G700s or M65?? Claw Grip user, with HUGE hands....? I have deathadder, my hands are still to big, Pinky's at corner right of deathadder and it's making some disconfurt, I also haft to switch up my grip every few seconds just of the ergonomics of the deathadder is hurting my hand. Any Suggestions?? I manly play bf3 so i need something light and not cluncky, but maybe options to make it a bit heavier if it's to light. Hand Length about 6 inches, and 3-4 Inches width. Thanks for your help :)
m65
Is the M65 pretty "Gripy" also? thats another prob with the deathadder, it slips bc of the glossy sides
I have the M65, I have relatively medium sized hands and I use claw grip. It feels great, the rough texturized material on both sides of the mouse really helps me move the mouse around without accidentally dropping or throwing it away. I have the white one which has glossy surface and it's a bit uncomfortable when the palm of my right hand gets sweaty, but I believe the black one has a rubberized surface. For the sniper button, I can just reach it with the tip of my thumb because I use claw grip, but if I use palm grip I can reach it perfectly with my thumb. However since you have a huge hands, I don't think you will have this problem. One thing I have to warn you about this mouse is that it is quite heavy. I love heavy mice so I bought it. Compared to the DA, the weight difference is quite significant. Imagine a wireless mouse with 2 AA batteries in it, that's pretty much the same as this M65 with all of 3x7 grams additional weight in it.
As for the G700s, I can't really tell you much, but I personally don't really like it simply because with my medium sized hand I can't claw grip that mouse. The quality of Logitech mice is awesome (my previous mouse, the MX518 served me for 4 years). I think the G700s is more suited for palm grippers, but with your huge hands, I think you can claw grip it as well. For the weight, I don't think it's gonna be as heavy as the M65 because it only uses 1 AA-sized battery.