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Overall that should never really matter, why would it.
Pretty much all the Logitech are good as far as Mice go. Especially the G500 and later.
I used a cheap no name mouse with this sensor placement when I started gaming, I've never been able to get a proper feel like that (or to perform like back then) in any other mouse I've tried, thats why I want to buy one with this sensor placement and test if it's just wishfull memory or what. It's for science!
And yeah if you're a claw gripper and move the mouse mostly with your finger tips the sensor placement should affect the feel of it, even more if use a low sensitivity, mine is 8cm/360°
Thats one little funky mouse, I'll try to look for it in local shops, not trilled by the sensor positioning or design but the shape can help.
The others I found that might do the job are the SS Sensei and Deathadder, having a more neutral shape it might not force you to hold it like the xornet does where (even with small hands) your fingertips reach almost to the end of the M1 and M2 and you have to "hold" it with the metacarpal of the pinky so it does not rotate in its own axis.
It's really difficult to recommend a mouse. Everyone has different uses and hands.
G700 is very durable (over 5 years of continuous use) and you can use it with or without a cord. The cord is thick and doesn't bend very well, so it's best used as wireless mouse. It's powerhungry in wireless mode, because it's not a laptop mouse, it's a gaming mouse. So, you need to plug it in every other night or so (same what you do with current mobile phones). I really like the gaming software, which allows me to set sensitivity settings and button mappings for every game I play. I have been using the mouse with the Steelseries SX aluminum mat. I don't like soft mats and the mouse might be little heavy for soft mats.
G700 isn't a big mouse in my books, it's standard size which allow using of palm grip or claw grip, which both I use. It's little bit too heavy for fingertip grip. I think current mouses are smaller than they used to be, and I don't have large hands. I use fingertip grip or claw rip with my smaller M705 though, it's too small for the palm grip. So, hard to say anyting specific about grips, because I'm used to use all three.