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Start by identifying your mouse grip[0]. That is the starting point for choosing a mouse. Unfortunately, if you prefer a claw or fingertip grip the only mice av
by Vaskivo 11y ago
Start by identifying your mouse grip[0]. That is the starting point for choosing a mouse. Unfortunately, if you prefer a claw or fingertip grip the only mice available are gaming mice, which may have "flashier" decorations. Claw and Fingertip mice are usually shorter and wider.
I mostly use a fingertip grip, changing unconsciously to claw when playing more action oriented videogames. At work I have a CM Storm Xornet[1], with the recommended CM cloth mousepad (Small size).
At home I have a CM Storm Spawn[2], with the same mousepad but in Medium size.
Personally, I prefer my work setup. The Spawn has stickier rubber (which I dislike), and the mousewheel stops working ar random. The small mousepad is perfect for my needs. due to my grip I have high sensitivity in the mouse and my arm doesn't move a lot (or at all)
[0] http://cmu.coolermaster.com/mice-grips/ http://cmu.coolermaster.com/mice-grips/
[1] http://gaming.coolermaster.com/en/products/mice/xornet/ http://gaming.coolermaster.com/en/products/mice/xornet/
[2] http://gaming.coolermaster.com/en/products/mice/spawn/ http://gaming.coolermaster.com/en/products/mice/spawn/
- vram22 11y agoInteresting, didn't know about mouse grips. Thanks.