XTRFY - M4 RGB Wireless

Unfortunately peripheral companies are unaware it's possible to make an ergo with rear hump. So just have another Deathadder or EC clone (for 200th time). Your best (but still far off) bets are: \- Xtrfy M4 Wireless with the big hump, but it still won't feel like Rival because it's almost symmetrical on top and has aggressive thumb curve (kind of outdated specs but still perfectly competitive mouse) \- Xtrfy M64 (even less like Rival but at least it has modern specs) \- Vaxee NP-01 (second hand) - symmetrical top and small \- ROG Gladius III, it's a tall mouse overall, but its a rear hump ergo kind of \- HYPERX Pulsefire Saga - no reviews and Hyperx doesnt have good track record with peripherals [Other than that you can try to pick your poison from this list](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database?shape=hybrid,ergonomic&hump_placement=back+-+minimal,back+-+moderate,back+-+aggressive) And forget about the weight, but if you absolutely need heavier you can open the mouse and tape some weights or do a battery swap to larger capacity if it's wireless

Mouse - Xtrfy M4 wireless / Lamzu Atlantis OG Keyboard - Aula F75 with HMX Violet switches, Side engraved black gradient key caps Mousepad - Metaphor refantazio sega mousepad Controller - 8bitdo ultimate 2 wireless

My right hand is 11.5 x 19cm (closed fingers) and I only use palm grip. I'd say all three mouses fit my hand/grip pretty fine. I normally pick the lightest (IPI) for gaming like FPSs and now the A7 for daily work... I've used the M4 for both until today but was getting bothered by the cable. I feel I could use the A7 or the IPI for gaming but I'd prefer the 88. I'd say they complement each other nicely... also I love different colors (as you see)... :) Another day I used my MX Master 3S for a whole day (at the office) and omg, it felt I was dragging one of my speakers in the table because of the weight :D

I think it's pretty good for almost anyone... It's a bit to the bigger side but it's light so very comfortable. I have big hands so I might be biased.

Hello r/MouseReview I need help with choosing a mouse shape because with my current mouse (Mchose l7 ultra) I feel i grip to hard because the mouse is a tad bit small for me. My previous mouse was a Xtrfy M4 and I liked the ergo grip on that one and felt it filled out the hand okay. Maybe another shape will be better I feel with the current mouse I’m missing some support area for the area on the hand under my thumb and tend to grip too hard to accomodate that missing area so the back of the thumb almost caves inwards. (last 2 pics shows what I mean) Looking for a more ergo style wireless mouse with 2k polling rate that’s also lightweight. I mainly play CS2 with claw grip. Hand size is 19.2x10.5cm Thankful for all answers :)

Vaxee just released the NP01S V2 which is around 56-57grams. Thats what I'm currently looking at myself with 18x9-9.5 and a relaxed Claw/relaxed Pincer Claw user. 😊 I really enjoyed the XTRFY M4 size before and mained it for many years. However the honeycomb shell and scroll wheel quality was awful. Might be worth taking a look at their M64/M64 Pro though! Same shape but better quality and without the honeycomb!

I tried it once, hated it. Honestly mouse shape is the most important thing and that’s super personal. I’ve been using the Xtrfy M4 for like 6 years. That’s my go-to.

My Mount Rushmore of mice: Xtrfy M4/M64 (my goat), Zowie EC2 (my safe place), G pro x superlight (my basic b), Roccat Burst Pro (my first love).

Xtrfy mice are hands down the best ones I’ve ever tried, and I’ve tried a lot of them. I’ll never go back to any other brand. The only other mouse I ever loved was a wireless one by Logitech which the MX revolution is based on. I forget the model number but it was the OG with an oiled scroll wheel I believe it began with a 7. Anyway, that was my favorite mouse for a long time but is large and very dated for gaming.