These are some of our favourite mice designed for fingertip grippers that you can buy today. All of these were carefully chosen by our professional gamer.
And if you want you can buy them here (aff):
ARIA XD7: geni.us/H52N
G-Wolves HS-K Plus: geni.us/CBBoq
Razer Orochi V2: geni.us/zLrH8HJ
Logitech G305: geni.us/Gc6W
Xtrfy MZ1: geni.us/JAJzAX
Razer Viper Mini: geni.us/72u7FB
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my hands are 25x15, what do u recommend?
Brick laying.
Holy water.
A nice exfoliating scrub
4:39
@@cheesemunchkins dang, I didn't watch past the 0:01 mark. I just wanted to flex
After going down a long rabbit hole of fingertip mice I grabbed an Orochi V2 yesterday at bestbuy just to try out and though the mouse itself isn't bad, it's a total roll of the dice if the software is going to work with your setup and is going to be stable. Especially now that i've had issues and seen how many people have been posting about the same connectivity issues with Synapse. It didn't have an issue connecting with bluetooth or to the 2.4ghz dongle but it took over 2 hours on the first day to get Synapse 3 to recognize the mouse so you can modify the DPI beyond the base profiles or edit your keys. After reinstalling the app and drivers roughly 5 times with restarts it finally worked, but today it won't recognize it anymore and the fix can't be replicated. To top it off the dongle has big interference sensitivity so there's drop out even in ideal USB setups. Can't say i'll ever try a Razer product again tbh, it's wild how long they've had the same issues across product lines software wise. Definitely interested in trying a G-Wolves mouse though! I also have a Pro X on the way that was wildly on sale for $99 new on newegg. Appreciate the round up though mate!
Really good video.. im using a modded g305... Tried the orochi but my ring finger was messing the clicks and my grip.. maybe i will get the new hati S or the fnatic bolt around Christmas but so far finding it really difficult to find a mouse that checks all the boxes for me (or im just comparing everything with the g305 and im too stubborn to adjust)
Hey have you used the hsk pro yet and have a good glimpse of how it compares to the hsk plus?
Love the list, I must say the pulsar mini x2 is also fantastic for fingertipping if your hands are on the medium to larger side. I also surprisingly like fingertipping the small starlight tenz, although that thing is way overpriced.
Got into the fingertip preference with the original G303. Logitech sent me a G Pro wired when it started double clicking and loved the shape ever since. But the Mz1 is pretty much my current endgame next to a tailored 3d printed shape.
Could the Sora Ninjutsu V2 be included in this list? I've seen it advertised as for claw grip exclusively so I worry about getting it since I'm apparently finger grip.
my hands are 20.5cm x 10.5cm and i'm currently using a g305 but, it's a bit too small, heavy, and my thumb started hurting after about 2 months of use. would the aria xd7 be good?
I'm coming from the G305(also G102 previously) so I've been a fingertip egg user for over 6 years now. Thought it would be time for a change but the Orochi seemed too small for me. That being said the Aria is looking like a damn good upgrade and it's on sale locally for $50. Lucky!
That egg laugh was too good lol. The combo of light comedic tones and technical info make these reviews my favorite among gaming gear KZhead
I laughed too hard at the egg part! 😅 Might get the new HSK Plus when it drops. Starlight Tenz is great for fingertip too
Great Video! I've used most of these mice. Fantech has the best sensor with motionsync slightly bigger version of Orochi. Orochi v2 is a beast but sensor placement may take awhile to get used to and there is some dpi deviation. Had the Orochi v2 for about a year but had to rma it because it kept disconnecting in game. Razer did replace the mouse for free. But the best one is the Viper mini, it's the only one here with optical switches. Viper mini has the best click latency, even better than a lot of S tier mouse. I think viper mini has the most steady grip with razer grips on it. Only issue with mini is the sensor isn't the greatest. G305 is a bit too heavy, not that comfortable but has same sensor as superlight. Xtrfy is nice but the grip not as flexible as viper mini imo. I feel really locked in on MZ1, maybe a good thing for some. The white one looks so pretty!
my problem with the orochi v2 is that it doesn't use kailh 8.0 switches which feel weird imo.
@@cheesemunchkins it is possible to swap out to 8.0 if you know how to solder/ desolder. But imo the razer v2 opticals are better.
@@AmerikkkaGuitars your choice but idk how to sodler and desolder
I use g304/305 and g pro hero, however if logi make a smaller version of gpw, I would like to use it.
Hey what about starlight mice?
0:35 the position of the side buttons doesn't fix that issue. The only way to find that issue is to use a knuckle fingertip grip. (inner knuckles resting on the mouse). It's also a better grip better than pure fingertip in my opinion. You can use the side buttons without causing unintentional mouse movements, and transitioning into pure fingertip is quick and it doesn't require any grip adjustment. All you need to do is lift the knuckles of the mouse. As someone who's been a fingertip user since forever, I wouldn't recommend the Fantech Aria, Orochi V2, or viper mini. - The thumb rest of the Aria and Orochi prevents your thumb from making contact with your mousepad and sometimes you need your fingers to contact the mousepad for that extra stopping power. - The Viper mini and any other mouse that flare out at the front are automatically terrible for fingertip. The worst is when a mouse has a front flare and a scroll wheel that's too far at the front. You can't comfortably grip that mouse at the front because of that front flare so, you have to grip it at the back. Now you can't reach the scroll wheel without doing some major grip adjustments. If Logitech made a G305 without those annoying rounded sides, it would be the best fingertip mouse.
what do you buy when you play with finger tips but olso with wrist
Nice video, as always! What is the model of the mouse that appears at 0:15 ?
