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  • Which ATK Mouse Fits Your Hand? Here is a Size Guide

    Oct 22, 2026

    A great sensor can't fix a mouse that doesn't fit your hand. Too short, and your fingers bunch up over the buttons. Too long, and your wrist does extra work and you miss the small corrections. This guide gets you to the right ATK mouse in three steps: measure your hand, check how you hold the mouse, and match the two.

    Quick answer

    • Small hand (under 17.5 cm): ATK F1 Ultimate V2. Short, compact and just 39 g.
    • Medium hand (17.5–19.5 cm): VXE R1 Pro. The most versatile: works for palm, claw and fingertip grip.
    • Large hand (over 19.5 cm): ATK X1 V2 Ultimate if you rest your palm, ATK A9 Air+ if you want the same size with less weight.

    1Measure your hand in a minute

    You need a ruler or a tape measure. Lay your hand flat on the desk with your fingers together.

    wrist crease LENGTH WIDTH

    Length: from the crease of your wrist to the tip of your middle finger.

    Width: straight across your knuckles, not counting the thumb.

    Length matters most. Width breaks ties: with a wide hand, a narrow mouse feels smaller than its numbers suggest.

    Hand size Length Width
    Small under 17.5 cm under 8.5 cm
    Medium 17.5–19.5 cm 8.5–9.5 cm
    Large over 19.5 cm over 9.5 cm

    These ranges are approximate. If you sit right on a boundary, your grip decides (step 2).

    2Find your grip

    Hold your mouse the way you do when you play and notice which parts of your hand touch it.

    Palm

    Your whole hand rests on the mouse. You aim with your arm.

    You need: a long mouse that reaches the base of your palm.

    Claw

    Fingers arched, with the back of the mouse touching only the bottom of your palm.

    You need: a mouse a little shorter than your hand, with a rear you can feel.

    Fingertip

    Only your fingertips touch the mouse. Your palm stays in the air.

    You need: a short, light mouse that's easy to lift.

    3Match the two

    Find your row (hand size) and your column (grip). The first option is the one we recommend most.

    Palm Claw Fingertip
    Small hand
    < 17.5 cm
    R1 Pro
    or F1
    F1
    or R1 Pro
    F1
    or R1 Pro
    Medium hand
    17.5–19.5 cm
    A9 Air+
    or R1 Pro
    R1 Pro
    or F1
    F1
    or R1 Pro
    Large hand
    > 19.5 cm
    X1 V2
    or A9 Air+
    A9 Air+
    or X1 V2
    R1 Pro
    or A9 Air+

    The four ATK mice, shortest to longest

    There are almost 9 mm between the shortest and the longest. That sounds small, but it's exactly the gap between a small hand and a large one.

    115 mm
    120 mm
    125 mm
    130 mm
    F1
    118.2
    R1 Pro 120.6
    A9 Air+
    125
    X1 V2 127

    Overall mouse length from ATK's official dimensions. Scale zoomed to 115–130 mm.

    Model Size (L × W × H) Weight Hand Grip From
    ATK F1 Ultimate V2 118.2 × 62.4 × 38.8 mm 39 g Small–medium Claw, fingertip €79.90
    VXE R1 Pro 120.6 × 64.1 × 37.6 mm 48 g Small–medium Palm, claw, fingertip €54.90
    ATK A9 Air+ 125 × 63.5 × 40 mm 47 g Medium–large Palm, claw, fingertip €89.90
    ATK X1 V2 Ultimate 127 × 64 × 40 mm 54 g Medium–large Palm, claw €79.90

    Which ATK mouse to choose, model by model

    ATK F1 Ultimate V2 gaming mouse for small hands

    Small hand · 39 g

    ATK F1 Ultimate V2

    Choose it if your hand is under 18 cm, or you play claw and want the lightest mouse in the range.

    Look elsewhere if you rest your whole palm and have a medium or large hand: it will feel short.

    See the ATK F1 Ultimate V2 →
    VXE R1 Pro gaming mouse for medium hands

    Medium hand · 48 g

    VXE R1 Pro

    Choose it if you're not sure about your grip, or you switch grips depending on the game. It's the most neutral shape of the four and the most affordable.

    Look elsewhere if you want 8000 Hz out of the box. It ships with a 1000 Hz receiver; 4000 Hz needs the 4K dongle, sold separately.

    See the VXE R1 Pro →
    ATK A9 Air+ gaming mouse for medium and large hands

    Medium–large hand · 47 g

    ATK A9 Air+

    Choose it if you have a large hand but prefer a light mouse. It's almost as long as the X1 and 7 g lighter. It runs at 8000 Hz and the battery lasts up to 300 hours.

    Look elsewhere if your hand is small: 125 mm is a lot of mouse for under 17.5 cm.

    See the ATK A9 Air+ →
    ATK X1 V2 Ultimate gaming mouse for large hands

    Large hand · 54 g

    ATK X1 V2 Ultimate

    Choose it if you rest your palm and your hand is over 19.5 cm. It's the longest of the four and gives your hand the most support.

    Look elsewhere if you play fingertip: the extra body gets in the way when you lift it.

    See the ATK X1 V2 Ultimate →

    The shortcut: compare it with your current mouse

    Look up the dimensions of the mouse you use now. If it feels comfortable, pick an ATK with a similar length (±3 mm). If it feels too short or too long, go 5–8 mm up or down. This beats any chart, because it starts from a shape you already know.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the best ATK mouse for small hands?

    The ATK F1 Ultimate V2. At 118.2 mm long and 39 g, it's the shortest and lightest ATK mouse we carry. If you prefer to rest your palm, the VXE R1 Pro also fits.

    What is the best ATK mouse for large hands?

    The ATK X1 V2 Ultimate if you use palm grip, because it's the longest (127 mm). If you want something lighter at a similar size, the ATK A9 Air+ is 125 mm long and weighs 47 g.

    What's the difference between the ATK F1 and the ATK X1?

    They share the same symmetrical shape idea in two sizes. The X1 is 8.8 mm longer, 1.6 mm wider and 1.2 mm taller than the F1. The F1 suits small and medium hands; the X1 suits medium and large hands.

    Does weight matter more than shape?

    No, shape matters more. A 54 g mouse that fits is easier to control than a 39 g mouse that forces you to change your grip. Pick the size first, then choose by weight among the ones that fit.

    Do these mice work for left-handed players?

    All four are symmetrical in shape, but the side buttons are on the left side, placed for a right-handed thumb.

    What if the mouse doesn't fit me?

    EloquentClicks is the official ATK distributor in Spain. We hold stock in Spain, deliver in 24–48 h within Spain, and handle warranty and returns locally.

    Know your size?

    All four models are in stock in Spain and ship within 24–48 h.

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