What mouse to get? Big hands. Around 65$

[sirtoby]

Hey guys, I need some help:

 

Recently my Madcats R.A.T.7 broke. What mouse should I get now? I have quite large hands, and I will spend up to 65$/€.

I don't want the rat7 again. I really loved the modularity and the great fit of it, but it had some major downsides: The most ennoying one was the weird behavior in Linux and OSX. More specific, after 2 minutes in the OS, I couldn't click anymore. Not to speak from th horrible OSX drivers.

Anyways, what mouse should I get? I allready looked at the Func MS3, but maybe there are better mice out there.

 

Cheers, Sirtoby

[Moredeath]

Razer Naga 2014 for $68 on newegg. Great sensor

[ZetZet]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826249114

new sensor too if everyone speaks about sensors  :lol:

[brownninja97]

logitech g502, best sensor in the world, there is no comparing.

[sirtoby]

logitech g502, best sensor in the world, there is no comparing.

Looks great, but quite expensive. Would cost me at least 80€

[asheehanjr]

I just got the Corsair M40 mouse and I have medium size hands, and its a comfortable mouse and only $39 on Amazon.

[ZetZet]

I just got the Corsair M40 mouse and I have medium size hands, and its a comfortable mouse and only $39 on Amazon.

For claw grip maybe, doesn't look good for palm at all.

[bacosta1993]

Try the Mionix Naos line of mice. Their mice are perfect for palm grip and people with big hands. 

You can also try Func but their mice are usually pretty expensive. 

Edit: If you did not like the Func you probably wont like the Mionix mice. 

[Verne]

Mionix Naos 7000 (wide) if you can find a good deal on it (its usually bit over your budget but can be found cheaper every now and then) or SteelSeries Rival (long).

[asheehanjr]

For claw grip maybe, doesn't look good for palm at all.

I can do both claw and palm grip no problem for me. For others it may be a problem.

[sirtoby]

 

Edit: If you did not like the Func you probably wont like the Mionix mice. 

I liked the MS3. I never heard of Mionix. Are  they a reputable brand?

[ZetZet]

I liked the MS3. I never heard of Mionix. Are  they a reputable brand?

New company, just like func.

[sirtoby]

Ok, then. Thanks for the help. I will give the MS3 a try.

[bacosta1993]

I liked the MS3. I never heard of Mionix. Are  they a reputable brand?

Their customer service was poor in my experience but their products are really nice. 

[Norman_the_Owl]

Ok, then. Thanks for the help. I will give the MS3 a try.

Using the MS3 R2 right now. 

I love it, even if it's a tad expensive.

[ixiboneheadixi]

Using the MS3 R2 right now.

I love it, even if it's a tad expensive.

how's the sensor ik everyone bitches about laser mice

[Suika]

Here's a list that only god knows how outdated it is.

 

http://i.imgur.com/0AIDx4L.jpg

 

The video I found it on was posted last November so idk.

[spwath]

G602

[maxvons]

I'd get the Logitech G502. In terms of sensor nothing compares to it, and the shape is also really good for both palm, claw and fingertip grip. 

 

If you don't like it, you could get the Mionix Naos 7000 or Avior 7000 depending on how often you lift the mouse. If you lift the mouse a lot, don't get the Naos.

 

If you don't like them either, you could get the Steelseries Rival, but I can't really recommend that mouse any more. Might just be me, but the shape just doesn't work for me, giving me pain/irritation in the thumb area, and some pain in the ring and pinky finger from the very aggressive sidegrips. 

 

The Deathadder is also an option, but it's not good for big hands if  you use anything else than pure claw or fingertip grip.

[asheehanjr]

The Corsair M40 is a great mouse. The adjustable weight system is pretty decent. Its a great mouse for $45.

[slenderman379]

M40 corsair.. 40$ on amazon.

Definitely winner.

[Almercenary]

Roccat make some decent ones. Func, Mionix and Corsair also do. A g502 will be reliable. Those brands I can recommend.