WLMouse x MK - Strider Magnesium Gaming Mouse

I feel that you won’t have a problem with any mouse in terms of performance, so go with what you think looks best and if you prefer a more ergo shaped mouse or not. I use a wlmouse strider and love it https://preview.redd.it/eev70n6ssrcg1.jpeg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8b43b21421701d7fe1791ee7a034fac79c852b65

Endgame Gear XM2w 4k (v1 or v2, doesn't really matter) or, my recommendation, WLMouse Strider with Omron optical switches.

Alright get the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 ​If you want reliability and battery life, this is it. Its "potato" shape is famous because it fits almost any grip style comfortably. ​Best for: People who want a mouse that "just works," has incredible battery life, and a very safe shape. ​Pros: Best-in-class software/ecosystem, incredible battery, very sturdy build. ​2. The Performance King: Razer Viper V3 Pro ​Currently considered by many enthusiasts to be the best performing mouse on the market. It features a more ergonomic "hump" than previous Vipers and includes the 8k Hz dongle in the box. ​Best for: Competitive FPS players who want the absolute lowest latency and the most cutting-edge sensor technology. ​Pros: Top-tier coating (grip), class-leading sensor accuracy, 8,000Hz polling included. ​3. The Enthusiast Choice: WLMouse Strider (Beast X) ​This mouse stands out because of its magnesium alloy skeleton design. It is significantly lighter than the other two. ​Best for: Users who love ultra-lightweight mice and unique aesthetics. ​Pros: Magnesium build feels premium and cool to the touch, extremely low weight, unique looks. ​Cons: The open-hole design can collect dust, and the battery life is much shorter than Logitech or Razer. ​TL:DR ​Go with the Razer Viper V3 Pro if you want the absolute best technical performance and a modern shape. ​Go with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 if you value battery life and a shape that is guaranteed to be comfortable. ​Go with the WLMouse if you want the lightest mouse possible and prefer a metal build over plastic.

WLmouse strider is pretty good and has almost the same shape as the XM line up, although it is more expensive. Feels more premium to be fair.

My endgame gear mice have never broke so I'd recommend you try them. Also true razer mice always have something going wrong in a short time (idk about the new ones). My WLMouse strider has been great in terms of quality you could give them a try as well. There is logitech but they are overpriced imo.

Lamzu Atlantis, Scyrox v8, any Endgame mouse, Wlmouse strider (currently using) higly recommend it. best mouse ı've used so far.

The definition of "gaming" is key. I believe a good gaming mouse should have a high-quality sensor. Another important factor is its design; I personally love the WLmouse Strider.

No endgame xm2w? Hoenstly I have a wlmouse strider, which is same shape, and it's good. Even better for a claw user I'd imagine

Wlmouse strider? Almost identical in shape, slightly fatter. I use one and it's mint for all my weird grips.

Yeah it's essentially a xm2 magnesium clone. I came from a gpx and I love it.

My Wlmouse mice both Beast x Pro and Strider have been rock solid. I haven’t had them as long, granted (about 3 months for each), but they’re really solid performers. Such high quality, in fact, that I just bought a Sword X. I think the Beast X Pro is a fine choice, it’s a clone shape of then Finalmouse ULX series, and tbh, being magnesium and so reliable with the optical and build quality, I prefer it over the CF used in Finalmouse. I think it’s an excellent choice to use, I don’t really get fingerprints on mine but on some mice I do, I just keep a microfiber cloth at the desk and periodically give things a good wipe down.

I use an artisan hien Mid XL (wine red)