Looking for a new mouse

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My current (wireless) mouse is starting to have more and more issues dieing and generally just being not quite reliable enough, so I'm looking for a mouse ideally similar to it but wired. Problem I'm having is that it's a rather uncommon form factor.

What I want

  • small, for fingertip grip/ weird half palm grip
  • be able to keep my palm on the desktop
  • cheaper the better, $60 is really more than I'd like to spend
  • 2 left side buttons
  • no acceleration and all that nice "gaming" stuff
  • dpi irrelevant, will be used at 800 or closest

Mice that seem acceptable

  • Cooler Master Xornet/Spawn; $35; shape looks like it might need to be palmed
  • Logitech G9X; $60ish; will be old, most expensive, but seems to be well loved across the web
  • Razer Orochi; $30-45; not sure if the right side buttons will get in the way, but smallest

Current mouse (like I said I'd be happy with this exact mouse wired)

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That form factor reminds me of the popular wireless logitechs that are pretty small.

Is your hand big or small?  I've got hands that are kind of big, and I also have a fingertip/palm type of grip on my mouse.  My mouse is a bit long when compared to your specifications, though.

http://www.amazon.com/E-3lue-E-Blue-1600DPI-Precision-Gaming-Bigger/dp/B00C3LVYEU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1415414899&sr=8-5&keywords=e-3lue

http://www.amazon.com/E-blue-Junior-1600dpi-Gaming-EMS109L/dp/B0095P5K8I/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1415414953&sr=8-40&keywords=e-3lue

I bought one in 5/2013.  It's my daily driver, and for the price I couldn't really complain.  It is an ambidextrous design(although side buttons are only on the left), so that may or may not be a plus for you.  There are cheaper models of the blue ones.  I purchased it, but the side switches were way too easy to press on that model.  I've got the red one and a blue one now(red mouse is a backup).  Scroll wheel steps are mushier than I'd like, though.

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I'd go with anything Logitech. their products will last for AGES.

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If you can spend $60, get a Zowie FK1, there's just nothing better.