Sword X

I used a mx518 for years too... Not the same but have you tried the WLmouse Sword X? I love my other mice but this one really does fit like a glove. Oh and the Xtrfy m4 is a crazy shape I ended up liking a lot when I finally retired my mx518. It's not that similar other than it's a ergo too but it's worth a try. I'm pretty sure bearded Bob on YouTube has a vid of him shredding weight off a mx518 to make it lighter. That's always an option too

Wlmouse sword x, my choise, same hand

I have been looking for a mouse with the best quality crisp and clear clicks possible not sure what to go for. For some context I have this problem where In games like valorant where I use the vandal to tap shoot with a lot of mice when I click it registers as 2 "burst" automatic shots rather than just a one tap shot and it really irritates me. The only fix I have for this right now is increasing the debounce time to like 10ms it is definitely not a double click issue as I have tested it out. I have gone through many mice and the only one I've had no problem with is the WLmouse sword x. The mouse shapes I really enjoy is something like the original ninjutsu sora, scyrox v8 or the lamzu thorn 4k. Is there any mouse recommendations that will be good with really good clicks as I intend.

I'm a big fan of the Wlmouse Sword X, it's incredibly light, accurate, and has the best shape I've used so far when it comes to gaming mice, it makes my Superlight v1 seem heavy! I've actually been considering giving a shot at the beast X mini pro since it weights 36g and I'm curious to see how noticeable the weight difference is (and if it has any effect on my aim, since going from a logi g502 hero to the Superlight w/ glass skates, and later to the sword X had an amazing effect on my accuracy in fps games) As for the pinky problem, I used to have that issue and was able to solve it by using a slightly different grip style, basically using just my thumb and pinky to hold the mouse, which forces my pinky to be in a position where it doesn't end "sliding" down to where it starts dragging on the mat. It's hard to explain by text I guess, but I got the idea from a YouTube short about how and why some pro gamer held his mice like that and decided to give it a try and actually enjoyed it, I can try to find the video and link it here.

Right now I’m loving my WL Mouse Sword X. You might want to check out the Beast Mini Pro. Excellent build, weight, and some of the best click feedback I’ve felt in a while.