Because the Razer Abyssus Mirror was designed for fingertip grip, the mouse itself is smaller and shorter than a typical mouse with a palm grip design. I’d like to mention that although the Abyssus Mirror works best with a fingertip grip, a comfortable palm grip is also possible.
This size difference becomes apparent when the Abyssus Mirror is compared to the much larger palm grip styled Logitech G7 mouse. The Razer Abyssus Mirror is still quite larger than a notebook grade mouse, such as the Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse.
From left to right: Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse, Razer Abyssus Mirror, Logitech G7
In terms of height, we see than the Abyssus Mirror is quite shorter than the Logitech G7. Its low-profile is, once again, explained by the fact that the mouse accommodates a fingertip grip. We see that the Razer mouse is only slightly taller than the Dell mouse.
From left to right: Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse, Razer Abyssus Mirror, Logitech G7
This size difference becomes apparent when the Abyssus Mirror is compared to the much larger palm grip styled Logitech G7 mouse. The Razer Abyssus Mirror is still quite larger than a notebook grade mouse, such as the Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse.
From left to right: Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse, Razer Abyssus Mirror, Logitech G7
In terms of height, we see than the Abyssus Mirror is quite shorter than the Logitech G7. Its low-profile is, once again, explained by the fact that the mouse accommodates a fingertip grip. We see that the Razer mouse is only slightly taller than the Dell mouse.
From left to right: Dell 5-Button Bluetooth Travel Mouse, Razer Abyssus Mirror, Logitech G7
