Small or large hands? The SC900 MAX's 126 x 68 x 44mm size in practice

A spec sheet can tell you a mouse's dimensions, but not whether it will feel right in your hand. The AULA SC900 MAX measures 126 x 68 x 44mm, and turning those three numbers into a sense of fit is easier than it looks. Comparing mouse size and hand size takes a ruler, a minute, and an honest look at how you grip.

Quick Answer

At 126mm long, 68mm wide and 44mm tall, the SC900 MAX leans towards medium and large hands in a palm grip. Smaller hands can still use it comfortably in a claw or fingertip grip, since those styles need less of the shell under the palm. It weighs 62g with its battery, and a 1 Year Local Warranty through Evetech covers it. Expect to pay R749 for it at Evetech.

📏 How to measure your hand

You need two numbers:

• Length: from the crease at the base of your palm to the tip of your middle finger.
• Width: across the palm at the knuckles, not including the thumb.

Lay your hand flat on a ruler or tape measure to take each one. These give you a rough idea of how much mouse your hand will naturally cover.

As a very general guide, hands around 17cm long or less tend to be called small, around 17 to 19cm medium, and above that large. Those bands vary between sources, so treat them as a starting point rather than a rule.

✋ Which grip suits a 126mm mouse

Palm grip

Your whole hand rests on the mouse, with the palm on the back of the shell. Palm grip needs the most length, so a 126mm mouse suits medium and large hands best in this style.

Claw grip

Your palm touches only the rear of the mouse while your fingers arch. This uses less of the shell's length, so smaller hands can manage a 126mm mouse this way.

Fingertip grip

Only your fingertips touch the mouse. Length matters least here, and a light 62g mouse suits fingertip players because it moves with very little effort.

📐 Reading the width and height

At 68mm across, the SC900 MAX is a moderate width. It gives your thumb and ring finger enough room to grip the sides without feeling cramped on a medium hand, while a narrower mouse would suit very small hands better.

The 44mm height describes how high the hump rises. A taller shell fills the palm more, which palm-grip users usually like; claw and fingertip users are less affected by it.

⚖️ Fit and weight

Size and weight work together. A mouse that fits your hand lets you control it with a relaxed grip, and a relaxed grip combined with a light mouse is less tiring. At 62g with its removable 400mAh battery fitted, the SC900 MAX is easy to move whichever grip you use.

It is tri-mode, connecting over a 2.4GHz receiver, Bluetooth or USB-C, and polls at up to 8000Hz on receiver or cable. Its DPI steps run from 400 to 30,000. All three colourways, Black, White and Red, share one shape.

Compare shapes across Evetech's gaming mice, or look at the broader wireless mouse range if you want more choice of sizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I measure on my hand?

Length from the base of the palm to the tip of the middle finger, and width across the knuckles without the thumb.

What grip works best at 126mm long?

Palm grip for medium and large hands; claw or fingertip grip for smaller hands.

What does the 44mm height tell me?

How much the shell rises into your palm. Palm-grip users feel it most.

Is 68mm wide or narrow?

Moderate. It suits most medium hands comfortably; very small hands may prefer something narrower.

Does weight affect how the size feels?

Yes. A light, well-fitting mouse can be held loosely, which reduces fatigue.

Are all colours the same shape?

Yes. Black, White and Red share the same 126 x 68 x 44mm body.