[SOLVED] Desperate to find the right mouse small hands, please help

Hiper1995

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Hello,
Lately i have very big issues with finding a gaming mouse that suits me.
I mostly play FPS games, low sensitivity (cs go 800 dpi 1 ingame)
My hand size is 17 cm, palm grip with i think a bit of tendencies sometimes to a palm-claw hybrid
Here is my grip: View: https://imgur.com/DzI9x7o


First i started with a razer Naga 6 years ago which was perfect for me shape-wise but it died out.
Then i tried, in this order, all of them in the time-frame of 2months:
-Razer Deathadder, too big, unconfortable
-Mionix Castor, preety confortable mouse but not exactly right
-Roccat KONE pure Owl, preety confortable but not exactly right as well
-Logitech g Pro Wireless, surpriseningly unconfortable
-Razer Viper wired, overall not bad as shape, but it didn`t feel..natural
-Zowie EC2-B, too big, unconfortable
-Logitech g pro wired, decent comfortable,but
-Logitech g203, same as above
-Steelseries Rival, felt surprinsingly good, but sadly the main mouse clicks were too stiff, way too stiff, had to RMA it

Usually the mouse feels decent at first, but then the more i play, the more i notice that in more than 30minutes of gaming , an incomfortable mouse will produce pain to the back of my palm near thumb, or in the right side, depending of the shape of the mouse

Can you recommand me any mouse that suits the following?
-Easy to actuate main buttons,like on logitech
-Small, for my small hands
-Good for my palm grip
-Lightweight, under 90g
-Ergonomic shape, so it becomes an extension of my arm
 

computer_brilliance

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I used this site to help me find my mouse. It's a bit of a read but basically skip to the end where it has a list of the best mice for both large and small hands.

https://mastersofmouse.com/best-gaming-mice-for-big-and-small-hands

In the end I opted for the Zowie S2 Divina. Proper comfortable but comes in some god-awful colours. Not sure if you can still get it now but it's worth the hassle of find one if you can.