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Roccat Kone Pure Optical, Corsair M40/M45, Roccat Savu, CM Storm Recon and Zowie EC2 Evo are all on the shorter side of mice and should be suitable for a fingertip grip. If you need even smaller mice than those, then you're into CM Storm Spawn, Razer Abyssus and Razer Krait 2013 territory (all good, but only the Spawn has side-buttons).

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So i'm looking for a new mouse in the $85 USD range. I would preferably have a fingertip mouse but a claw grip could work (NO PALM). I really like the Razer Ouroboros but i don't feel comfortable paying $120, because i refuse to buy a used one. Any help is appreciated 

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well... the way you grip a mouse doesn't matter. You can get a deathadder 2013 edition and then just claw that.

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I tried my friends Deathadder and it would be nice if it was shorter. Because i am mainly a finger tip user but claw would be acceptable. I guess i just have small womanly hands as well Ha ha

A smaller mouse, then how about something like a sensei?  or a logitech g600

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Well I have the Logitech G602, and it's a pretty good mouse in general.

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It does. Some mice are better and more comfortable for a certain type of hand grip.

well. I have large hands so... all mice I can grip claw lol, maybe that's just me then.

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Roccat Kone Pure Optical, Corsair M40/M45, Roccat Savu, CM Storm Recon and Zowie EC2 Evo are all on the shorter side of mice and should be suitable for a fingertip grip. If you need even smaller mice than those, then you're into CM Storm Spawn, Razer Abyssus and Razer Krait 2013 territory (all good, but only the Spawn has side-buttons).

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