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what mouse do any of you guys use that have smallish hands?
I used to use some cheap $20 mouse i got from walmart was perfect. started going out so i bought a gaming mouse and holy shit does it kill my hand when im laning/chasing/etc
gekyùme1 votes
Magic Six1 votesi dont have small hands but i used to use the razer death adder which was a good size for me.
and then i got the razer naga hex, and it was super small compared to the deathadder, but i love it.
tseihei1 votesRemember that it may also be caused by straining to hard to make the mouse move consistently. This is caused by people turning the dpi too high on gaming mice, which leads to them having to flex/tighten the muscles in their hand leading to pain eventually.
Also make sure your chair has an armrest, and that the height of it matches the desk so that you aren't straining to reach your mouse in any way.
As for the right mouse for you, also consider the type of grip you may be using. http://www.whatmouse.com/grip-design-explained/
With pain in your hands, you may want to consider getting an ambidextrous mouse. Generally gaming mice aren't like this because people don't play with their non-dominant hand. The reason you want an ambidextrous is so while you are doing other tasks such as browsing through the internet, you can use the other hand allowing your dominant to rest a little while.
As far as exact mice to recommend, I have been using a Razer Deathadder Chroma for a while without issues. I don't know if my hands would be considered "small" though...
A Basic Island1 votesidk how to classify how i hold the mouse
but my thumb/ring/pinky are all pretty much touching/just above the mousepad and my mouse fingers rest totally on the buttons
FACE THE WlND1 votesLogitech Daedalus prime/g303 (Same thing)