Hi , I'm on a quest to find good wireless mouse that would be a perfect fit for my graphic designing needs.
I'm mainly looking for a mouse that offers great accuracy, has customizable buttons, a comfortable grip for long working hours, and possibly something that comes with a rechargeable battery feature. Moreover, being a graphic designer, I would love if it has a bit of aesthetic flair to it.
So, if you have used or are using a wireless mouse that you believe checks all these boxes, I would really appreciate your recommendations.
Thank you in advance for your help.

hello fellow mouse enthusiasts, I just got into Mouse collecting thing and I got this Logitech gpx superlight which was battery swapped + some new skates (not the issue), The issue is the battery life. The battery itself is new but the mouse still dies pretty fast and I cannot find a way to fix it. Any help would be appreciated !

I have a Logitech Superlight 2, and I've found a good price on the second-hand market for another Superlight 2. The only problem with this mouse is that it is missing a USB receiver and a dongle.

My question is If I buy this second-hand mouse, can I use my existing USB receiver and the dongle with the new Superlight 2 mouse ?

I need to buy a new wireless mouse for around 75 dollars or less, and I've been looking at the Pulsar Xlite V3, but I'm worried that I won't like the shape. I currently have the Corsair M65 RGB Ultra, and I have an 18.5 cm by 9.5 cm hand size with a palm grip. Would this be a comfortable mouse for me, or is there something better?

1. Feels good to hold

2. Has customizable LEDs

3. Has 4 or more side buttons

4. Somewhat lightweight (my current mouse is heavy as fuck)

5. Under 36€

6. Wired

Hello. I need suggestion. I'm currently using a logitech m220 mouse and playing Valorant. But now I want to buy a new mouse and I'm considering a rampage nova m4 mouse. The problem is that it is said to cause lag in the game. But I am using a logitech m220 office mouse and the latency of logitech is not written anywhere. Do you think Rampage Nova M4 is a bad mouse? Can you recommend me a wireless mouse under 20 euros? daily use + gaming.

Hii! j need some recommendations for a mouse, mouse skates and mousepad combo.i do play a TON of fps games soo i would like to have that high polling rate and lightwight and decent glide. thank youu

A few weeks ago, I decided my time with my superlight had run its course, and it was time to get a new mouse. Little did I know, I'd be entering a deep rabbit hole of measuring and remeasuring my hand (17.5x8.7), overthinking my grip type (relaxed claw) and buying + returning mice. I found that I my grip is quite tilted (pictured here holding g305) and the left side of my wrist instinctually lifts up a bit. As a result, my pinky comes into contact with the side of the mouse at an angle. I recently got the Harpe Ace Mini, and because of its flat sides, my pinky comes into contact with the mouse in a way that bends my joints uncomfortably. I've come to realize that the most comfort I've had with a mouse is back when I used a g305, because the angled sides accommodated the tilt of my pinky. Unfortunately, I've tried lightweight mice and can never go back (the lighter the better, 60g maximum). What mice are out there that have a narrow enough grip width for my hands while also having the angled sides to accomodate my tilted grip? I’ve heard of the MCHOSE G3, but I’ve also seen some people had problems with quality. I’ve also tried the Pulsar Xlite V3 mini, which I did enjoy, but the extremely light clicks were a dealbreaker for me.

Which model do you recommend? The Mad R major with 200 mah of battery and 36g or the Mad R major plus with 500 mah of battery and 42g. Is there a noticable difference between 36g and 42g of weight?

Delete post if unrelated to this sub. I wanted to order some mice from aliexpress but the prices look very low compared to Amazon where I usually buy mice from. Any tips on legit sellers and some vendors to avoid? Some say 2-5 mice sold I am foreign to this. Thanks

Hey, so I'm honest. I don't need a 8k, 50g 20k dpi, esport, custome sized gaming god mouse.

I honestly, just want something with no issues. No scrollwheel jumping/double clicks etc.

Any recommendations?

i love my deathadder v2 hyperspped but it uses batteries and dont want do get a different shaped mouse. any cheap reccomendations

Hi guys, I have a problem with the mouse. When I left click, it is linked to button 6 on the mouse, which is the DPI button, and the DPI goes up just by clicking it. Is there a solution for this? Thanks. I have everything by default

Hello, I'm looking for a Razer Deathadder mouse released before 2008 because I'm putting together a retro setup from that era, and I saw that the one available is the edition released in 2006. However, the first edition is very hard to find and by chance (maybe) I found the first version (with a defect) available in my country. So I would like to know the following:

Has the first edition of the mouse undergone any visual changes in this period or has the visuals only changed (a little) in the 3.5G/3500DPI edition (September 2009)?

