Big decent quality mouse for under 20 USD?

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chemiguelito.miguelangel

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No gimmicks, no shinny lights or edgy desings, i just want a quite ergonomic mouse for big hands that at the same times is not a stock cheaply made Microsoft mouse.

Dont care at all if its wired or wireless.

Anyone has any suggestion?

Thanks in advance-
 
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G300's are a typical size, not small and not huge with a price range of $26-$80 depending on the model, I pick it because it's found locally and cheap with 7 buttons reachable by your Index and middle Finger. I avoid mice with thumb buttons they are hard to use with a combination of large hands and carpal tunnel.

Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum is what Tom's recommends.
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There are lots of lesser named brands that have even larger sizes but I find they just don't take the abuse, the micro switches tend to wear out faster.

Zelotes - Was usable and comfortable but the Thumb...
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Is it the same as the G300s?? Because for what i've seen the G300s is pretty small.

Just for scaling, in the right theres a cheap chinese mopuse that actually worked pretty well and i was very comfortable with (Eagle Warrior G13) and next to it some cheap mouse that is starting to fail even tho its almost new and i dont relaly feel comfortable with it, too small. Also a pic of my big ass hand lmao.

https://imgur.com/n3al3kK

https://imgur.com/t9sjCAh
 
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G300's are a typical size, not small and not huge with a price range of $26-$80 depending on the model, I pick it because it's found locally and cheap with 7 buttons reachable by your Index and middle Finger. I avoid mice with thumb buttons they are hard to use with a combination of large hands and carpal tunnel.

Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum is what Tom's recommends.
80443-622065-full.jpg


There are lots of lesser named brands that have even larger sizes but I find they just don't take the abuse, the micro switches tend to wear out faster.

Zelotes - Was usable and comfortable but the Thumb buttons I couldn't use really well.
https://www.amazon.com/Zelotes-Buttons-Professional-Optical-Gaming/dp/B01CK9PDQY/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_63_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=NFX7Q1JWC5WXAR2EMS4D






 
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