G305

Going to add to what the guy above said about lowering effective sensitivity, but you should also increase your mousepad area as much as you possibly can. It’ll force you to have to make exaggerated and large movements by default, since flicking will require a larger distance traveled by the mouse.

I would prefer a flatter mouse as it works better for fingertip style. The hump on mice just gets in the way and I think is designed for people who palm grip their mice. My favourite Logitech mouse ergonomics wise is the G305 wireless mouse which I use for gaming too.

G305 da logitech, (é o meu) de 100 a 150 conto hj. Wireless, nunca notei atraso melhor tamanho de mouse q já usei na minha vida é a pilha, mas dura de uns 6 meses a 1 ano (a pilha q veio durou 1 ano e 3 meses) A mais: extremamente resistente derrubei uma prateleira mto pesada na mesa do meu pc, a qu

como leva pra lugares melhor pegar um sem fio, da uma olhada no logitech g305

If you have a smaller hand, the Logitech G305 is a solid budget gaming mouse with brilliantly stable wireless connection. In one year I haven't had a single dropout, and this mouse is used daily for hours.

Logitech G305 has a hero sensor (very good) Good for smaller hands. Very cheap.

I rotate between a vertical mouse (Anker one) and a regular Logitech G305 depending on what I’m doing, and that mix actually helped more than sticking to one. The vertical is great when I’m browsing or doing lighter work, but I get fatigued using it for detailed stuff. Switching back and forth seems

Honestly the Logitech G305 is still one of the safest picks under $30 if you want wireless. While feedback can vary from user to user, it generally delivers good performance for casual gaming. Based on your hand size, it should feel comfortable as well.

the viper v3 pro is actually very close to the viper ultimate shape - slightly different but same low profile. for small hand claw it works well. but if you want something even smaller, check Razer Cobra Pro - it's their compact wireless model. or Logitech G305 if you don't mind a battery. viper v3

I've been using a walmart Onn brand "gaming" mouse for a while now, competitively yes a better mouse will be better but as long as you have adjustable dpi of some sort and like the way it fits your hand its nit that big if a deal. I personally love the Logitech G502, G305, and the ROG Sparta X all m