laptop Gaming mouse

[azorahai]

I have tiny hands so I use a laptop mouse for my day to day pc duties. The mouse is a Logitech MX Anywhere and fits my hand okay but I could got for something a tad bigger. I use the claw grip and I want something small and optimized for gaming. Is the Razor Orichi my best bet?

[Syntaxvgm]

I have tiny hands so I use a laptop mouse for my day to day pc duties. The mouse is a Logitech MX Anywhere and fits my hand okay but I could got for something a tad bigger. I use the claw grip and I want something small and optimized for gaming. Is the Razor Orichi my best bet?

please dont buy razer mice OR buy them from newegg or something and buy an extended warranty 

 

I don't often look for wirelss gaming mice, so I'll check back in on this thread after I've looked around, but one thing I will tell you to pay attention to is the receiver on wireless gaming mice, some of them are big and have long cords, meant for desktops. 

[Minsekt]

razer is never the best bet, ever

[Syntaxvgm]

look for things like the g602. Logitech is good quality, no longer 'legendary' like it used to be, but still good. the unifying receivers are just...fucking awesome. I don't know if that's the right size for you but I'll look at some other options. 

[Becausei'mBatman]

mx master or performance mx, my cousin has the performance mx for like 7 or 8 years no problems

[azorahai]

I should have mentioned that I don't want wireless. I dunno who mentioned the mx master or mx performce....those are large mice.

Need something small

[Syntaxvgm]

I should have mentioned that I don't want wireless. I dunno who mentioned the mx master or mx performce....those are large mice.

Need something small

ah well that opens things up. The Razor Orichi you mentioned is wireless, that's what led us to that conclusion that you were looking for wireless. 

How about something like a Roccate Kone Pure or Kova+, slightly older logitech ones like the G9/G9X, or Zowie mice (Zowie makes fantastic mice)

Those are all pretty small

Shopping suggestion- look for popular mice among female gamers, as they typically have smaller hands and problems using bigger mice, especially with claw grip. 

[CapricaBuccaneers]

Try the Logitech G303 if you're after a claw grip mouse that's on the smaller side. Given you've already used another Logitech mouse you may find it fits.

[Syntaxvgm]

Try the Logitech G303 if you're after a claw grip mouse that's on the smaller side. Given you've already used another Logitech mouse you may find it fits.

oh yea that's even smaller than the g9x I suggested I think. 

[azorahai]

G303 looks long and awkward. I like a short and thick/tall mouse

[Duchess]

look for things like the g602. Logitech is good quality, no longer 'legendary' like it used to be, but still good. the unifying receivers are just...fucking awesome. I don't know if that's the right size for you but I'll look at some other options. 

 

The G602 does not work with the unifying receiver.  It has to do with the 500 Hz or MHz or whatever for 'gamer response time'.  I cant tell a difference but I also can't play fps on a computer because im so bad with the mouse.

 

edit: can > can't

[Syntaxvgm]

The G602 does not work with the unifying receiver.  It has to do with the 500 Hz or MHz or whatever for 'gamer response time'.  I cant tell a difference but I also can't play fps on a computer because im so bad with the mouse.

 

edit: can > can't

oh that's disappointing bullshit. Still a nice small receiver I guess. 

[Duchess]

oh that's disappointing bullshit. Still a nice small receiver I guess. 

 

If it makes gamer get over their ridiculous corded mice only high horse I can live with it...  Plus if its a laptop u probably wont run out of usb ports since most dont use a lot of peripherals on them and on a tower you should have an abundance of ports if u count all the tower ports and random keyboard and monitor ports.

[Syntaxvgm]

If it makes gamer get over their ridiculous corded mice only high horse I can live with it...  Plus if its a laptop u probably wont run out of usb ports since most dont use a lot of peripherals on them and on a tower you should have an abundance of ports if u count all the tower ports and random keyboard and monitor ports.

mos laptops have like 3 ports these days. It's bullshit I carry around a hub in my bag. 

My old laptop had a ton and it was kinda cool to leave that receiver plugged in and throw it in the bag, not worry about it breaking off. So yea if you have to port to spare. Plus they drain battery less quickly than a bluetooth one in my experience.