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with all the choices out there for gaming (with many extra buttons and whatnot) I just want to know what mouse has the best feeling on the palm? regardless of having a lot, or no extra buttons.

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Depends on your hand and what you mind comfortable. Personally, I find that my Corsair Raptor M40 is perfect for me.

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Everyone is different and has different preferences, as well as using mince with different grips.

The best way to know is to go to a PC store and try all the mice yourself.

 

I like how my M95 feels for my claw grip, but that doesnt particularly mean that you would like it.

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Everyone is different, if you use a palm grip I recommend a larger type mouse. I use the palm grip and I use a G400s, but something from steel series like the sensei also works well w/ palm

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Everyone is different and has different preferences, as well as using mince with different grips.

The best way to know is to go to a PC store and try all the mice yourself.

 

I like how my M95 feels for my claw grip, but that doesnt particularly mean that you would like it.

hmm never knew that we can try out the different mice at the PC stores, some stores here keep the "good" mice (usually always razer) locked behind glass panels so I don't know if they'll be okay with letting me try, especially if I'm not gonna buy one yet.

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What you can do is find pictures online to get a general idea of what size/shape they are, I know that others on these forums have pictures comparing the latest mice from different brands.

 

If you're having trouble deciding, then an ambidextrous mouse might work; the Razer Deathadder *Taipan, for example.

 

EDIT:  Taipan is ambi, not DA.  Whoops.

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You really, really, need to hold the mice yourself to find what fits best for you. For example, I was really taken aback when I received my Mionix Naos 7000 by how small it actually turned out to be. Then again, I also liked the SideWinder mice. And I thought that the SteelSeries Rival would be a long, thin mouse, but it turned out to be a nearly perfect fit for me. And I was surprised by how much I hated the newer DeathAdders despite loving the Zowie EC1 Evo to bits.

 

And sometimes, it's not about just the shape. For example, I switched  out from the Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 because I disliked how its sidebuttons felt. I also ditched the SideWinder X8 because of its scrollwheel.

 

If you're having trouble deciding, then an ambidextrous mouse might work; the Razer Deathadder, for example.

If you're having trouble deciding, then an ambidextrous mouse might work; the Razer Deathadder, for example.

The DeathAdder is one of the most famous right-handed mice. Nothing ambidextrous about it, except that there's both a right-handed and a left-handed version out there.

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I previously used the portable ratm and that was pretty small and uncomfortable. After switching to the logitech g502,the mouse feels a lot better in the hand.

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My favorite mouse is the Corsair M65. It's great for a fingertip/claw grip which is what I use. I have small hands.

You can be safe as can be and get a Logitech G602 or G400s. Both are great for palm grip. G400s of the two is much smaller.

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My Razer Naga feels wonderful in my opinion. Zero complaints whatsoever.

 

I've also felt the Logitech G502 Proteus Core in BestBuy. I think it feels amazing as well, and it may be my next mouse.

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Using a R.A.T. 7. Probably the most comfortable mouse I've had. Wouldn't recommend it though, it is ab*tch to clean, sometimes gets stuck on the X-axis, and the 'sniper-button' doesn't work... Going to a G402 soon. Will be a change.

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The DeathAdder is one of the most famous right-handed mice. Nothing ambidextrous about it, except that there's both a right-handed and a left-handed version out there.

Eh? Wasn't it symmetrical? Or am I thinking of something else?

 

EDIT:  Ahh, I was thinking the Taipan:

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