Vaxee xe-s, Xtrfy MZ1, wireless version as it comes with an even flatter interchangeable hump that the wired version does not have, although the wired is also flat), or the beast X mini or medium all good "flat" options.
**Hand:** 19.5cm x 10.5cm
**Mouse:** Xtrify MZ1 Wireless (low hump) - A meticulously designed, unique shape with a substantial learning curve. **Pros:** Particularly great for tracking fast-moving targets. It forces my hand into a relaxed palm/claw grip with the rear-right hump braced against my palm for control/stability. The low button height aids precision and natural hand curvature for relaxed aiming. The narrow width aids horizontal micro-adjustments from the fingers, and the short body allows for unobstructed vertical movement. The sides' curvature feels very deliberate and allows me to maintain proper grip in fast-paced settings. **Cons:** I wish it were a lighter. The small size can tense up my hand and wrist (bad for aim), and the aggressive inward slope can be both a blessing and a curse, as my inner-knuckles sometimes get "caught" on the top corners.
I was maining the MZ1 wireless with the low interchangeable back hump. Amazing shape but requires a straight finger relaxed claw and roughly 19 x 10 cm hands (my grip and hand size). I feel very agile with it, but I just wish it was a bit lighter.
I also am testing out an MCHOSE L7 and soon a Scyrox V8. Just returned an OP1 as it filled my palm too much and restricted movement.
I noticed I have a very very big preference and bias towards back hump heavy mouses and its not just that. my previous mouses have been the MM710, MM711, and currently the Xtrfy MZ1 wireless. all which have a very far back hump mouse. I was wondering if anyone knows any mouses that have similar shapes like these, Id love to buy another one to take around with me.
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