Does a good wireless mouse for big hands exist?

I'm looking for a wireless mouse for my laptop. I have big hands so it's hard to find the right mouse sometimes.

I have the G9x for my desktop if that helps. It fits nice but my pinky awkwardly slaps on with my ring finger. Also, I am right handed.
I will be using it for gaming and browsing, but it doesn't really have to be a gaming mouse, as long as it fits nicely.

 

im using a G700 which is quite big compared to previous mice but i havnt got big hands so im not sure if thats any good for you.

 

The Microsoft Sidewinder X8 is wireless and designed for huge hands.

 

I would say Razer Mamba. It has the same dimensions as a Razer Deathadder which is a really huge mouse.

 

The Mamba definitely fits quite nicely in my bear paws. I haven't tried the G700 personally, but it seems like it has a good shape for larger hands as well.

 

The Tron Razor mouse is also quite big

 

I think I might go for the X8 or the G700. I can't really shell out 130$ for a mouse, but I will check if I can get a used Razer.

 

FWIW, I bought my Mamba for $70 refurbished from Woot, it was a one-day deal thing. It only came with 90 days of warranty instead of the usual 2 years and it lacked the fancy packaging, but it's been looking and performing outstandingly for the past year and a half I've had it.

 

Newegg.com - RAZER Orochi Black Bluetooth Notebook Gaming Mouse
Is this good?
Looking for something in 50-60$ range with a dongle that I could just keep in the USB at times. Dunno if bluetooth is better than USB wireless, but it's worth a shot.
Also, I'm not looking for something that will like perfectly fit my hands (which the G9x does!), but I just don't want to be stuck with like one of those mini mice, because my hands are way too big for those!

 

Then the Orochi is not what you want. It's a very small mouse, and Bluetooth is not designed for gaming. Based on the criteria in your above post, the only mouse that fits is the Logitech G700.

 

Alright, thank you! I will get the G700 when I purchase my laptop!

 

The Orochi is a fine laptop mouse, but it has its drawbacks.

For one, it's designed for portability, so it's quite small compared to most full-size gaming mice. In addition, Bluetooth is inherently laggy. For a general office use scenario, it doesn't make a difference, and it's quite convenient, but it's not for gaming. The Orochi comes with a detachable 3-foot USB cable to take advantage of its full power.

So, it's a decent gaming mouse when wired and a good "normal" mouse when connected via Bluetooth.

 

I'm using the laptop in school, and when I have time in between classes, or on lunch I will probably playing a game or something. I wanted like a small dongle or something to keep in a USB port at all times, so I could just take out my laptop and turn it on and play an RPG or something for 20-30 minutes. It's not necessary but it would be nice.

 

And that's exactly what the G700 has.

 

Have you checked out the RAT 9?

 

130$? No thank you.