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After getting a Sharkoon Fireglider, i can finally say that i have a mouse that fits my hand, i have used a Naga and Rat-7 in the past but until now nothing fit well (don't have big hands but my fingers must be longer than the norm or something). Are there currently any other mice that are considered larger than normal on the market?
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Even at maximum extension my Rat 7 was still small and cramped but the weight was fine, sooo sad. 
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Apr 7, 2012 08:35
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Betjeman posted:
I love my Sharkoon Fireglider so much i bought a second one, though i might just add that Drakonia to my christmas list. How is it working out for a large hand btw? I have long fingers and the Fireglider is the first mouse i have ever found comfortable.
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Dec 7, 2012 13:08
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I love my G13 so much i now have two of them (a spare in case something bad happens  ).My only wish for them would be if they added a scroll wheel to it (tried the Nostromo, wish i hadn't). I don't usually get so enthusiastic over input devices but it is awesome. 
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Mar 26, 2013 09:27
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Been trying out a Logitech G600 for a few days and it's not bad. Had to disable the pinkie finger button as with large hands i have to use my third & fourth finger there to keep a grip on it. Looks like my ideal mouse would be the G600 layout with the 6 G602 side buttons all put in a shell the size of a Sharkoon Fireglider (that extra 1/2 inch in length appears to be the clincher on usability for me). Will give the 600 another month of usage but if i can't get used to it then it's back to my Fireglider.
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Sep 15, 2013 09:57
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Horizontal Tree posted:Func MS-3. The mouse I suggest to EVERYONE in this thread and probably the best mouse for man-hands Large handed person reporting in, plugged my Func in a couple of minutes ago.  Liking the finger support a lot, it's about 5mm shorter than my Fireglider and over 20mm wider (3/4inch) have yet to explore the profile switching but configuration is easy for all the rest.
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Oct 14, 2013 14:47
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Jan posted:After a little bit of use, I'm finding one thing that bothers me about the G602. Its sliding feet seem to snag easily on minor particles, so suddenly instead of sliding smoothly I'll feel something scraping. I recall that's a problem I had with the G7 and RAT7 that both went away with time, I think. I'm getting that on my Func M3, think i need to be more tidy.
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Nov 7, 2013 23:09
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Luna Was Here posted:Hello, I'm currently using the Razer Deathadder mouse because its the first mouse that fits my big hands, but its starting to crap out on me so I'm looking to move away from it. Anyone have any suggestions? I've heard good things about the Feenix Nascita but in all the pictures I've seen of it it looks really small which is something I don't want to deal with. Got any suggestions? I use a palm grip when gaming if that's anything to consider. Big hands here, started off with a Sharkoon Fireglider and later on i switched to a Func MS-3 which is a bit wider with support for all my fingers in a plam grip. There are bound to be others but i'm currently happy with what i have.
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Jul 7, 2014 18:41
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An interesting new mouse from Roccat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fagq3TVZ3vw 
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Nov 17, 2014 12:03
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Horizontal Tree posted:So my Func MS-3 had the whole cable shorting issue. I popped it open and looked inside and it looks like I'd need to lift the top board to get to it internally. Any idea if I could shorten and reinforce the cable somehow? I wouldn't mind knowing that myself as i miss mine but am too annoyed with them to buy another atm.
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Nov 27, 2014 16:58
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Jippa posted:People have different sized hands and use different ways to grip the mouse. I just use my fingertips but some (most) people put their whole hand over it (palm grip). My palm grip has my fingers overhanging the front by near half an inch.... stop making small mice dammit! 
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Dec 14, 2014 12:03
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Horizontal Tree posted:I want an updated G13 with mech switches. The ones in the new G910 are fine, just don't use those same loving terrible keycaps. G-13 forever, we really could do with a modernised one (perchance with a small scroll wheel included). 
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Dec 18, 2014 15:58
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Turtlicious posted:I'm thinking of throwing my G13 onto Ebay or something, How much should I sell it for? 35$ Brand new ones on Amazon UK are going for £50.... cheaper than the backup i bought last year.
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Dec 19, 2014 20:48
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404notfound posted:Logitech is now Logi: http://gizmodo.com/logitech-is-changing-its-name-to-logi-because-tech-me-1716336406 This is about as sane as Corsair changing it's brand image last year.  Logi: a unit of poo. 
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Jul 9, 2015 04:20
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MeKeV posted:Anyone here yet? Had to switch to vertical mice recently, quite happy with my Anker and JTD mice (£10 & £17 respectively). Good enough for me to play Path Of Exile but not sure they would be any good at CS:GO etc. Vertical mice variety is quite limited.
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Jan 9, 2018 13:09
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kindermord posted:I always look for mice with a generous slope, and seeing this one with a ~massive~ slope, I ordered it last week on a whim. After using it for a couple days it seems almost perfect. The only dislikes I have are the 8 minute auto-shutoff (wtf why isn't my new mouse working after watching youtube? Oh!) and the rachety/indented/stepped scroll action. My J-Tech Endurance also has stepped scrolling so you can rule that one out as well. 
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Aug 7, 2018 08:11
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wolrah posted:Vertical mice are kind of a love it or hate it thing. I'd recommend if you're curious getting the cheap Anker one (https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Ergonomic-Optical-Vertical-Buttons/dp/B00FPAVUHC/) and trying out the basic feel before committing to a $100 mouse you may not like. I have that one and the J-Tech one at £17. Both are good and i use the J-Tech for gaming without issue. Looking at the Logitech i can't see anything worthwhile to justify buying it. I'm sure the build quality is good but it's a five button mouse and i can get ten Ankers for that price and get the same job done. Bump it up to a seven-nine button mouse, steepen the angle to 70 degrees and for £130 and i would jump all over it for gaming. 
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Aug 21, 2018 22:36
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Atomizer posted:I've used one or two of those Anker/miscellaneous vertical mice, but the wireless versions, and there was noticeable latency. If anything, the Logitech version will excel at that aspect so while it's still a little too expensive at $100, I'd be willing to go for a refurb around $60-80. I hate batteries so mine are wired and i haven't noticed any latency, at the price they go for they could very well have skimped on the wireless tech. 
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Aug 24, 2018 15:51
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Just found out (a bit late) that Logitech have discontinued the G-13 Gamepad, shame.  Glad i have two... now i just have to find out how to get them running in linux.
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Sep 8, 2018 13:05
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Goo...... tell them to hurry up with that new Logitech G-13 please (linux support greatly appreciated). 
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Sep 17, 2018 16:43
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Audax posted:That's a funny way to say G MX518 Just had to google that one..... who melted holes in it with a soldering iron, a shameful display. 
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Sep 17, 2018 17:10
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Rockopolis posted:Anyone try the J-Tech V628 vertical mouse? My Anker vertical mouse's scrollwheel crapped out recently, and I'm going to break the rest of the mouse trying to fix it. Not sure if I want to just get another Anker, or try the other mouse. I started off on that Anker but mostly use the JTD Scroll Endurance now, looks like it's the older model of that V628. Prefer the JTD but there isn't terribly much difference in use. Both are a hell of a lot cheaper than the Logitech vertical mouse which looks to be just trading one the name which is a pity.
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ThermoPhysical posted:Yeah this is actually why I'm not looking into the Anker anymore. It's just $24 at the moment but that's $24 wasted if I don't like it or if I do and it eventually breaks in less than a year to a year. I've had the wired version of that Anker mouse since 2017... i have 3 of them on various computers along with a couple of J-Tech vertical mice, all working nicely (both are cheap mice). I guess your mileage may vary. :-)
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