hey guys,
so im looking for a new mouse, ive been using a steelseries kinzu v2 for now 3 years but i need to change.
i wanna buy a zowie mouse, but the thing is that idk which mouse im going to choose and i think some of you could help me, my hands are 20.5cm and i use a fingertip grip.
some people told me that with 20.5cm hands and a fingertip grip, za/fk series are the best for me, so if you know anything about this, please tell me.
hey guys,
so im looking for a new mouse, ive been using a steelseries kinzu v2 for now 3 years but i need to change.
i wanna buy a zowie mouse, but the thing is that idk which mouse im going to choose and i think some of you could help me, my hands are 20.5cm and i use a [url=http://prntscr.com/cjdfj7]fingertip grip.[/url]
some people told me that with 20.5cm hands and a fingertip grip, za/fk series are the best for me, so if you know anything about this, please tell me.
Zowies are quite comfy for palm/claw grips, its down to preference. ZA's are slightly higher angled than FK's and are better for palm grip, FK's are better for claw grips imo. Just depends which FK you need (FK1 is larger than FK2)
Zowies are quite comfy for palm/claw grips, its down to preference. ZA's are slightly higher angled than FK's and are better for palm grip, FK's are better for claw grips imo. Just depends which FK you need (FK1 is larger than FK2)
georgebaiiZowies are quite comfy for palm/claw grips, its down to preference. ZA's are slightly higher angled than FK's and are better for palm grip, FK's are better for claw grips imo. Just depends which FK you need (FK1 is larger than FK2)
ty for the answer, i'm so confused, they said, for ECs : "Ergonomic design exclusively for right-handed users. It offers users a bigger room for wrist movements. The shape of the right side of mouse is well rounded. It allows the user’s fingertips to hold/cover the mouse to move smoothly. EC Series comes in two sizes to fulfill different needs."
[quote=georgebaii]Zowies are quite comfy for palm/claw grips, its down to preference. ZA's are slightly higher angled than FK's and are better for palm grip, FK's are better for claw grips imo. Just depends which FK you need (FK1 is larger than FK2)[/quote]
ty for the answer, i'm so confused, they said, for ECs : "Ergonomic design exclusively for right-handed users. It offers users a bigger room for wrist movements. The shape of the right side of mouse is well rounded. It allows the user’s [h]fingertips[/h] to hold/cover the mouse to move smoothly. EC Series comes in two sizes to fulfill different needs."
Pretty sure if you use a fingertip grip, you should avoid the EC Series, they're mostly meant for palm grip users. The FK2 could be a good replacement for your Kinzu, but because of your hand's size I wonder if going with the FK1 wouldn't be a better choice.
If you liked the Kinzu v2 and didn't think it was like too small for you, I'd suggest you get the FK2.
Pretty sure if you use a fingertip grip, you should avoid the EC Series, they're mostly meant for palm grip users. The FK2 could be a good replacement for your Kinzu, but because of your hand's size I wonder if going with the FK1 wouldn't be a better choice.
If you liked the Kinzu v2 and didn't think it was like too small for you, I'd suggest you get the FK2.
Get the FK2 or the Logitech G Pro.
Get the FK2 or the Logitech G Pro.
I have a grip pretty close to yours and I use a ZA11 but my hands are huge so if your hands are smaller you have the ZA12 and 13. Here's a measurement reference between the three. I'd say find the measurements of the mouse you were using and get the one that's pretty close.
I have a grip pretty close to yours and I use a ZA11 but my hands are huge so if your hands are smaller you have the ZA12 and 13. [url=http://www.benqdirect.com/media/wysiwyg/ZA_mice_size.jpg]Here's[/url] a measurement reference between the three. I'd say find the measurements of the mouse you were using and get the one that's pretty close.