Ninox Aurora
@@DiamondLobbyReviews thanks a lot!
I was one of the original backers for Ninox aurora back in 2014 or something. There is still no better shape than that mouse. Sadly, my copy broke (clicks gave in) after a year. It was amazing while it lasted.
I use steelseries prime mini for fingertip grip, though it is designed to be palm grip
As a guy that fingertip the g502, i might not need to be too picky on what to buy and just buy anything already. I hate the dilemma of choosing between the aria or pulsar x2 mini.
Hello diamond. Mine is 6 inches do you think the hati hsk would be good for me. I’m not talking about my hands btw
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So sad Razer won't release the Viper Mini wireless
Another egg mouse that came out recently is the Corsair Katar Elite the better upgraded version of the Katar Pro only 69 Grams
Happy with my Logicech M325 but the middle click button sucks ass. Only works in about one in four clicks so I have to click it so many times over and over.
0:30 I know a ninox aurora when I see one😣 rip great weight and shape for it's time let down by being completely cocked up in every other possible way
I bought three :) They're all broken.
@@DiamondLobbyReviews I was one of the pre orders from the ESR forums. mf made a mouse for quake that wouldn't let you fire a rocket and jump at the exact same time with m1/m2 lmfao
what is this black mouse in the 0:45?
I currently use this mouse and love it. Side button placement is a bit too forward for me and I think the new one will solve this problem, just waiting for them to ship it.
I honestly don't get why people are always so upset about micro usb on mice. Is it really that important to not waste like 1-2 seconds to plug it in the right way?
If my hands are big can i just pick the normal ryzer viper?? probably the mini is too small even for ft grip
I guess it would depend on the usage of the side buttons, if you don't need to reach them comfortably or at all it will probably be fine.
@@DiamondLobbyReviews i guess ill get it, the viper 8k seems good , ill maybe use the side butttons of the rightand maybe is better for fingertip than the deathadder v3
eggs: Corsair Katar Pro XT since it's 3 times cheaper (4 times cheaper when its on sale) than this Elite model, weight measly 5 grams more than *Corsair Katar Elite which can be found around 80€ and wireless* No pretravel, solid build with no qc issues and sadly - it has omrons. Logitech g305 is a fine [good egg-shape but far from best.] but is heavy and it has botched sides.
Buena artritis y tunel carpiano se ven a veces en las imágenes
g305 remove battery cover is insane
hey :D how 'bout Basilisk x Hyperspeed?
Very good video but I do see 2 things you got very wrong. 1. I'm not very patient in waiting for the RVM. 2. The eggs in a basket pun. P.s. my hand size is 18.5x10cm
the eggs in a basket pun is fantastic and you just can't come to terms with it
@@DiamondLobbyReviews there's a chance I could be wrong.
Mouse name at 0:26 ?
The turtle one is the best one.
If you want a viper mini wireless, i'd recomemnd checking out the pwnage symm 2 wireless
If you really want to use fingertip grip seriously, there is no room for side buttons. They will force you to readjust your grip every time you use them because you lose an essential support point. Best mouse for fingertip in my opinion is G-wolves HSK Plus and even on that mouse you should not be using the side buttons.
i cant count 5 high end mouse without side buttons
@@ege8240 we're talking about fingertip mice. Even though gaming mice without side buttons are rare. Side buttons are troublesome for fingertip.
depends on how you click but personally i dont use the side buttonds
I honestly agree. One of the reasons i was hyped for the midnight thread c1 kickstarter
I mean I only use my side buttons for things like sheilds and medkits. So therefore when I'm using a healing item I'm not aiming at that exact moment so I actually prefer them. Also I use viper mini and pawnage symm 2 and it's easy for me to quickly regrip the mouse the exact same way
Zaunkoenig m2k is my fav
I rest my palm on the mouse pad and just use my fingertips to move the mouse. I don't move my arm. If that is not called finger tip grip, what is it called?
You may be doing it while scrolling websites. But really go into intensive deathmatch or some aim training maps to check it, you are very likely to find out that you are fingertiping your mouse. That was my case
That's fingertip grip and wrist aiming, where your wrist and fingers move but your arm doesn't, I had a similar grip and aim type but I'm starting to use my arm more
@@kennyd7667 I don't move my wrist. My pinky stays on the mousepad.
Mm720 😈
my hands are SOO big though
Thing is people with smaller to medium hands can use any mouse they want. Their brain will adapt over time. If you like myself has 12cm wide palms it is gonna hurt within a period of time, and instead of getting better and better with the mouse. Youll just experience more and more pain. Its insane to me how you cant buy pc mice in different sizes. Its such and individual thing. Imagine if they only did shoes in size 40. This is average sir. You just have to wear it out :((((((
No lo creo