I’m thinking of purchasing a Logitech G403 mouse, and I use a fingertip grip currently. To other fingertip grip users, is the G403 a good mouse for fingertip grip? Why or why not?
Thanks 
I think small mice are best for that. I prefer palming grip though because I pick up the mouse in some cases.
I finger tip grip my g403 for everything but FPS, I’m sure you could finger tip grip it just fine for FPS though.
I’ve been using it for a few years and its been great (palm grip though). Buy, if it doesnt work, return it. Simple ![:slight_smile:](https://d74zh8edaijub.cloudfront.net/en/overwatch/images/emoji/twitter/slight_smile.png?v=5" ":slight_smile:")
I went through 3 mice before I settled with this one. You wont REALLY know until you start using it.
I use a G403.
G403 is a small mouse compared to other Logitech products. Its a decent mouse. But yes its good for palm grip.
Razer Deathadder, Razer Mamba TE, G502 Spectrum, RedDragon, M711 Cobra, or M715.
Most or all of those listed can utilize all 3 grip types.
Like you @Cyrulian I use fingertip grip myself. And if you have fairly big hands, all of those mice I listed are good for bigger hands, the Red Dragon one’s being the smallest of those I listed, but can still be used with bigger hands.
The most ergonomic of the ones I listed, are the Razer, and G502. (most comfortable)
The lightest weight, are the Red Dragons, but I like loose smooth light weight feel on my mouse, because I use track aim style mostly. Although by light weight, they are not much lighter than the razers.
The best functionality features are the Mamba TE, and the G502 (they have tilt wheel function and as with all razer independent X and Y axis DPI Customization)
All of these mice I’ve personally played with and tested, get yourself a Razer Sphex V2 mouse pad, and the feel on those mice will be amazing probably better than anything you’ve tried before.
Best physical build quality, are going to be Razer first, Red Dragon second, and G502 in third.
Get g203 / gpro / g305 for fingertip grip.
My last suggestion is this: Regardless of which mouse you go with, always make sure the mouse is at least a 4.0g Laser or better.
3.5g’s have known issues that never got fixed, they got replaced by the 4.0 laser sensors.
not really an answer for your question but, i had that one till recently and, the only thing i just kinda warn you about is that the scroll breaks relatively easily? like…the base of it that keeps it in place…also, the cable is rly weird so it gets twisted which was a problem for me…but as for comfort and everything else, it’s great [i just got rival 310 tho, it’s the same weight and size, except it’s rear end is a bit more wide? ]
but…now that i’ve look up what fingertip grip is…i think this one might work for you if u have a smaller hand [like i do lol…either way, it’s a pretty comfy mouse]
Seems good for any grip style to me. Although I find a mix of claw and palm to work best for me.
I think it’s possible to use fingertip grip on it. At least for my hand size. The two lateral buttons can be reached. I’ve made a video showing it: Fingertip grip on Longitetch mouse G403. I think it's possible. - YouTube