Chair and mouse

[n3rdgal]

Hi all,

So I'm looking to get a really good chair for my gaming and newly working from home PC-lifestyle and could really use some help. I am looking for something with lumbar support, not super tall, no headrest, multiple arm functions (raise, lower, move inward), and raise and lower seat because I am a relatively small female. In addition, I'm looking for a better mouse. Right now, I have a small Rosewill wireless mouse (I prefer wireless, yes I know I know)...(Rosewill 2.4GHz Wireless Optical Mouse with Nano Receiver (RM-7900) not even available on amazon anymore). I have tried other wired gaming mice (mouses?) by Corsair, but my hand is too small. lol. Please help?

 

Thanks!

Gamergirl

[kelvinhall05]

6 minutes ago, n3rdgal said:

(I prefer wireless, yes I know I know)

Modern wireless gaming mice are equal in performance to wired ones if the only thing you look at is latency. If you count in things like freedom of movement, then wireless is far better than wired.

 

 

I love my G403 and I have relatively small hands. Maybe a G703 then (updated G403).

[Oswin]

do you have any other preferences on the mouse other than it being wireless? i.e weight, shape, preferred grip, number of buttons? what are your hand measurements? (there's a guide to help you to determine this if you don't know how), budget?

 

 

[n3rdgal]

12 hours ago, Oswin said:

do you have any other preferences on the mouse other than it being wireless? i.e weight, shape, preferred grip, number of buttons? what are your hand measurements? (there's a guide to help you to determine this if you don't know how), budget?

 

 

Thumb divot is preferred, but not the plastic added rest underneath it. Palm grip. Two buttons near the thumb preferred. Hand measurements: 9 cm for grip and 18 cm length. Budget around $65. 

[Oswin]

11 minutes ago, n3rdgal said:

Thumb divot is preferred, but not the plastic added rest underneath it. Palm grip. Two buttons near the thumb preferred. Hand measurements: 9 cm for grip and 18 cm length. Budget around $65. 

i am unsure if the G703 is in your budget, but do watch out for deals on the mouse. 

you may also check out the G603, though it is not rechargeable and rather "meh" for what it offers.

if you are fine with a fingertip grip then i would recommend the G305.

if you are ok with something wired then the glorious model D is a great choice.

[n3rdgal]

On 7/19/2020 at 2:11 PM, Oswin said:

i am unsure if the G703 is in your budget, but do watch out for deals on the mouse. 

you may also check out the G603, though it is not rechargeable and rather "meh" for what it offers.

if you are fine with a fingertip grip then i would recommend the G305.

if you are ok with something wired then the glorious model D is a great choice.

awesome! thank you for the advice and the help