7 best gaming mice for people with large hands

Just because your hands are big doesn't mean you have to use a poor-quality gaming mouse to join your friends. Not only is it quite uncomfortable, but it also forces you to get used to a mouse grip that you don't find appealing, with buttons that feel cramped. And if you're not at your best, you won't be able to have a good time.

Thankfully, several gaming mice on the market can meet your needs. These are the best gaming mice for people with large hands at the moment.

Razer Viper V2 Pro Super Fast Wireless Gaming Mouse

Reference price: 3.2 million VND

 

For competitive-level performance, while keeping the experience light and comfortable, the Razer Viper V2 Pro super-fast wireless gaming mouse is an option worth considering.

Weighing just 58 grams, the Razer Viper V2 Pro super-fast wireless gaming mouse is even lighter than its sibling, the Razer Viper Mini, despite its larger size. Combined with wireless connectivity and round PTFE pins, the mouse glides across the trackpad without being entangled by cables.

The Razer Viper V2 Pro super-fast wireless gaming mouse is equipped with Razer's Focus Pro 30K optical sensor, which not only has great accuracy, but also works on glass. Best of all, you'll love how easy it is to press the mouse buttons, at just 0.2 milliseconds.

Logitech G502 HERO

Reference price: 900,000 VND

 

The Logitech G502 Hero has 11 programmable buttons, allowing you to organize more possibilities for the mouse. Up to 5 profiles can be saved, giving you the ability to switch to a different button layout better suited to specific genres and titles like RTS or FPS.

Finally, the Hero 25K is a good candidate when it comes to owning one of the best sensors for a gaming mouse at an affordable price. You have a wide range of DPI settings, from 100 to 25600, more than the average gamer could possibly need. Either way, the Logitech G502 Hero feels familiar to casual and competitive gamers.

Bengoo M1 gaming mouse

Reference price: About 300,000 VND

The Bengoo M1 is a functional mouse that is suitable for large hands and performs well in casual environments. As mentioned earlier, the size and ergonomic shape of the Bengoo M1 gaming mouse is suitable for people with large hands and any grip.

Despite being a cheap option, the Bengoo M1 gaming mouse comes with some quality features. It has a braided cable and all 6 buttons are programmable. Even the touchpad underneath doesn't create much friction, you can further reduce friction by getting a suitable gaming mouse pad.

 

UtechSmart VENUS Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse

Reference price: About 1 million VND

On UtechSmart Venus Pro you will find not only 3 or 4 extra buttons but a total of 16 buttons, of which 12 are found on the side. Each button is also programmable, opening up many possibilities for special macros in UtechSmart's software. On top of that, there's enough feedback to know which button is which due to how loud and satisfying it is to press.

You can further enhance your experience by adjusting DPI and polling rate, up to 16000 and 1000Hz respectively. While the sensor of the UtechSmart Venus Pro is accurate and the lag is okay, that only happens in the context of MMOs. If you're playing other genres to a casual level, lag shouldn't be a concern, although you can further reduce it by switching to wired mode.

CORSAIR IRONCLAW RGB - FPS and MOBA Gaming Mouse

Reference price: About 2 million VND

 

The grip of the mouse is extremely important, to the point where it influences your purchasing decision for a mouse. For those who prefer to hold the mouse in the palm of their hand and occasionally enjoy first-person shooters, MOBAs and MMOs, Corsair Ironclaw is designed to meet this need well.

For starters, the contoured shape is specially crafted for people with large hands and the palm grip style, based on the rounded overall shape and natural slope along the right edge, brings feel comfortable and highly aesthetic when holding Corsair Ironclaw in the hand.

Moreover, Corsair Ironclaw has 11 programmable buttons that are smartly arranged for easy pressing, which is very useful for MOBAs and MMOs. Corsair's PixArt sensor and Slipstream wireless technology deliver incredible tracking and sub-millisecond latency.

SteelSeries Rival 710

Reference price: About 2 million VND

Maybe your hand isn't really big, but it's not small either. The SteelSeries Rival 710 is the versatile product you've been looking for, with some cool features to test out.

In terms of performance, the SteelSeries Rival 710 has incredibly low latency, which is to be expected with a wired design. In fact, the click lag is so low that it can become a competitive choice in fast action genres like first-person shooters and MOBAs.

What's cool about the SteelSeries Rival 710 is the OLED display and haptic feedback. Along the side is a 128x36 display, capable of displaying images, in-game stats, and even notifications from Discord. Another thing that could be useful is haptic feedback, which causes the mouse to vibrate when it responds to specific requests.

Logitech G903 LIGHTSPEED

Reference price: 2.5 million VND

 

This mouse is for left-handed people who are having a hard time finding a high-performance gaming mouse for their oversized hands. The Logitech G903 Lightspeed uses the excellent sensor of the Logitech G502 Hero, but with a slimmer design.

Inside the mouse is a Hero 25K optical sensor, the same as the G502 Hero, which means you can adjust DPI up to 25600 and track 1-1. Equally impressive is the wireless performance of the G903 Lightspeed, achieving a response time of less than 1 millisecond. Gone are the days when wireless mice were 'weaker' than wired mice.

As mentioned before, the Logitech G903 Lightspeed has a slim design, but it is still suitable for people with large hands. More importantly, you won't miss the extra buttons if left-handed. Both sides have two extra buttons, all buttons are programmable.