This could be perfect or nearly so, but, again, I'm unsure of the shape for fingertip users.

There isn't a store around here that carries it. I've tried those before (Razer Naga, for instance), and while they are comfortable, the don't allow the fingertip grip user to get optimum leverage. My concern with this mouse is the right-side ring-finger rest. Some options I've identified (opinions please): Things like looks, colored lights, etc. I'd prefer to pay under $70, but price isn't a major concern The rest is the obvious stuff all gamers look for: quality switches, solid feel, nice surfaces and coatings, reliable and customizable software, decent warranty, etc. Not looking for a featherweight mouse, but I prefer a lighter weight to something on the heavier side (like some metal mice). I simply need more programmable buttons, and those only seem available on palm-grip-only and/or laser-sensored mice. Three? That may work in straightforward FPS games, but I also play RTS, MOBA, MMO, CRPG, etc. It seems that every optical mouse that's on the smaller side, and so well suited to a fingertip grip, has the bare minimum of buttons, as in three. At least five buttons, but preferably 7+. I don't know what DPI I'd play at with an optical sensor.

High-quality, gaming-level DPI optical sensor (I tend to play at 800 DPI with my laser-sensored G5, but I also have software sensitivity set at middle-high (in games and Windows) to allow my fingertip grip to move the mouse effectively across my 24' 1920x1080 monitor). Here's what I'm hoping to find in a new mouse: Still, I find the mouse a bit large, and the sensor is nothing special. Furthermore, the surface materials are good I get plenty of grip, without discomfort or sweat. Also, the right side angles smoothly downward (no hard edges), so my ring finger can rest comfortably along the side and grip effectively. Because even though the mouse is large overall, the thumb depression is deep. I know that many consider this too big for fingertip grip, but it works fairly well for me. Front-and-back vertical movement 100% fingers. Side-to-side horizontal movement is fingers and wrist. Index and middle fingers on LMB and RMB, respectively. I am right-handed and use a fingertip grip. I have truly average sized man hands (7.5' wrist to longest fingertip, 3.5' palm width, average finger width and length) Over the past few weeks I've done a ridiculous amount of research and searching for the right mouse for me, and I just can't seem to identify a good fit (often literally).

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