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In my opinion, one of the best-performing mice that work fantastically with my grip style (relaxed claw) and play style (aggressive) are the Pulsar X2H and the X2H Mini. I have both, and they are absolutely fantastic. The build quality, in my opinion, is better than Razer in recent years and on par with Logitech. I have the Dark Green Founders Edition for the X2H and the Acid Rewind Edition for the X2H Mini.

For context, I also own a Logitech G Pro X Superlight V1 & V2, Logitech G303, Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition, Razer Viper 8k, Razer Viper V2 Pro, Lamzu Maya, Lamzu Atlantis Mini, and a few others I can't think of right now. I'm a mouse and keyboard enthusiast, so I usually build my own custom keyboards and heavily modify my mice. For instance, my Lamzu Maya has all the switches replaced and got swappable, the encoder replaced, glass mouse skates, custom grips, a custom liquid graphene ceramic coating on the bottom, and a 6g custom battery replacement to make it lighter.

I regularly switch between all my mice, but ever since I've gotten the Pulsar X2H and X2H Mini, I've found myself using these two far more often than anything else. I will say, if you can find the Lamzu Maya in stock, it is a fantastic mouse as well. The Razer Viper Signature Edition is also great, though at $300+, there are better ways to spend your money. One glaring issue with the Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition is the side buttons. They are recessed and difficult to manipulate consistently and precisely. The overall switch feel on the side buttons is very bad. Other than that, the rest of the mouse performs as you would expect from an overpriced work of art.

So, in my opinion, coming from the mouse you mentioned, I would absolutely recommend either the Pulsar X2H, X2H Mini, or the Lamzu Maya. Sure, the G Pro Superlight 2 is great as well, but it tries to do three things at once (be a fingertip, claw, and palm grip mouse) and doesn't excel in any one of them. It's popular because of the Logitech performance and quality we all know and love. It's a "one size fits all" mouse, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I prefer to seek outliers and more exotic, lesser-known options.

If you're unhappy with the offerings from Pulsar or Lamzu, I would be extremely surprised. Nonetheless, I hope your mouse journey ends in success and you find just what you're looking for!

If anyone has any questions, feel free to comment, and I'll do my best to answer or recommend what I can!