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Works really well with a claw grip as well. Got one my self and the contours on the sides match up pretty well with how you thumb and ring/pink naturally rests on the mouse.
Got one thanks OP - I currently use G502 with claw grip - I really want to try this one but I’m worried it will be too light against the Logitech but for just over $30 I’m giving it a go.
Weight is something you will get use to overtime. However the vast change in grip width might be an issue that hurts your hand.
I’d been using a g203 that’s about 25 grams heavier & found this too light, although I suppose with time you’d get used to it.
Does anybody know from experience if I'd notice a significant difference between this and say a 800 DPI Logitech B100? I've been using the cheap logitech for years for everything from gaming to art, and am starting to wonder if I've been really gimping myself, but it's hard to pull the trigger on one of these without knowing if it's going to be functionally identical (the dimensions are fairly similar).
edit: Actually this might be a bit too narrow anyway.
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If you have a fingertip grip I highly recommend this mouse. I tried the deathadder V2 and basilisk V3 and this was by far the best mouse for me. I also realised I prefer a symmetrical mouse layout after using this mouse. It is extremely lightweight and feels very high build quality with no creaking or flexing. If you use a grip where your palm does not come in contact with the mouse I recommend giving this a go especially at this price point.