Yes, it works, but I feel there's room for improvement. This is doubly annoying as there are no other polling-rate options due to the lack of software customizability.īack to the fan. The only other performance flaw I could find was with the USB polling, which has periodic outliers. While the buttons themselves are great throughout, the scroll wheel occasionally doesn't register a step, which can be quite irritating.
While hardly performance relevant, the Zephyr Gaming Mouse has a highly impressive RGB lighting set consisting of a rich assortment of effects to choose from. Very good mouse feet and a grippy coating add to the fantastic handling of the Zephyr Gaming Mouse. Flexibility is nothing short of excellent and almost on par with an actual paracord. The weight is expected to be 68 g, which is excellent considering the fact that a fan is installed, and the Zephyr Gaming Mouse also has one of the best stock cables I've tried so far, sitting right up there with the likes of the Cooler Master M711 and Endgame Gear XM1 White.
The sensor, PixArt's PMW3389, provided great performance in testing.
Thankfully, Zephyr didn't forget that a fan is only worth as much as the mouse it's installed in. More importantly, the fan isn't just a mere gimmick as it does actually help with sweaty palms. Initially only available through a Kickstarter campaign running for a limited time, the Zephyr Gaming Mouse has a built-in fan to keep one's hand cool. The Zephyr Gaming Mouse is one such mouse. Naturally, manufacturers are starting to look into other means to differentiate their products from the competition. The developmental possibilities for wired gaming mice are finite: At some point, a technically even more advanced sensor, lower weight, and considerably more flexible cable simply won't make a difference in regards to in-game performance.
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