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PontiacGTX

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I am going to get a new mouse, I currently have a Cooler Master Storm Inferno and I need something with similar shape or what fits a grip in which i have a slight support of the palm at the end of the mouse and with fingers claw grip, my budget is 50USD or lower at amazon, I like to play FPS/shooters,sometimes strategy games(but not often)

I would appreciate if you could show me some mice I havent found in my search

here are some of the models I have been looking
Turtle Beach Grip 500 20usd
Turtle Beach Grip 300 21usd
EVGA TorQ X5 23usd
Genius GX-Gaming DeathTaker 23usd
Zalman ZM-M600R 27usd
Logitech G300s 27.5
SteelSeries Rival (Certified Refurbished) 24usd
Corsair Harpoon 29usd
Corsair KATAR 30usd
SteelSeries Rival 100 30usd
ROCCAT Kiro 32usd
SteelSeries Ironlady 33usd
SteelSeries Rival 300 33usd
Razer DeathAdder (Certified Refurbished) 35usd
EVGA TORQ X5L 37usd
Razer Diamondback - Chroma Ambidextrous 39usd
Nixeus Revel 41.53usd
SteelSeries Sensei RAW 44usd
ROCCAT Kova 48usd
 
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I love mine. Good gaming mouse and overall use as well. I have a claw grip with 90% fingers with a slight palm rest as yourself. The actual product looks much better than the picture. Logitech G602 Gaming Wireless Mouse
 
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I love mine. Good gaming mouse and overall use as well. I have a claw grip with 90% fingers with a slight palm rest as yourself. The actual product looks much better than the picture. Logitech G602 Gaming Wireless Mouse
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there wouldnt be some expense on changing the battery once it starts to fail? are those propietary batteries?
 
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It takes standard AA batteries. I bought it months ago (for overwatch) and i've yet to place the batteries. Its a daily use mouse.
 
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It takes standard AA batteries. I bought it months ago (for overwatch) and i've yet to place the batteries. Its a daily use mouse.
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what do you think about that mouse compared to the razer diamondback

I need something that is similar shape to the CM storm inferno and aswell have a good switch to last long, the left click button is showing wear
 
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The diamondback is a popular model, but i find for gaming I prefer wireless. It doesnt get in the way ( I have a very narrow desk). The shape doesnt resemble the storm.
 
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Logitech Mice tend to be my preferred choice. I've tried Razor mice but I find them to be cheap feeling and very plastic. Not my cup of tea. I'd probably go for the Logitech G300s out of the mice in that list of yours.
 
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Logitech Mice tend to be my preferred choice. I've tried Razor mice but I find them to be cheap feeling and very plastic. Not my cup of tea. I'd probably go for the Logitech G300s out of the mice in that list of yours.
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which Logitech mice could fit my grip?
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I used a hyrbid claw/palm on the Logitech G Pro and Zowie Fk2. My hands are not that big 17.5 cm and 9cm
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Well I see that mice and looks its more like for fingertips or palm
 
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I am quite comfortable with g203 even though i'd like a bit higher. I use a relaxed claw grip.
Btw, don't go for ergonomic mices, maybe it's me but i just can't adjust to them and i've been using big mistake) vanilla rival since 2012...

You should visit rocketjumpninja website/channel, it will help with your mouse choice, just don't go blind and buy the TOP MICEs because they are selected by his personal preference and he's fingertip/palm grip, just try to find one with best shape and sensor for you possibly with < 100g weight.
 
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which Logitech mice could fit my grip?
Well I see that mice and looks its more like for fingertips or palm
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To me ambidextrous+small mouse fits claw grip very well.Probably FK2/ZA would fit you (and me) better than g pro/g203, but sensor on g203/g pro is better (And g203 is 25-30€ less
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Claw grip with resting palm more on the thumb side. I've been using Razar abyssus and now abyssusV2 for the last 2-3 years. They work good for me, but I've ruined 2 by dropping them too many times on a hard floor. I saved them tho, and now I'm a junior electrical engineer, so maybe I'll crack them open and poke around if I can remember where they are.
 
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