link: Manufacturers site
Link: Amazon

The Lexip Pu94—crafted by a French company is available on Amazon if you want to give it a go. It’s a gaming mouse, much like the ROG Chakram X, which I also reviewed on this site because I apparently collect fancy mice like Pokémon.

Like the ROG, it features a thumbstick on the left side, mapped to your trusty WASD keys—so you can strut through virtual worlds using just your thumb like a true multitasking ninja.

Now here’s where the Lexip stands out: it’s smaller. Unlike the ROG, which feels like it was built for people with bear paws, the Lexip is compact and much friendlier for those of us with small to average-sized hands. I used it during my playthrough of Ghost of Tsushima, and let’s just say—it performed well under samurai pressure.

Of course, no mouse is perfect. This one only gives you two extra programmable buttons, which might feel a little stingy if you’re used to mapping your entire skill bar to your mouse. But on the plus side, the software is way easier to use than ROG’s—you won’t need a computer science degree just to change your DPI.

If you’re cool with fewer buttons but want comfort, precision, and a built-in thumbstick that doesn’t judge your hand size—this little French mouse might be worth a spin.