Best palm grip mouse

[Vorgoth]

Hello

I wanted to ask you guys what "palm" grip mouse do you use and if it feels real nice and good.

My story is this: I used A4Tech Bloody for a really really long time and it felt right. After some time (like 5 years) I wanted to change mouse. I've decided to buy SteelSeries Rival 110. After about month I tried my old mouse and it felt better. I've read some comments on the net and it turned out some people had same problems as me. As it turned out Rival 110 is for "claw" users and not "palm" grip - I knew something was not right with Rival, but did not know what until now.

I've tried Razer Deathadder Elite from brother and it feels superior comparing to Rival 110 (it's heavier, have little more cm's in dimensions). I wanted to buy it for myself, but he said middle scroll was not working - just like everyone on the net is saying - middle scroll not working after about 1 year. And he didn't use it so much ...

Moreover I've read about Rival 310 or Logitech G403, but people are saying that it doesn't feel right in your hand. Razer was really nice, but it sucks if this middle scroll is broken after 1 year of usage or maybe they fixed it in their products by now?

If anyone was in similar position please let me know. I really like heavy mouses (about 100g or little more), because Razer Deatadder Elite is about 100g and A4Bloody was about 140g? Rival 110 is 80g and it's too light for me

PS: Rival height is 38mm while Deathadder is 44mm and it's a lot better

[Azza ☠]

Messaggio originale di Vorgoth:

Thanks :)

One more question. When I was trying Bloody V8 vs Razer Deathadder I've noticed Bloody was more "glidy" on my pad then Deathadder (I've liked it better, because my hand was not hurt in any way). Can you buy some metal/plastic thingy and add it under your mouse or it's better to actually replace the pad? Or maybe it depends on something else?

Like I've said Bloody was gliding all across pad (I was using it for 5 years) and 1 year Deathadder was resistant to my pad.

I tend to match up the optical or lazer sensor in the mouse with it's best surface (mouse pad) to react with...

These mouse pads however work with most and I would highly recommend:
Corsair MM600 (low-friction surface)
Razer Goliathus Speed Edition (faster gliding)
SteelSeries QcK (budget gamer)
Logitech G Powerplay Wireless Charging System (if using the G903 wireless mouse and want to charge it while using)

My personal taste is a soft cloth (Razer Goliathus Speed Edition) with threaded edges to prevent lifting (it ideally needs to be the large size, for a big desk space)... however, you might instead prefer an aluminum pad (Corsair MM600) which will be even more glidy.

ps: The Corsair MM600 isn’t interested in distracting you with brightly colored lights like the MM800 (marketing glimmick extras).