Best Gaming Mouse For Big Hands 2021 [Updated]

Gaming is something that everyone enjoys and helps significantly in improving hand reflexes. For gamers, many things are important, from hardware to peripherals. The right kind of mouse is crucial as the gameplay depends on it. With the new upcoming tech, you can get a mouse in every size and preferred feature. Previously, we have discussed in detail all the pros and cons of the best gaming mouse for small hands. Now gamers with big hands should not have any less gaming experience. So, in this article, we are focusing on the best gaming mouse for big hands.

In this article, you will find gaming mice with all the budget limits and features that have one thing in common, a large size. Each mouse is examined in detail with the pros and cons described. It will be a great help in choosing a mouse for your big hand. If not, you can see the buying guide at the end of it. Below are the top ten best mice for big hands.

Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED

 

Specifications:

DPI	16000
Sensors	Hero 16K
No. of Buttons	11
Ergonomics	Right-handed
Weight	14 ounces
Dimensions	2.00 x 4.00 x 8.00 inches

The Logitech G502 comes in both wired and wireless, but here we are discussing the fantastic wireless mouse. It is a great versatile mouse, perfect for gaming and ultra-portable because of no wire. It has a comfortable design, numerous buttons, and is ideal for large hand gamers. The G502 tops our list of best gaming mouse for big hands due to incredible size and adjustable weights.

Design

It has an aggressive design with a bulky body perfect for large hands. The logo on the top and CPI indicators on the side have customizable RGB lighting. Its weight varies from 113-132 g depending on extra weights or no weights. Some like their mouse to have some weight, and therefore, it has additional weight pieces. Build quality is great with a sturdy body and clicky buttons. It has rubber grips on both sides, and a thumb rests on the left side as you can judge from the design it is made for right-handed gamers.

Due to no wire, it is relatively portable and can easily fit in a bag pocket. Moreover, it has a small compartment in the base for storing the USB dongle. The G502 is a perfect mouse for large hands as it supports all hand grips comfortably. You can either use it with a fingertip grip, claw grip, or palm grip, every position works fine. The mouse is rechargeable with the help of wire, which gives a double function. You can plug it in a USB receiver to get better mouse performance or charge with it.

Performance

The Logitech G502 mouse uses the latest Optical LED sensors to track movements and accurately transmit it. It offers excellent click latency of 12ms and does not lag despite being wireless. As for the DPI range, you get a minimum of 100 and a maximum of 16000 DPI. It is the widest range you can find with 50 adjustment steps, and you can adjust the sensitivity. Moreover, it offers four adjustable polling rates between 125 – 250 – 500 and 1000Hz.

You get a wide range of reprogrammable buttons that are 12, but only the mechanical scroll wheel has fixed the function. The scroll wheel has impressive features like only vertical infinite scroll and tilt inputs, which can be programmed. Its Logitech G Hub software is available on both Windows and Mac OS; therefore, all buttons are compatible and work perfectly. This software has several features that allow you to customize the whole mouse as preferred. Lastly, its onboard memory saves the setting so you can use it with other PCs too.

 

SteelSeries Rival 310

Specifications:

DPI	12000
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	6
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	3.52 ounces
Dimensions	5.03 x 2.76 x 1.65 inches

The SteelSeries Rival 310 possesses all the good characteristics a gaming mouse should have. It has a great sensor, ergonomics design, and well-designed software. Overall it is a solid choice for gamers with big hands due to its bit bulky and large design with decently big buttons.

Design

The SteelSeries Rival 310 features a matte black design all over and on sides, a textured rubber that allows firm hold. It is very comfortable with a clean narrow top surface and a thick rubber grip on the sides. It supports all grip types for larger hands and is pretty light to use. The logo and side of the scroll wheel have RGB lighting, which you can set from the software.

The mouse features standard six buttons, all of which are programmable. Two main buttons, scroll wheel, DPI button, and two navigation buttons on the side are present. It is made for right-handed users only because of navigation buttons on the left side, and left-handed gamers cannot use it. All the buttons are solid and clicky and assure longevity.

The base of the mouse has a long sliding pad on the front, while the back has two small ones. It provides smooth mouse movements without bumps, even without a mousepad. Also, in the center, it holds an optical sensor. It is a wired mouse with non-detachable wire which is flexible and does not cause hurdles.

