Best wired gaming mouse for big hands?

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I'm looking at a death adder v2 (without the tiny silly 2 extra buttons on the left click) but I have a 2-3xl easily glove size to give you an idea...
I like the death adder as it has the classic intellimouse shape I always got on well with.
is this suitable for big hands or is there something better suited for me?

open to any suggestions. just has to be wired and right handed style ergo.
 
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yeah I mean 2xl gloves are tight but best I can get for most things, I'd say I'm definitely a 3xl or 4 proper comfortably over the wrist enough.

Ah nice I shall have a look, thanks!
Out of interest what was your issue with the razers?
 
ttaskmaster said:
Very light, felt very thin and flimsy plastic, very light actuation on the main buttons, and just generally overpriced tat full of RGB from a company that seems focussed more on pre-teen gamers.
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thanks for the forewarning mate, I genuinely appreciate the honesty... I did think my mates keyboard was exactly how you summed it up but I do hate the keyboard phase but that's another story for another time lmao!
Have you got a good 3xl hand wired ideally logitech mouse you'd recommend? I don't want to spend silly money so £50 for the death adder v2 seemed reasonable.
 
I personally still use a G700S, though that's probably not available any more. I also really liked the G903 and the G502.
Both are still a bit slim, but great on the length and you can always bulk them up with Sugru if you really need.

Really, though, it's just a case of trying them out. If there's a PC World or something nearby where you can get to hold them, give that a go... and then buy from OCUK, natch!
 
ttaskmaster said:
I personally still use a G700S, though that's probably not available any more. I also really liked the G903 and the G502.
Both are still a bit slim, but great on the length and you can always bulk them up with Sugru if you really need.

Really, though, it's just a case of trying them out. If there's a PC World or something nearby where you can get to hold them, give that a go... and then buy from OCUK, natch!
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that's a mint idea, I didn't even think they'd have anything decent there
I've just had a look, unfortunately they've got those awful extra buttons on the left click that I can't stand but I will definitely try some other logitechs out for sure! I used to have a wicked adjustable weighted one a mate gave me but the left click died in the end.
 
Are Corsair mice any good? quite like the brand in general but never had anything but a mouse but know their psu's are good... The iron claw apparently is great for big hands and it has that nice curve to it for the thumb I like from the old logitech's etc...
 
You don't *have* to use the extra buttons.... I personally would like even more, as my large hands can't always contort to reach the relevant keys in games, so I put lots of commands over to the mouse instead.
Corsair are pretty good, I think. Not to my personal taste, but I understand they have reasonable build quality and work rather well.
 
ttaskmaster said:
You don't *have* to use the extra buttons.... I personally would like even more, as my large hands can't always contort to reach the relevant keys in games, so I put lots of commands over to the mouse instead.
Corsair are pretty good, I think. Not to my personal taste, but I understand they have reasonable build quality and work rather well.
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true but it'd just annoy me with my left handed using a right hand cackhandedness any i find it hard enough using ctrl vs shift for crouch for example so having buttons i can't comfortably use would annoy the hell out of me/mis-pressing them haha
 
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