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Hi folks,once again I'm asking for your help and advice, this time on "MICE". I'm looking for a suiting gamer mouse, with the emphasis on "suiting"."Wished for" gaming specs : - 7 programmable buttons (including left/right and scroll wheel click) and more- minimum dpi 3000 (don't know what some people gain by 6400 and even more dpi [R.A.T. 9 "Contagion"]) Probs are my hands, since they are more of the "paw-class"-size :- lenght from wrist to middlefingertip 20 cm (or 7.9'' inch for the angloame…

Thanks for your reply, Martind @ A4Tech Bloody V7Might be too small (L:124 mm, W:67mm, H:43 mm), in every dimension even smaller than the SideWinder I sport atm. @ Logitechshmmm, on the reviews you kindly linked to, there is already a statement (review 3) regarding a "size prob" on large handswith the MX 518. But maybe the newer ones like the G500 or G700, that also feature thumbbuttons above each other and not only in a row(something I learned to LOVE on the SideWinder, MUCH less stress on the…

Many THX for your input m8s ! @ Zhe BossThx for that, neven seen it before. It seems to be a "claw-gripper" type, hmmm . But ... I've seen, that it comes in "normal" AND "BIG" size !Perhaps I should start trying this kinda handling. @ Free_4_LiveBut the prices ... . Have you tested the 602 - perhaps at the shop - if it "fits your hand ? The 2 (or 3 ?) most backward thumbbuttons look a bituncomfortable. BTW, it would be GREAT, if you could give me the size of your hands (how to : pls see my star…

THX Great, that you coud answer THAtT quickley, and with these great info and pics (not their look, their content counts ).I really should consider it.

Lil' update on my search, have tried so far : Corsair M90for my taste almost perfect thumb button layout, still a bit to small overall,but the MAYOR drawback is the unbearable cklickpoint of the thumb buttons - like squeezing a rubber/tar ball :too much force needed NO feedback(IF someone had played BOTH, the M90 as well as the M95, which to my knowledge has just a new sensor, and tells me, that the M95 ALSO got new, easygoing switches for the thumbbuttons, I would give it another try) Logitech…

I HAVE read your post - several times AND I had it in my hand at the shop :body feels good, whee bit short, BUT my concern are the thumb buttons. Once used to use only ONE joint - up n down - to reach them instead of TWO joints - forward n backward - you wont miss its comfort anymore. BTW you're more of an "claw-gripper" ?

@ KalisieThe Ouroboros looks AWESOME !! ... as its price :-p @ DiabloThe Imperator looks "tasty" , drawback for me : orientation of the thumb buttons (forward/backward, as said : up n down much more comfortable for old farts arthrotic thumb-joints ;-P)