Zverr

well the best way to find out is to try them out by yourself, but the viper should be more comfortable to fingertip.

Probably no specific reason, pros either use what they already like for the most part or may ve sponsored. Still, a lot of good choices these days. Try to figure what would fit you best. I don't like hole designs, Finalmouse is just overpriced, MM710 may be good for you. Between those wireless I'd say Viper Ultimate over GPW though. 
I have Zowie S1 matte black and love it. Their best shape really. 

I wouldn't call that trashing TBH, they were just saying that the XM1 doesn't fit their grip very well. Is there no way you can try the shapes? Because that's the easiest way to know if you'll like it or not. If you can't, I think the S2 and the G Pro Wireless are the 2 safest options. The G305 and the Viper Mini are also worth considering IMO (and they are also quite a bit cheaper than the other 2) 

Yeah, I've also heard great things about the XM1 for claw grip. As for the others you listed: AFAIK, the MM710 is good but has QC issues (not sure if they are fixed now), the Air58 is really big and way too expensive, G Pro Wireless is still one of the best out there and pretty good for claw grip IMO, the Viper Ultimate and the Model O are very low profile (like a Zowie FK1) which is a good or a bad thing depending on who you ask, the S2 shape wise is similar to the GPW but a bit smaller AFAIK and the Model D is pretty different than all the others you listed because it's ergonomic. (It's between an EC1 and EC2 in terms of size, for claw grip, I think the new D- might be better)

I'd just get the cheaper one.

Well yeah, if you compare the bargain basement SSD, there will be a difference between that and a "higher performance" model.
I'd aim for something more in the middle, from a good brand with good reviews.
If you can get a larger SATA SSD for the same price as the smaller NVME one, IMO that's a much smarter buy.
 
I have an 800GB SATA SSD. I've used systems with 256GB NVME drives. There's no perceivable difference.

OP is original poster (in this case you) 
they are saying your hardware (computer parts)

actually it is a default no brainer SSD, I have to agree...

Why isn't the 970 Evo an option? Should be decent, still Samsung, and much cheaper than the Pro.
Honestly, though, I'd get a larger one. What are you worried about loading so quickly on a small SSD?
 
The NVME one is significantly faster on benchmarks.
Will you notice any real world difference between these drive?
Highly unlikely.
Haha, what? No it doesn't. They're all m.2 drives.

Idk about the adata one. I do have a 2.5 sata ssd from them that is good
 
wd black is their gaming line (whatever that means in terms of ssds). I have one of those in my laptop. It’s great but get the version with the heat sink if your motherboard doesn’t have one built in.
 
samsung is know to make great, reliable drives but are more expensive

@ZverrIf it was me buying i would go for either the Samsung 970 Pro or the WD Black.

What are the prices?
 
I don't know much about WD SSDs, but I assume it's fairly decent?
 
I have a SX8200 Pro, and it's great. Solid speeds, and zero issues.
 
Samsung is also one of the best names in SSDs, but you tend to pay a premium for the name.

The TUF one is great, has that ELMB sync which is neat. 

Yes it also helps recording, in general I personally go with nvidia more as their cards use much less power and usually don't run as hot as their amd counterparts while also having more features. 

I would definitely go nvidia for the Nvenc coder, as this will hugely help streaming, in this price range it would have to be a 2060 super but if you can stretch an extra 100 I would go for the 2070 super. If your not planning on overclocking your cpu, there is no reason to have a cooler as the 3600 comes with a decent stock one. I would also swap out the nvme for a 500 gigabyte ssd which would be around the same price and offer more storage.

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