Mouse Comparison Guide

How to Choose the Right Gaming Mouse for You

Start with Hand Size: Measure your hand length (from the tip of your middle finger to the first wrist crease) to determine whether you have small, medium, or large hands.
Match Shape to Grip Style: Different mouse shapes suit different grip styles — palm, claw, or fingertip. Choosing a shape that fits your natural grip ensures greater comfort and control.
Look at Specs and Build Quality: Beyond weight, pay attention to the chipset, sensor, switches, battery life, and overall construction — these determine the mouse's performance and durability.
Make Your Choice: Consider your hand size, grip style, performance needs, and budget to find the model that's right for you.

Reference Range for Hand Sizes

Small hands: ≤ 17 cm

Medium hands: 17.5 – 19 cm

Large hands: ≥ 19.5 cm

Series	Mouse Shape	Hand Size	Grip Style	Weight (g)	Dimensions (mm)	Scenarios
Saturn	Right-Handed Mouse	Mid-Large Hand	Palm	58g	126×75×41mm	Esports Training, MMO, Design Work
Jupiter	Ambidextrous Mouse	Mid-Large Hand	All grip styles	46g - 49g	128×64×40mm	High-Intensity FPS, Competitive Gaming
Mercury	Ambidextrous Mouse	Mid-Small Hand	Claw / Fingertip	40g - 41g	118×63×38mm	High-Intensity FPS, Competitive Gaming
Uranus	Right-Handed Mouse	Mid-Small Hand	Palm	54g - 57g	118×69×39mm	High-Intensity FPS, Competitive Gaming
Mars	Right-Handed Mouse	Mid-Large Hand	Palm	57g	123×66×43mm	High-Intensity FPS, Competitive Gaming
M511	Right-Handed Mouse	Mid-Large Hand	Claw / Palm	58g	121×64×40mm	Esports Training, MMO, Design Work
Aztec	Ambidextrous Mouse	Mid-Small Hand	All grip styles	55g	118×62×40mm	FPS, MOBA, Daily Office Work
M600 V2	Ambidextrous Mouse	Mid-Small Hand	All grip styles	55g	118×62×40mm	FPS, MOBA, Daily Work