UltralightX

Check out our comparison guide below to see how the ULX sizes up next to various popular mice from other brands. The ULX Lion (M) and ULX Tiger (L) will be most similar to standard full size shapes found with mice such as the G Pro Superlight or Viper. The Lion will provide a more modern take on the standard size catering more towards the present day aimer that requires a slightly smaller mouse to open up more fingertip and claw dexterity. Where as the Tiger provides a more classic take that fills your hand and is more suited towards palm grippers and those with larger hands. The ULX Cheetah (S) on the other hand is a pure fingertip option for hypermodern aimers and those with smaller hands.

ULX DIMENSIONS:

There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to choosing the right size for you, and there is no exact formula that every gamer can follow. What you aim best with is completely unique to your own personal preferences and sometimes does not even correlate with your hand size. We have seen individuals with larger hands aim best on the Cheetah (S) and people with smaller hands aim best with the Tiger (L). That being said, the biggest factor we have found in choosing the right size is understanding what grip style you aim best with. Those that prefer aiming with their fingertips with maximum range of motion in their finger movements will gravitate towards the Cheetah. Individuals that prefer a more balanced option that may allow for some finger dexterity while still providing some palm support for claw grip options tend to gravitate towards the Lion. And lastly, those gamers that like to rest their full hand on the mouse and have as much anchor support as possible with various palm grips tend to gravitate towards the Tiger.

GRIP STYLES:

Finalmouse is now providing gamers revolutionary at home capability to try out every size and shape by 3d printing with our provided STL files. So if you have access to a 3d printer click on the adjacent download links and start playing with the shapes for free in the comfort of your room. Just keep in mind that the 3d printed shapes will not be true to weight and will be significantly heavier than a real ULX.

Check out our comparison guide below to see how the ULX sizes up next to various popular mice from other brands. The ULX Lion (M) and ULX Tiger (L) will be most similar to standard full size shapes found with mice such as the G Pro Superlight or Viper. The Lion will provide a more modern take on the standard size catering more towards the present day aimer that requires a slightly smaller mouse to open up more fingertip and claw dexterity. Where as the Tiger provides a more classic take that fills your hand and is more suited towards palm grippers and those with larger hands. The ULX Cheetah (S) on the other hand is a pure fingertip option for hypermodern aimers and those with smaller hands.

ULX DIMENSIONS:

There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to choosing the right size for you, and there is no exact formula that every gamer can follow. What you aim best with is completely unique to your own personal preferences and sometimes does not even correlate with your hand size. We have seen individuals with larger hands aim best on the Cheetah (S) and people with smaller hands aim best with the Tiger (L). That being said, the biggest factor we have found in choosing the right size is understanding what grip style you aim best with. Those that prefer aiming with their fingertips with maximum range of motion in their finger movements will gravitate towards the Cheetah. Individuals that prefer a more balanced option that may allow for some finger dexterity while still providing some palm support for claw grip options tend to gravitate towards the Lion. And lastly, those gamers that like to rest their full hand on the mouse and have as much anchor support as possible with various palm grips tend to gravitate towards the Tiger.

GRIP STYLES:

Finalmouse is now providing gamers revolutionary at home capability to try out every size and shape by 3d printing with our provided STL files. So if you have access to a 3d printer click on the adjacent download links and start playing with the shapes for free in the comfort of your room. Just keep in mind that the 3d printed shapes will not be true to weight and will be significantly heavier than a real ULX.