Really, really light mice

THE YEAR 2019 has been the year of holey, ultralight mice. There have been some notable exceptions, such as the Razer Viper and Endgame Gear XM1, but those are relatively heavier at 69g and 70g respectively. So far, it seems like if you want to make a mouse really, really light - say, under 60g - you'll have to poke some holes in it.

That said, while there's been a slew of esports-oriented mice in recent months, few have been more hotly anticipated than the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 and Glorious Model O-. Both of these are some of the smallest and lightest mice to be released, and they join the Cooler Master MM710 in offering compact shapes that are better suited to claw and fingertrip grippers.Let me just start off by saying that the Ultralight 2 is really tiny - just 115.8mm long. It's smaller even than the Model O-, which is at 120mm long is itself a smaller version of the original Model O.

When it comes to grip style, it feels like the Model O- might be better suited to the fingertip grip, while the Ultralight 2 works better with claw and, to a certain extent palm grip, although the latter only really works if you have smaller hands.