Light Click Mouse

[inflex2]

Hello, 

I'm a MOBA player and I need a light clicking (right click) mouse ; I avg 6 clicks per second for about 30 minutes a game and I tend to play about 10-12 games until break. For 10 games it can get to around 80000 clicks per day, which I can feel in my hand and I'd love to get something lighter. I'm looking for top tier mice for competetive, however I don't seem to be able to find much information about that, and the only way to get it is to probably buy a couple of mouse and see for myself...

So far I've had 

Zowie S1
Rival 110
Rival 600
Rival 650
Sensei 310
Sensei Ten
Deathadder
 

Out of all of them probably, the lightest click I felt was on Deathadder/Rivals - it always felt like right click was harder to press than left. Haven't tried any Logitechs yet, but I''ve heard that if a mouse has a higher lifespan (for example 50 millions) it will be a "tougher" click.

Is there any way to find how much weight does certain buttons need to activate the switch? I know it doesn't work like in keyboards switches, but I basically mean what buttons will be easiest to press since I found FPS mouse to have very tough right clicks in general. 

Could possibly the new Razer Viper switches be an answer?

Been watching couple of reviews from Ninja Rocket Jump and my next buys to test will probably be G Pro Wireless and Glorious O, any opinions on clicks?

Thank you for any help in advance!

[HanZie82]

Is modding an option?
Cus most of them mouse button you should be able to limit just above trigger point then you;'d only have to look at it to engage. (had that a lot on some broken mice where button wouldn't really reset back up. So just touching it was a trigger.)

As most mouse buttons unless specifically specified will have some proper resistance to make the 'feel' be good.

[inflex2]

Everything is an option, beside reviews that I've seen I have little to no knowledge about the mods, I just really wanna get the lighter click to be honest. How does that work? My buttons never really broke to be honest, since I did swap them frequently due to them being too hard. 

[HornyFurry]

I heard this thing has a very responsive light click

 

https://en.roccat.org/Mice/Kain-120-AIMO

[HanZie82]

9 minutes ago, inflex2 said:

Everything is an option, beside reviews that I've seen I have little to no knowledge about the mods, I just really wanna get the lighter click to be honest. How does that work? My buttons never really broke to be honest, since I did swap them frequently due to them being too hard. 

Well i think (so not 100% sure) if you limit the travel of the mouse button. The click would become lighter, becuase thats how the springs in the cheaper buttons work. But then it would need to be very precise since travel is only small. I would try putting some tape on the button and then pulling it down and put the pther end of the tape under the mouse, and see if that works as a proof of concept.

But with thousands of mice out there, there must be one thats right for you. So i do wish you the best of luck. Im sorry i wont be of much more use then this. hehehe.

[inflex2]

I'm always opting for top switches and top mice since I do spend most of my time playing, thus I feel like investing in comfort and quality is worth it. I really did not like Zowie and Senseis, Rivals were the best using 600 right now but it is still over 90 grams + fairly stiff right click. Was recommended G Pro although I'm a little afraid stiffnes won't be gone that's why I came here looking for any model that could possibly have light clicks. Sometimes I can't find specs other than "lifespan" of certain switch, G Pro states they do have 50 millions which kind of worries me as it might be stiff.