suggest wireless gaming mouse for big hands

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Wireless and Gaming should not be in the same sentence...
Unless you can buy a high-end one. RAT9 worked well for almost 8 years on original battery packs. Now there seems to be no good altenatives, hence why I am back on my RAT5.
 
Unless you can buy a high-end one. RAT9 worked well for almost 8 years on original battery packs. Now there seems to be no good altenatives, hence why I am back on my RAT5.

There is no unless.

Battery itself is but a fraction of the issues with wireless mouses in gaming.

I'm sure the differences with response times etc is minute, but minute can be the difference between a frag and being fragged :)
 
There is no unless.

Battery itself is but a fraction of the issues with wireless mouses in gaming.

I'm sure the differences with response times etc is minute, but minute can be the difference between a frag and being fragged :)
Can’t fault you on your reasoning, but that minute difference only comes into play when your skills are in the top bracket. I’m not there, so can’t comment. For 90% of people it should be fine. As OP asked about wireless, I can only part with my son and I’s experience. Having said that, we are both back to wited, as good wireless is costly.
 
Can’t fault you on your reasoning, but that minute difference only comes into play when your skills are in the top bracket. I’m not there, so can’t comment. For 90% of people it should be fine. As OP asked about wireless, I can only part with my son and I’s experience. Having said that, we are both back to wited, as good wireless is costly.

I agree with you 100%

I hardly doubt it even makes a difference in my game play. But I need each and every advantage I can get :D
 
Unless you can buy a high-end one. RAT9 worked well for almost 8 years on original battery packs. Now there seems to be no good altenatives, hence why I am back on my RAT5.

The only mouse built heavy enough to go from gaming to smashing someone's head in and back to gaming seamlessly without any issues.
 
I don't know what some people have against wireless. The new Logitech G Pro have less input lag than a wired mouse and is now widely used in competitive eSports. Yes, it is expensive.

The G703 is also wireless, as good as wired, awesome sensor with better switches. This is the upgraded G403 wireless which is also used in competitive eSports.

The G903, as per the above, but with more functionality and a awesome scroll button.

If it is not for gaming, then you can go with a MX.

The only other good multi button wireless mouse is the ASUS ROG Spatha, but it isn't meant for FPS gaming.
 
I don't know what some people have against wireless. The new Logitech G Pro have less input lag than a wired mouse and is now widely used in competitive eSports. Yes, it is expensive.

The G703 is also wireless, as good as wired, awesome sensor with better switches. This is the upgraded G403 wireless which is also used in competitive eSports.

The G903, as per the above, but with more functionality and a awesome scroll button.

If it is not for gaming, then you can go with a MX.

The only other good multi button wireless mouse is the ASUS ROG Spatha, but it isn't meant for FPS gaming.

The day I see a Pro play with a wireless then I'll change my mind. I have not seen a single pro play a live tournament with a wireless mouse ever.
 
The day I see a Pro play with a wireless then I'll change my mind. I have not seen a single pro play a live tournament with a wireless mouse ever.
https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...-pro-wireless-mouse-gaming-release-date-price

Logitech’s new Pro Wireless mouse is already an Overwatch League champion

And it looks subtle enough to be used in the office, too

The Logitech G Pro Wireless mouse has already won an e-sports tournament. London Spitfire, the triumphant team at the inaugural Overwatch League championship, was using Logitech’s unannounced mouse all the way to the final.
 
Funny enough, when it came out KennyS already trialed it an actual competitive matchup and still using it. I don’t see it being better than the G403/703 or G Pro. The G Pro is small though, but it isn’t the grip size it is the manner in which the mouse is held and many pros like that.

Just remember the MX518 comes out with a new sensor 16000dpi vs the old 1600dpi

Edit: NVM its not wireless
 
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