Recommendation for Ergonomic mouse?

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Hi I am looking for a gaming mouse under $100 - playing shooting games and maybe dota.

Mainly looking at Ergonomics - I was using G303 logitech previously and I injured my wrist until now, probably repetitive motion injury. Can't even hold onto heavy stuff.

Debating on the following:
G403 Wired, G502 Proteus (weight is the concern), and Razer DeathAdder (spoil easily??), Steelcase Rival 310

Style: Palm Grip, Hand size about S-M SAF glove as measurement.

Thanks!!
 
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Was using Deathadder for a long time, always got double click issue after a year. Switch to Logitech G403.
 

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its more important to cater for ur handsize.

google rocketninjajump read his review. u will learn more. i have a small hand and deathadder elite was too big but its sensor its one of the best if not best i ever used.

tried and use the following for a while

- zowie fk2 (damn good shape, good fit, sensor ok but abit meh)
- razer deathadder elite (too big;best sensor; good omron switches)
- logitech g403 (shape abit funny; sensor is great)
- logitech g102 (shape too small)
- razer bisilisk (shape abit similar like g403; but still feel that g403 suits me better)

so i keep my fk2 and g403 as my main go to mouse for now.

fk2 if upgraded with better sensor; easier way to configure its poll rate. that will make me choose it over all mouse.

note that zowie just release ec2b its has a better sensor than ec2a. the scroll wheel is no longer litted by led. and u can choose ur poll rate and dpi underneath the mouse itself. plus pt u dun need a software to use it. minus pt. no rgb. but who cares abt rgb when i comes down looking for a fps mouse for competitive ladder climbing.

yet to try ec2b myself but damn gian...



Hi I am looking for a gaming mouse under $100 - playing shooting games and maybe dota.

Mainly looking at Ergonomics - I was using G303 logitech previously and I injured my wrist until now, probably repetitive motion injury. Can't even hold onto heavy stuff.

Debating on the following:
G403 Wired, G502 Proteus (weight is the concern), and Razer DeathAdder (spoil easily??), Steelcase Rival 310

Thanks!!
 

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its more important to cater for ur handsize.

google rocketninjajump read his review. u will learn more. i have a small hand and deathadder elite was too big but its sensor its one of the best if not best i ever used.

tried and use the following for a while

- zowie fk2 (damn good shape, good fit, sensor ok but abit meh)
- razer deathadder elite (too big;best sensor; good omron switches)
- logitech g403 (shape abit funny; sensor is great)
- logitech g102 (shape too small)
- razer bisilisk (shape abit similar like g403; but still feel that g403 suits me better)

so i keep my fk2 and g403 as my main go to mouse for now.

fk2 if upgraded with better sensor; easier way to configure its poll rate. that will make me choose it over all mouse.

note that zowie just release ec2b its has a better sensor than ec2a. the scroll wheel is no longer litted by led. and u can choose ur poll rate and dpi underneath the mouse itself. plus pt u dun need a software to use it. minus pt. no rgb. but who cares abt rgb when i comes down looking for a fps mouse for competitive ladder climbing.

yet to try ec2b myself but damn gian...

Thanks, ya i saw the rocket channel.

Using a G102 currently and it is abit small as I am mostly a palm grip. My hand size I would say fit SAF glove S-M size.

Is the hump for G403 good for u? The reviewer was mentioning about high arc at the back area.
 

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no the arc is what i dislike abt g403. fk2 is the best so far. rival 310 have the same shape but its not rated highly

Thanks, ya i saw the rocket channel.

Using a G102 currently and it is abit small as I am mostly a palm grip. My hand size I would say fit SAF glove S-M size.

Is the hump for G403 good for u? The reviewer was mentioning about high arc at the back area.
 

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Hi I am looking for a gaming mouse under $100 - playing shooting games and maybe dota.

Mainly looking at Ergonomics - I was using G303 logitech previously and I injured my wrist until now, probably repetitive motion injury. Can't even hold onto heavy stuff.

Debating on the following:
G403 Wired, G502 Proteus (weight is the concern), and Razer DeathAdder (spoil easily??), Steelcase Rival 310

Style: Palm Grip, Hand size about S-M SAF glove as measurement.

Thanks!!
If you are having Wrist pain

you will need something like the DELUX M618 ( Theyhave many different versions )

http://www.deluxworld.com/en/index.php?ac=article&at=read&did=1189

You basically hold the mouse like a joystick and mouse the entire hand.
Takes some time to get used to ut but once you do, there is not much diff between the M618 and a normal mouse. It has 3 selectable speeds and can go laser. Bad point, is that the scroll wheel is too flimsy...
 

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no the arc is what i dislike abt g403. fk2 is the best so far. rival 310 have the same shape but its not rated highly

Lol I'm same as u, as my hands can't stand the arc in the top of most high arc. Feels kinda resistant my hands.

Yes I do agree on steelseries rival 310 and Zowie ECA2 mouse are better cater to our feel.
 

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Lol I'm same as u, as my hands can't stand the arc in the top of most high arc. Feels kinda resistant my hands.

Yes I do agree on steelseries rival 310 and Zowie ECA2 mouse are better cater to our feel.

U have the rival 310? How does it compare to the Zowie?
 

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I have Razer DeathAdder (2nd time) still best in terms of size and if you're into gaming. It's also simple and bit heavy perfect for me, the only I dislike about it though actually all razer products is it requires internet for the lighting thingy to work
 

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Used Deathadder, G403 before, now using G102. Deathadder definitely too big. G403 the shape makes it such that it really depends on person to person whether u find it comfortable, for me okay okay only. Zowie mice reviews are good but personally I never use before
 

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I have been using the 4th gen Delux vertical mouse for a few years. It does help if you have carpal tunnel. For me, I have been alternating between a normal mouse and a vertical mouse, it gives me maximum comfort. But I am not convinced on the 5th gen M618 plus. It seems to be made of the smooth "rubbery" material. I have another vertical mouse made of that material, and I find you can't get a good grip when using it, making it very uncomfortable.
 

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I have been using the 4th gen Delux vertical mouse for a few years. It does help if you have carpal tunnel. For me, I have been alternating between a normal mouse and a vertical mouse, it gives me maximum comfort. But I am not convinced on the 5th gen M618 plus. It seems to be made of the smooth "rubbery" material. I have another vertical mouse made of that material, and I find you can't get a good grip when using it, making it very uncomfortable.

is this the mouse ?

https://www.lazada.sg/delux-m618-wi...ts-list.3.6167a665QfF9QI&ff=1&time=1513342637
 

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I got the G102 through the Lazada Logitech bundle. Have to say it is more suitable for small hands.
 
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