Harpe Ace Series

Superstrike is a safe shape but it doesn’t have the rear hump that some more specialty mice have Viper v3 pro is another safe shape, here are a few more with progressively more back hump Endgame xm2w  Lamzu Atlantis / Maya X Asus Harpe Ace I (II has less hump) Pulsar X2H (this is probably too small)

My recent experience - purchased and tried 10+ mouses in October: Rog Ace Aim, Rog Gladius 3, Pulsar x2h, Pulsar x3, Zowie ZA13 DW, Teevolution Terra Pro, Scyrox v8, DAV3 Hyperspeed and DAV4 Pro. The most anticipated one was the Terra, seconded by the Zowie. Ended up only keeping the two DAVs. Don't need two but can't decide which one to give up. In my view they are miles better than the others I tried.

If you're going to be putting lots of hours on the mouse, wouldn't recommend the Basilisk. I'm on my 4th one in 5 years because the rubber grip area where the thumb sits under the M4/M5 buttons keeps rubbing thin until eventually it just wears away. 2nd one the scroll wheel material separated so it was just spinning independently of the wheel. Mouse left and right click buttons are also a bit wobbly. Switched to an Asus Harpe Ace Extreme and very happy with it. Really nice clicks, ultralight and feels good in the hand.

Looking to get a new mouse, currently i use the Asus rog harpe ace aimlab edition and the shape of the mouse is fantastic. Im looking for something with a higher polling rate but with pretty similar shape, size and weight. Im really interested in the pulsar x2 crazylight medium as they are pretty close in shape and size (according to eloshapes) and also because of how simple the design is on the pulsar. Do you guys have any recommendations? Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english :)

Harpe ace extreme: *same way, *lighter weight, *higher quality of construction(carbon fiber), *better sensor, *Optical switches