn't flex and creak, it's instead going to be brittle. Maybe that's what's going on here. Or they're just defective models. But with mine, I opened it up. 2 out of 4 screw holes were cracked. I can still secure the mouse, but they don't tighten. The back u-shaped clasp was half missing, broken. No piece to be found. Again, I can still hook it using, but I'm not confident in its longevity. When I looked at the pics from the Tech Power Up review, 3 out of 4 screws were cracked. Their back U shape clasp was cracked, but not broken off like mine. With my mouse assembled, it has no sign of internal damage. It's an A+ mouse. But I feel like when I stick with a mouse, I like to clean the scroll wheel out every few months. I have dogs. There's always dust and hairs getting in there, and eventually I'll start to feel it and I want it cleaned out. I don't want to open this mouse back up. Most people probably never open a mouse up, so my concern will probably be a non-issue for most people.

I agree with the conclusion and I think that aligns with what a lot of us have been saying on r/MouseReview when it comes to high priced mice. I don't know Pulsar's sales numbers, they seem to be doing well. It just seems like Pulsar is going to lose their corner of the market as they approach Razer/Logitech prices, despite not having their brand/name recognition. The appeal of Pulsar was "Why buy a Razer Deathadder, when I can buy an Xlite Large for 2/3 the price?" And maining both of those mice for a year, I felt Xlite was the superior product. Now a year later, they've already become the brand... "Why buy a crazylight when you could buy a Scyrox for nearly half the price?" The only way I see Pulsar winning, is if they plan on taking down Logitech and Razer. The strategy seems like they've gotten way ahead of themselves. And I hope I'm wrong, because I do like Pulsar, but if this trend continues, I'll be looking for the next "pulsar" or whoever is selling the next $80 mouse with premium parts. (I suppose I already am, as I went from an X3 to Terra Pro) They're being ambitious. Somebody over there has big goals. But remind me in 5 years how they're doing. We'll see. At the moment, they remind me of where Glorious once was in the mouse market.

My recent experience - purchased and tried 10+ mouses in October: Rog Ace Aim, Rog Gladius 3, Pulsar x2h, Pulsar x3, Zowie ZA13 DW, Teevolution Terra Pro, Scyrox v8, DAV3 Hyperspeed and DAV4 Pro. The most anticipated one was the Terra, seconded by the Zowie. Ended up only keeping the two DAVs. Don't need two but can't decide which one to give up. In my view they are miles better than the others I tried.

I've got similar hands. Superlight Dex or Teevolution Terra from experience. Or EC1.

Very biased cause I got the mouse a month ago but the terra pro mouse is basically a g703 clone with updated sensor and lightweight. It’s a Chinese company associated with fantech I think lots of reviews recently on this sub just search Terra.

Lool not trying to shill the mouse cause shape and price and weight are pretty subjective but it’s really a solid mouse for me for palm relaxed claw.

Terra Pro. I just upgraded from my old razer mamba elite, as the scroll wheel was failing. Was a little if on going to a brand ive never heard of, but the mouse has been great, and grip tapes the mouse comes with feel nice on my hand. Its on sale from 80 to 60 bucks rn

Currently using a Teevolution Terra, coming from a Lamzu Thorn. Previous to the Thorn, I was using a G603, but changed because it's too heavy for long gaming sessions, even though I love the shape. At first I really liked the Thorn, but after a while I realized it's a bit too small for me, which could make my hand and forearm hurt after a while. Plus, I experienced a few firmware hiccups: sometimes, the 4K receiver wouldn't register some motions; also sometimes after recharging the mouse and replugging the receiver, I could have to do it a few times for the mouse to behave correctly. I need to check if they fixed the firmware since. Also, the non-dustproof encoder unsurprisingly got dust in it, which makes using it frustrating. Tried to blow compressed air on it but couldn't fix it. I got some replacements though, just need to borrow a friend's soldering iron. Anyway when they announced the Terra I preordered it immediately, and it's pretty much the perfect mouse for me. Almost identical to the G603, except almost 3x lighter. Solid clicks, excellent scrolling, and none of the performance issues I had with the Thorn. The only nitpicking would be about the paracord, it's way too rigid to game when the mouse is charging; and the default skates with hexagon dots on them. They're pretty fast but also feel pretty scratchy even after being broken in, but since they also provide smooth skates in the box it's not a big deal.