Buying A Mouse for Extremely Large Hands

[Yirg]

Thanks Magz for the update and the pictures. You helped me decide... I'm getting one! Hopefully I can find a way to disable the LED's, but even if not, this mouse looks like an ergonomic improvement over anything I've used so far.

 

[Yirg]

I received the mouse and it?s pretty cool, but the LEDs are driving me crazy. Any way to disable them (preferably without dismantling the mouse)?

 

[Yirg]

Solved with black tape:

 

[Perchy]

I have some pretty big mitts as well, and have tried a lot of different option. Mice like the Deathadder while being a bit bigger, are still way too narrow for my hands. I have ordered a Jumbo mouse as seen in an earlier post, and look forward to disco madness, but use a R.A.T. 7 setup that I really like. It is expanded out as far as it will go and then I have added about 3/8" of rigid foam to the right hand side, and it feels like a huge improvement. It makes the mouse about 3.25" wide. As opposed to 2.38" wide Mighty Mouse.

buttons and scroll wheel feel really good, and I could even do some gaming if I wanted.

My hand span is 10.75" (27 cm), and 9" from middle finger tip to crease at bottom of hand.

 

[Perchy]

I have some pretty big mitts as well, and have tried a lot of different option. Mice like the Deathadder while being a bit bigger, are still way too narrow for my hands. I have ordered a Jumbo mouse as seen in an earlier post, and look forward to disco madness, but use a R.A.T. 7 setup that I really like. It is expanded out as far as it will go and then I have added about 3/8" of rigid foam to the right hand side, and it feels like a huge improvement. It makes the mouse about 3.25" wide. As opposed to 2.38" wide Mighty Mouse.

buttons and scroll wheel feel really good, and I could even do some gaming if I wanted.

My hand span is 10.75" (27 cm), and 9" from middle finger tip to crease at bottom of hand.

PS: Added some thicker denser foam to it now 3.5" width feels great.

 

[Yirg]

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