Is the visual difference between the 2006 and 2009 Deathadder really noticeable? Or is it just the "LED brightness" that changes.

Should I really worry about staying true to this idea, or is the difference barely noticeable? My idea is to start making videos like ("authentic PC Building from 2008") and shorts about "playing with a 2008 PC setup".

Thanks so much.

Hi everyone,

I used the web software for my mouse, and after i wanted to update 2.4ghz firmware my mouse shut down and doesn't work with 2.4ghz and bt and usb. So it doesn't work any way... What should i do?

I've been using my lamzu atlantis mini for a while and now im interested in buying a new mouse. I actually never used ergonomic mouses and im afraid that i will not like it, it also weights more but i dont think that is a big problem, so should i buy it? btw im using a claw grip.

https://preview.redd.it/ezq9h508wvzd1.jpg?width=3699&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2a99ed533118b3f80ac18a4426f19212a4db4b42

https://imgur.com/a/xUMlE8H

After a decade of using the Zowie EC2A, I decided I was due an upgrade. However I think my grip is the issue, not the mice (xLite v3 Medium and Mini)

My palm is pretty much flat, but my hand skews to one side over to the right, which you can kinda see with my pointer closer to the scroll wheel (which I use to scroll) and my middle shifted off center too, with my ring and pinky both on the mat. Its the most comfortable grip for me and my default for years, yet I'm starting to feel like the gap on the right side is causing a dull ache. And now multiple mice not fitting perfect seems to be telling me to adjust.

Tips? I arm aim a lot and use 400DPI so I'm even used to browsing and general tasks etc with that.

Everyone needed a pallet cleanse here, I put some grip pieces on my Pulsar Xlite V3. Basic, but it works for me!

I do a bit of gaming, but primarily I would pnly use for daily use and 3D design. I’m not a fan of normal ergonomic mice, and hate the scroll wheels. My budget is around £50 ($65). I would prefer a wireless mouse with a dongle, but I don’t mind a wired mouse, as long as the wire is durable.

Any recommendations?

After 3 years my Viper Mini is starting to have issues with side buttons and I've been looking for a replacement. So far I have my attention on Sora v2, but seen people complain about QC alot. Also heard the clicks become mushy at the end of the mouse, which is exactly where I place my fingers. Do these problems still occur? My hand size is 19x9.5

Hello,

On my old mouse, I had a battery icon widget next to the volume/bt/wifi where I could see the battery % of the mouse,

I really miss it, any way to get something like this for this mouse?

Thanks.

The 1st mouse I bought was one of the original razer mice when they first started out from Circuit City (that should tell you it was forever ago. RIP CC) that lasted me many years. I then got a G502 and loved all the extra buttons but something like the Naga was too OD for me. After reading all the virtues of weight savings I moved on to the G pro X superlight and loved the lower weight but miss all the functionality I had before. Yes I know most say “just use the keyboard” but I had several tendons severed and the doctors didn’t catch it immediately. Fun fact: tendons are like rubber bands and they retract back shrinking in your arm if something like this happens. Anyway, had surgery eventually but due to them not catching it early the results were… meh. Long story short, I have 2 fingers with limited function and one just kinda flops so I really enjoy the convenience and accessibility I get from something like the G502 when trying to keep up with my friends in different fast paced pvp games but I don’t know if I can go back to something double the weight, so please help me find my unicorn.

TLDR: have tendon damage and looking for a really light mouse with lots of extra controls due to floppy fingers.

I’m aware of the Glorious model I and the steel series aerox 5 that each have like 1 extra thumb button but those are both heavier than the GPX And the Asus rog chakram (which would be perfect if the weight was like half) and same with the turtle beach (formerly roccat) Kone XP Air, it’d be perfect for me if it wasn’t 100g. I know I won’t get a ton of buttons at my desired weight but even 3 at ~50g or more for a little more weight. Just hoping there’s something I don’t know about out there.

I'm looking for a new wireless mouse, mouse price range is about 80$ and I have a hand size of 18/10.

Plz note- I don’t have any pay any extra money for this upgrade and does viper v3 pro has issues related to scroll wheel or issues related to double click or any sort? My viper v2 pro had scroll wheel issues multiple times.