Please recommend a comfortable mouse

Yeah, it does mostly depend on what you prefer and the size of your hands.

I have tried many mice before and found a lot of them cause my wrist or fingers to ache after a while. I grabbed a Steelseries Kana V2 a year ago and am very pleased with it, though something completely different might be more comfortable for you ;)
 
I have owned two very comfortable mice for my medium sized hands.

The Gigabyte Ghost if you can find it anywhere is an awesome mouse! I have also got the Mionix Naos which is a very comfortable mouse!
 
I have medium-large hands and I used to love my Logitech Performance MX, quite possibly the most comfortable mouse I've ever owned.

There's a new version, the MX Master though, I can't say how comfortable it is unfortunately.
 
What size hands do you have? Small, Medium or Large?

What grip style do you have? Claw, finger tip or palm? Which will effect the shape and size of the mouse that you want.

And do you want a heavy or light mouse?

And how much are you willing to spend?

The main other point to look out for in a mouse right now is which type of sensor you want. Optical or laser. I personally find optical mice much more precise over laser.

Also don't get taken in by the DPI hype that the manufacturers are advertising. No one needs 12000 plus DPI. About 2000 to 5000 should be more than enough DPI for your needs.
 
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Rowlii said:
I have medium-large hands and I used to love my Logitech Performance MX, quite possibly the most comfortable mouse I've ever owned.

There's a new version, the MX Master though, I can't say how comfortable it is unfortunately.
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Same here Performance MX is just so well countoured, new MX Master looks good too. Although I don't like how all the weight is to the back of the mouse, not a game breaking thing, but would be nice if it were even.
 
robin66 said:
What size hands do you have? Small, Medium or Large?

What grip style do you have? Claw, finger tip or palm? Which will effect the shape and size of the mouse that you want.

And do you want a heavy or light mouse?

And how much are you willing to spend?

The main other point to look out for in a mouse right now is which type of sensor you want. Optical or laser. I personally find optical mice much more precise over laser.

Also don't get taken in by the DPI hype that the manufacturers are advertising. No one needs 12000 plus DPI. About 2000 to 5000 should be more than enough DPI for your needs.
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What are some good mice for small hands?
 
Another vote for the Roccat Kone+. I've had my one for... Wow, really? It must be 5-6 years now, and it's still very comfortable and responsive. Thinking of changing it for something else soon, though.
 
Kone is avery comfortable mouse but after 3 replacements in a year i had to switch maybe they've improved :)
 
For left handers the Razer Deathadder (left handed version obviously) is a great mouse. Before this I had the Razer Abyssuss which is ambi, That was a comfortable mouse too.
 
Have had the G500/Deathadder 2013/M65

The deathadder had to be the most comfortable out of the 3.
I have a small-medium hands but long fingers and use a claw grip.
 
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