Performance

It is not only a great mouse design-wise but also performs with excellence. The Rival 310 features a TrueMove 3 optical sensor, which is specifically made for a gaming mouse. Due to the excellent sensor and wired connection, you will not feel any lag in performance. Moreover, it offers a DPI range of up to 12000, and you can set levels for easy access.

The software lets you customize every button and lighting on the mouse. You can set DPI and polling rate levels so you can quickly change it during gameplay.

 

Razer DeathAdder Elite

Specifications:

DPI	16000
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	7
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	4.6 ounces
Dimensions	2.90 x 1.69 x 5.00 inches

Design

This mouse comes in relatively a long size with only 2.9 inches and lightweight with 130g. It is a good choice for gamers who do not like bulky mice. The mouse is reasonably slim, which allows all hand sizes to use it. It has a strong built which is made of solid plastic and has a relatively simple look. The logos at the back and sides of the scroll wheel are RGB lit.

The DeathAdder Elite features a basic seven buttons, just like a standard gaming mouse. While high-end MMO design mice feature tons of buttons, every button, including the scroll wheel, is programmable and can assign it from the software. It has a right-handed ergonomic design as shown with two buttons on the side and a slight slant on the right side of the body. The latex coating provides a firm grip while holding it and perfect for all grip types. It is a wired mouse and comes with rigid braided rubber cable, which does not show flexibility.

Performance

The mouse shows an exceptional performance with its impressive DPI range. It offers a large 16000 DPI, which you can adjust by a click of two buttons, which is assigned to increase and decrease. The polling rate of 100Hz assures smooth cursor movement and better performance.

It features a custom made optical sensor that works perfectly with no error. The 5G sensor maintains acceleration up to 50G and 450 IPs. It can handle fast hand movements pretty well during gaming, and the communication between mouse and PC does not delay even for a second.

On the downside, The DeathAdder Elite does not have onboard memory and has few features in Razer Synapse 3 software. The software only allows you to save mouse settings on computer memory and change the RGB lighting of the mouse. Due to no onboard memory feature, you cannot save settings and will have to redo everything when connected to a new PC.

Moreover, the software is not compatible with Mac OS, but the mouse works fine with its default settings. However, on the bright side, it works perfectly on Windows, both mouse, and software.

 

COUGAR 450M

Specifications:

DPI	5000
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	8
Ergonomics	Ambidextrous
Weight	3.35 ounces
Dimensions	2.64 x 5.31 x 1.57 inches

The Cougar 450M is a shooter-style mouse and overall has a comfortable design, which is standard but not luxurious. Due to the low price, you get basic features but not bad enough. The highlighted part is the size that fits perfectly in the palm of big hands.

Design

It comes in a simple black body with orange accents around the scroll wheel, buttons, and base. This mouse is the first one on our list, which features an ambidextrous design. It fits both hand users due to rubber grip and buttons, which are easy to access on both sides.

It features basic eight buttons, two buttons on both sides, a DPI button, and three configuration profile buttons, and a scroll wheel. The mouse cable is coiled and tough with at least 1.8 meters, and you don’t need any extension.

Performance

The 450m supports the 512KB onboard memory that can save at least 27 functions, and you can access it with a click of a single button. As for the DPI level, it goes up to 5000, which allows you great precision while gaming. Moreover, it features a polling rate up to 1000Hz. These specs are average if you compare it with the above mouse but considering the price reasonable.

Its simple design aims to comfort every user’s hand; therefore, it compromises performance. Lastly, it is compatible with both Windows and macOS.

 

Logitech G903 Lightspeed

Specifications:

DPI	16000
Sensors	Hero 16K
No. of Buttons	11
Ergonomics	Ambidextrous
Weight	3.88 ounces
Dimensions	1.59 x 2.62 x 5.13 inches

The Logitech is known for the best gaming mouse in the market. We have added at least three mouse from the same manufacturer in our review of the best gaming mouse for big hands. This Logitech G903 is another great choice for users with large hands. It combines excellent ergonomic design along with performance. Mouse, along with low click latency, high precision, and large customizable buttons, shows versatility.

Design

It features an aggressive design just like the previous Logitech mouse but has a fair share of differences in overall look. This mouse is bulky with a sharp and ergonomic cut design that provides comfort to your hand in every position. It is made up of solid plastic and has rubber grips on both sides. On the top, you can see the logo and battery indicator; both are RGB lit. Whether it is wired or not, it has fairly average weight, but if you want it lighter, remove the weight from the underside.

