belowgeek wrote: ↑I just want to ask about the ergonomics. It looks to me that this mouse is shaped oddly, but does it really provide comfort when playing somewhat competitively? I've seen many people recommend this mouse because of its sensor, but I haven't seen much reviews about its ergonomics.
It is the only perfect mouse for my small hands, and I've tried many different styles in the past. Most palm grip mouses out there are designed to support the whole hand, and it makes them so bulky that hinders any quick movements. For precise work I prefer adding some finger movements to the arm movement.
The lower end of G303 may look so slim and sharp (contrary to majority of mouses that have rounded bottoms), but that's is actually sufficient to support the weight of my palm comfortably. Try closing in with the face of your palm (Just like you would while holding a mouse), and it actually resembles a V shape. Rounded bottoms do not make much sense to me, and they always give me cramps.
Many ergonomic looking mouses have strict hand/finger positions that you'll have to follow, but G303's slender and ambidextrous shape let's me to alternate between different positions constantly to let some parts of my hand to take a rest, very easily. The extended finger portions in so many logitech's mice also works well, as no matter how I position my hands my finger tips will never reach the top edges of the mouse buttons.
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I don't like it much at all!
