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In fear that my beloved mouse (now discontinued) will soon break, I've got three cheap mice to find a potential replacement which shape I would like, and used each one for a week to see how I like it.
Attack Shark R1 sucked. It's not a bad mouse technically, but its shape wasn't compatible with my hand and grip at all. Too low, too narrow, too short. And the scroll wheel was set in too deep.
Ajazz AJ179 V2 was great, tall, asymmetrical, comfy. Once I had a cursor jump half the screen for some reason, but it never happened before or since.
VXE R1 looked like an Attack Shark at first, being smaller and flatter, but surprisingly comfortable for me. For some reason it has concave buttons, at first it felt really weird, but now I've got used to it and it works.
All of them have the same sensor -- 3311; all three are tri-mode (2.4GHz, USB, BT), no RGB, no software, pretty nice cable included with every one. Attack Shark also had tribal stickers included, which I assume supposed to be a grip tape, but I'm not a big competitive gamer so didn't bother.
Over all I can recommend all of them, despite not liking Attack Shark -- it was purely because of the shape, and not any objective issue.