Aside from large design, it lacks a base compartment that safely stores the USB dongle, and this mouse may fail your portability test. This mouse had a strong build and Ambidextrous design, which let any user use it with ease. The symmetrical design helps gamers to use it comfortably, also buttons are removable and can be covered with plastic cover. It is suitable for grip styles for a large hand.

Performance

The Hero 16K sensor sits at the base in the middle, which works excellently during gameplay. You get low click latency; while wired, it is 8ms, whereas wirelessly, it increases to 11ms. It offers five selected DPI rates up to 12000, which you can choose simply by pressing a DPI button.

It has 13 buttons from which 11 are programmable, and even some are removable. Some buttons have fixed functions such as profile switching and wheel lock. The scroll wheel allows infinite scroll and increments all by pressing a button. Moreover, you can title a little to do horizontal scrolling.

The mouse and software are both compatible with Windows and macOS. Its Logitech G HUB software lets you assign and customize every button except for some. Lastly, onboard memory helps in storing settings with the hassle of setting it every time.

 

Razer Naga Trinity

Specifications:

DPI	16000
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	19
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	4.1 ounces
Dimensions	4.69 x 2.93 x 1.69 inches

The Razer Naga Trinity is the bulkiest and versatile gaming mouse featuring a side panel design. Unlike the other mouse mentioned, this one has a separate button series on the side alone. You can customize every button and function through its software. It does not assure portability due to its thick heavy design.

Design

It has a gaming-oriented design with RGB zones on buttons, scroll wheel, and logo. The mouse has a solid plastic body with a simple matte exterior. The only fancy thing you will see is the side panel of buttons. It is a relatively heavy and big mouse with 148 g weight, which does not fit easily in any bag. The overall design is sturdy except for the scroll wheel because of its tilt function.

It is designed for right-handed gamers only. People with large hands can use claw and fingertip grip easily on this mouse. It is a wired-only mouse and comes with long flexible braided cable. The mouse offers three button swatches and a total of 20 buttons and all of which are programmable. You can easily assign the functions through the software.

Performance

It uses an optical sensor, the best in the market. As for DPI, it offers a 100-16000 range with 50 adjustment steps. The high polling rate makes the cursor movement fluid and accurate. It is fully compatible with Windows but partially on Mac OS. The software works fully on Windows operating systems and lets you customize everything. However, on Mac OS, the setting is set to default with no change whatsoever. Also, it has onboard memory for saving the settings and preventing it from setting it every time.

Logitech G700s

 

Specifications:

DPI	8200
Sensors	Laser
No. of Buttons	13
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	16 ounces
Dimensions	5.51 x 3.66 x 8.31 inches

Design

The wireless G700s solves the difficulty of tangles when it involves your gaming experience, and it’s a reasonably solid and reliable mouse for games. as compared to the wired mouse, which has no lag, wireless is prone to lag in seconds. It has a bulky design due to 13 configuration buttons overall. But still, it comes under the ergonomic design category, which is comfortable for large hand gamers. It allows comfort even after long gaming sessions.

Performance

Its DPI is pretty solid also. It features a 5 DPI range, from 200 to 8200. it allows you both, slow aiming and fast action speed. It also stores five setting profiles in its built-in memory to help eliminate the repeated process of setting configuration for various devices and games.

As this is often a wireless gaming mouse, you’ll get to charge it from time to time. Fortunately, you won’t get to stop your gaming session because it is often charged while still getting used. You’ll also expect simple to use GUI, which may be a staple of the Logitech gaming peripherals.

 

Corsair M65 Elite

Specifications:

DPI	18000
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	8
Ergonomics	Ambidextrous
Weight	3.36 ounces
Dimensions	4.57 x 3.01 x 1.54 inches

The Corsair M65 excels in both build quality and performance. It features an aluminum frame, a customizable DPI range, sniper button, and ergonomic design that fits all. This is a mid-range gaming mouse, both in budget and size, for people with large hands. It is a designated gaming mouse, but some use it for office work too because of programmable buttons.

Design

It has a strong build quality with the mainframe made of solid and also lightweight aluminum. The plastics on the side do not feel cheap or have wobbly parts. Overall, it is solid and sturdy among its competitors. It was designed while keeping in view the gaming requirements. The high bump lets you rest your palm and provide a comfortable grip. It features two RGB zones, one on the scroll wheel and another on the logo.

