The current gaming mice are getting bigger and bigger, so if you’re looking for a Best gaming mouse for small hands like me, it’s not easy. I went on a search and tested various mice – was finally found. Here are 3 models, which are ideal for small hands.

If you have rather small hands and are looking for a suitable Best Gaming Mouse For Small Hands, you do not have it so easy in the current market. I’ve seen in recent years that just gaming mice were getting bigger and larger, especially in the amount. Unfortunately for the detriment of people like me who, despite their small hands, are looking for a Best Gaming Mouse For Small Hands that is pleasant to use. After I was looking for a new mouse, which is comfortable to hold and use, I looked at many different models and show you here now three models, which are ideal for small hands.

Surely everyone has their own claims to the mouse, so I can now generally not generalize. But I can show you three of my tested models, which would be in question – if a model finally convinces, of course, is up to you. Each model has its pros and cons in the eye of the beholder, so you have to decide for yourself which gaming mouse for small hands for yourself in question.

Best Gaming Mouse For Small Hands January 2018

1. Razer Abyssus Review

One of the best gaming mouse for small hands The Razer Abyssus, with dimensions of 11.7 x 6.4 x 3.8 cm (length / width / height), really has a wonderful shape that makes it easy to hold with small hands. With a weight of 109g it is not too light and not too heavy, I feel the weight as just right. With 3.500 DPI, the Razer Abyssus offers no high-end values, but still plays at the top thanks to 1000 Hz polling rate. The ambidextrous construction can be kept very well, the mouse is also suitable for right and left-handers.

The Razer Abyssus dispenses with possible Schnick-Schnack and other buttons on the side, therefore offers only the basic functions with 3 buttons. Razer itself promises a lifespan of 5 million clicks and gives the good piece a full 2-year warranty. The optical sensor makes in comparison to other models in this price range much more ago, mentionable is here in particular that he does not light up out of the mouse and what this concerns more like a laser.

Textured side handles and carbon sliding feet make the mouse a real tool when working or gambling. Particularly chic is the glowing logo, which can not be changed in color, but is animated by a “breath effect” beautiful. The click sounds also convinced me, the mouse wheel scrolls quietly and precisely, only the mouse wheel click is a little louder, but that has settled over time with me at least something.

At a current price of just under € 40.00 votes for the Razer Abyssus especially the price-performance ratio, for this reason, it is also my absolute number 1. I personally have two of them in my use, one at the office PC – and one on the notebook.

2. SteelSeries Kinzu v3 Review

The SteelSeries Kinzu v3 is a well-established mouse, which is already in its third edition. With dimensions of 11.7 x 6.4 x 3.5 cm (length / width / height), it also offers a suitable design for small hands. With a weight of 181g, she feels a bit stronger, but she still serves wonderfully.

The SteelSeries Kinzu v3 only offers 2,000 DPI. So if you do not really want to be on the go with your mouse, you will certainly enjoy the mouse, despite the optical sensor and 1000 Hz sampling rate. It also works very precise and reliable, suitable for both right and left-handers.

The SteelSeries Kinzu v3 comes in black (matte) or white (glossy) and offers next to the 3 standard buttons yet another button to switch the CPI, directly under the mouse wheel. In this case also comes this model without a lot of frills and special buttons. She also works very precise and absolutely reliable, but omits on the whole things such as special sliding feet, lighting or special textures on the side.

With a current price of € 34.99, the SteelSeries Kinzu v3 also offers a good alternative to high-end mice and is ideal for small hands. I’m also sure that more versions of the Kinzu follow – it’s just a much sought-after bestseller

3. Zowie Gear FK2 Gear

Finally, there is the Zowie Gear FK2 Gear, similar to the FK1, but smaller and thus ideally suited for small hands. It is just 12.4 x 6.4 x 3.3 cm (length / width / height) and is also suitable for right and left-handers. The mouse weighs just 86g and thus a true lightweight.

Also, the Zowie Gear FK2 Gear offers a maximum of “only” 3,200 DPI, but also has like the Abyssus and Kinzu also 1,000 Hz interrogation rate. Particularly noteworthy in this mouse, the really high-quality sliding feet, which allows the mouse to move accurately and reliably. The mouse has two thumb buttons on the left and right, so the mouse has a total of 7 buttons in addition to the standard buttons.

The Zowie Gear FK2 Gear is despite the also low equipment in comparison to the other two models, unfortunately, the most expensive variant, whether that really worth dare I doubt. With € 69.99, it offers in my opinion the worst value for money.

If you are looking for a best gaming mouse for small hands, you should definitely take a closer look at these three models. Who thinks that a very specific model is missing can tell me that, I like to take unknown products over and over again under the magnifying glass.