OP14K / PMM Pulse, Hitscan Hyperlight, ZA13-C / PMM FUSE 8K, GPX, GPX Dex, ASUS ROG Harpe Ace, DAV 3 Pro, PMM NEO 8K, Pulsar X2 / X2 Mini / X2H / X2H Mini / X2N Mini, Zowie U2-CW, Waizowl Cloud, LGG LA-1, Steelseries Prime Mini, Pwnage Stormbreaker Max CF, Vaxee NP01, Vaxee Outset AX (I went through all my mousemarket and hardwareswap listings to find this lol)
The XM2 was my second shape I had tried since I had gotten back into pc gaming in 2023, and I always ended up coming back to it. Owned an XM2we at first, and then eventually bought an XM2w 4K when they released. It just works well for my hands and my grip style, and I don't think any shape could replace it for me personally.
I don't recommend spending as much as I and many others have on finding "the perfect shape" as you will go down a very deep rabbit hole
Last one I bought was a G403 that I had so many issues with (scroll wheel, cable being thick as hell, heavy, etc ). I mostly lost faith in Logitech gaming stuff.
Bought a refurbished G903 which I occasionally use on the go, but I don't find it comfortable for longer gaming sessions. And recently bought an MX Master 3S for work (perfect).
Rocking a Vaxee NP-01, and it's crazy good.
> Weight means very little in competitive gaming. Price doesn't matter if the product is right for you.
It's funny, weight for me is more important in my competitive gaming career nowadays and it's hard for me to go back to anything over 50g. But you're right though, if product is right then price is no object. I went from Zowie to Vaxee to FM to finally settling on the Pulsar X2 CL. That's over $600 spent on just four mice (if we're talking specifics, I spent way more than that on more than four mice). I'm even willing to spend more if Zowie ever goes the Pulsar route and begin venturing onto lightweight mice. In fact, I'll buy them in a heartbeat despite being over $150. Same goes for Vaxee, they are both fantastic companies.
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