The mouse is a bit on the heavy side with 147g and has a long wire. It is not easily portable with a bulk of design and wire. It’s ergonomics only allow right-handed users to use it. However, it is perfect for fingertip grip for large hands.

The Corsair features only eight buttons and all of which are programmable. You get a left/right-click button, a scroll wheel, two side buttons, and a red sniper button. On the default setting, the sniper button sets the DPI to 400, and you can always change it through software. The scroll wheel is incremented, which does not have an infinite scroll function.

Performance

It works on an optical LED sensor that works perfectly on a hard surface but partially on the glass. This mouse has a 13ms click latency, which you will not notice while gaming. It has overall outstanding performance. Corsair M65 Elite has a wide and customizable DPI range from 100 to 18000 and a polling rate of 1000Hz. You can only set one DPI level to be accessed from a button.

As for its functions and software, it is compatible with Windows and Mac OS. It works through the Corsair iCUE software, which has a lot of customization options. You can set every function and lighting with this.

 

MIONIX NAOS 3200

Specifications:

DPI	3200
Sensors	Optical
No. of Buttons	7
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	5.2 ounces
Dimensions	5.10 x 3.30 x 3.87 inches

Design

The Naos 3200 is using the same ergonomic design because of the previous 5000 model. It is known as the most comfortable mouse for big hands due to its ergonomic design and smooth texture. You can use it with any grip type with its soothing rubber surface. It works fine on a smooth desk, but on a mouse pad, it slides fluidly with no bumps or friction.

Performance

MIONIX NAOS 3200 does not have the headline-grabbing numerals buttons. It features a DPI range of up to 3200, which is pretty decent.  It has seven programmable buttons and macro functionality. This mouse lacks the SQAT, and more importantly, the added weight, as seen in the 5000 version, which makes it far lighter and flimsy to touch. It retains the important base features of the popular 5000 version, which shows that the 3200 remains a worthy mouse. If you are not fussed about having a weighty mouse, then this ergonomic beauty is well worth a glance.

 

ZOWIE GEAR EC1-A Gaming Mouse

Specifications:

DPI	3200
Sensors	Avago 3310
No. of Buttons	5
Ergonomics	Right-Handed
Weight	3.2 ounces
Dimensions	3.94 x 3.94 x 3.94 inches

Zowie is a well-known brand in esports and time and again manufactures amazing products. They make their mouse with a clean and sophisticated look that does not have an RGB zone logo or many buttons. The EC series features a large and wide mouse, but we choose particularly EC1-A for our review. It maintains a large characteristic and is a bit larger than other models and perfect for large hands.

Design

It is made up of solid plastic and has a clean standard look with no extra features whatsoever. It has a curvy ergonomic design with a slanted life side. The mouse provides a firm grip for right-handed users in any grip position. Besides the basic buttons on it, you will see two navigation buttons on the side. The left side also arches which provide you thumb rest.

It is a pretty simple mouse with a premium finish that gives a comfortable hold. The scroll wheel is rubber coated for precise scrolling. On the base, you can see two huge slipmats for smooth mouse movement with no bumps. Unlike all the mouse, which has a DPI button on the top side, it features the DPI button on the bottom, which makes it error-free. You cannot accidentally hit it while gaming, but on the downside, you cannot access it instantly.

Performance

In terms of performance, it performs pretty decently in every way. The sensor works smoothly with no lag and due to wire actions, and not delayed for a second. It does not have acceleration and jitter; also, lift-off height is low. The DPI range is 3200 only, which you can achieve in four steps, i.e., 400/800/1600 and 3200.

It works on Windows and Mac OS. You do not require extra software to get it started as it comes with default settings. Plug it with your laptop or computer, and it will boot up and work in an instant.

 

Conclusion

Here we conclude our review of the best gaming mouse for big hands. Gamers who usually have big hands should not be left out of having the best experience. Therefore companies make a large-sized mouse. In this article, we compiled the all-time best mouse to save you the hassle of endless research. Moreover, below you can see the buying guide for a gaming mouse so you can easily pick any mouse while inspecting these features first.

Buying Guide for Best Gaming Mouse For Big Hands

This section provides you in-depth detail about how to buy a gaming mouse for large hands. Some have larger palms and small fingers and sometimes vice versa. In both cases, the hand is considered big. Therefore if you are a gamer with big hands, you need to buy the right size mouse. Mouse mostly has the standard size that fits both size hands in a way or another, but a specific mouse with the right size is a much better choice. The following factors you should keep in mind before buying a mouse.

