Mouse Advice

[Dawelio]

Hey,

First off I'm not entirely sure this is the correct section for this thread, if not, please move it.

I'm wondering if you guys have any experience with QPad and Mionix mices?...
More specifically the QPad 8K Pro Optical Gaming Mouse and the Mionix Naos 3200, 7000 and 8200 mices?... Do you perhaps know the difference between the Mionix's ones? Other than the obvious increase in naming schue numbers.

I'm after a more larger mouse, that is a palm grip mouse.

Thanks,
Chrazey

 

[Flux]

I have the Mionix Naos 7000 mouse it's right handed and has an excellent ergonomic design, fits my hand like a glove. I switched from the Steelseries Sensei, as it ambidextrous design was hurting my hand with many hours of use.

The 7000 uses the PMW-3310 sensor which is an excellent optical sensor up to 7000 dpi, the 3200 model goes up to 3200 dpi and is also optical, with the 7000 superseding it. The 8200 is a laser mouse with up to 8200 dpi.

I went with the 7000 because of the superior optical sensor for gaming and I wanted it's ergonomic design and I absolutely love it. It's a large mouse in the hand and you can palm and fingertip grip it if you want.

On a side note that I just remembered my youngest bought back some clay / play dough from playgroup and we was messing about with it and I had it on my desk, turns out when I was griping it and had a look after, it made the shape of my Naos 7000. They put a lot of work into the ergonomics of the thing and it really works and shows.

Best bet would be to get to the shops and try and get the Qpad and Mionix in your hand and see how they feel.

 

[Excalabur50]

I too have big hands and went with the Logitech G502 as it's one of the bigger mice out there, worth a serious look