MOUSE SIZE

The mouse does not come in varying sizes, and manufacturers only make a model in the same size. However, different companies make different sizes as per their user demand. You can get ultra-portable mice that have a compact, lightweight, and small body, which you can easily carry in a bag.

A standard mouse comes in 5-7 inches in length, and the wide range varies too. The mouse should be adequate long and wide enough for your hand to sit comfortably on it. Some are longer but slimmer, while some mice are bulky but small. Therefore, you should carefully read the dimensions before making a purchase.

HAND LENGTH

Measure your hand first with measuring tape, the distance between the tip of the ring finger and the crease of your wrist is the measurement of your hand. You can get a mouse that fits 75 percent of your hand, at least. The market makes standard-size mice, which are ideal for small or medium-size hands i.e., 6-8 inches in measurement. However, above 8 inches is considered large, and you should get a mouse that covers at least 75% of your hand. Such a mouse will feel more ergonomic and comfortable to use.

ERGONOMICS

It plays a role, too, when buying a mouse for any purpose. Due to the large population of right-handed users, most companies only make right-handed mice. However, some companies target large masses and make both. Generally, manufacturers go for ambidextrous mice that both kinds of users can use easily.

In a gaming mouse, you get extra buttons on the sides and a thumb rest with texture. If only one side has such features, then it is obviously for one kind of user. Moreover, signs that show the mouse is ambidextrous are that both sides will look the same with no difference so ever. Any dominant hand user can use such a mouse.

GRIP AND USAGE

Just like size matters, it is also vital to use it correctly. The correct way to use it is to rest your palm on the base of the mouse but the desk surface. In such a way, you put less pressure on your wrist and avoid strain. Also, move your forearm too instead of just turning your wrist. If your fingers go a little beyond the edge, then you have the right size.

There are different kinds of grips, like palm, claw, and fingertip. Every gamer uses what feels most comfortable and, therefore, should measure the mouse before buying. The grip position might change your choice, and therefore it is another important factor to look for while buying a mouse for a large hand.

DPI

The standard mouse has at least 1600 DPI, which is great for casual computing. However, its number matters while gaming. The DPI is the capability of the mouse hardware. During gaming, you sometimes have to move fast or slow for precise movement. Mouse mostly has allocated fixed DPI that you can instantly select by pressing a button on the mouse. In some cases, you have to fix the number according to our preferences. A mouse with a variety of DPI settings is the best choice for gamers.

BUTTONS

The need for buttons depends on what type of gamer you are. For casual gamers, standard 5 buttons are enough, which provides basic functions. Whereas, for MMO gamers means more buttons more combos on your fingertips. It depends on your needs and sometimes, budget.

It would be best if you got a mouse that has programmable buttons so you can set everything like you need and do not have to go with set settings. For larger hands, the side buttons should be big enough with enough distance so it can prevent accidental clicks and increase functionality.

WIRED OR WIRELESS

Both wired and wireless mice have their pros and cons. However, for gamers, a wired mouse is the best choice. Gaming requires quick and fast action, which can only be achieved by a wired mouse with a high response rate. On the other hand, a wireless mouse saves you the hassle of wire but sometimes lags in performance. Wireless has a bit less response time than the former, therefore not the best choice overall.

WEIGHT

It is more of personal preference, some like the mouse lightweight, but some need to have their mouse a bit of weight. The modern mouse is exceptionally lightweight, which is easy to use, and functional. But if you like a bit heavy mouse, then some companies offer weights along with the mouse so you can adjust it according to your liking.

FAQ:

What is a good mouse for large hands?

The Logitech G903 LightSpeed is a good mouse for large hands. Its design is ambidextrous, which means both right-handed and left-handed gamers can utilize this mouse and get the best experience with its features. It packs all the best things in a single mouse.

Is the G502 good for big hands?

The Logitech G502 is a perfect choice for big hands and comes at the top of our list. This mouse offers only good things such as perfect size for large hands, sturdy build, plenty of features along excellent performance.

Which mouse do pro gamers use?

Every Pro gamer uses the mouse that suits best with his hands and has preferred features. However, the Logitech G502, SteelSeries Sensei, Razer Deathadder, and Zowie are most popular among pro gamers.

Which is the heaviest mouse in the world?

ASUS ROG Spatha is known as the heaviest mouse in the world. It weighs around 183g due to the magnesium alloy body, which makes it durable and heavy.