The community as a whole seems to be well past cheese grater designs in mice, and while I personally don’t mind the holes (I do prefer a solid shell these days, but I have no issues using a mouse with holes in it) I have to say that I think this mouse would look (and feel, in case you’re someone who dislikes the feeling of holes under your fingers) a whole lot better with a solid shell. So I was watching boardzy's review of the Xtrfy MZ1, and in the comments, I said that I wish that there was a wireless version of this mouse. However, the holes that run along the sides of the Xtrfy MZ1 seem to be exactly where my fingers should go.

The MZ1 is ultra-light, so you can play for hours without getting tired, and it has an adjustable weight balance so you can customize the mouse completely to your own preferences. The creaking doesn’t influence my gameplay (and the problem is less exaggerated than it was on my MZ1 wired test copy) but it’s odd that out of all the Xtrfy mice I tested this MZ1 line of mice consistently performs the worst in the ‘creaking test’. I will speak more about these shells further down in the review, but that’s definitely good news for people who had issues with the rather high hump on the original MZ1. With this second shell you get a rather flat and small mouse, which can be ideal for fingertip grippers. The included paracord cable charges the mouse, and it is very lightweight which is nice for times when you still want to play while charging.There are two thumb buttons on the left side of the mouse, which are slightly roughened and thus also offer a high level of control. A feature that debuted with the MZ1 and has now found its way to all of the brand’s mice is the multifunctional top button.

With their own design from scratch, they only use proven technology combined with the experience of their own professional players. Considered by many to be the world’s top mouse reviewer, Zy “Rocket Jump Ninja” Rykoa is one of the most experienced and trusted experts within the field of gaming mice. Aside from the swappable shells, I don’t immediately notice any changes between this wireless version and the wired edition. Trong thử nghiệm này, mình đang xác định xem đây có phải là trường hợp với MZ1 hay không, và câu trả lời là KHÔNG.

And when you're done adjusting your settings, the top button can be set to F11, so you can bind it to whatever you want in-game. And since the weight balance of a mouse is experienced differently depending on how you hold it, we’ve made it possible to adjust it to your own grip. You can move the battery forward towards the mouse buttons or further back towards the wrist to adapt the weight balance to your individual playing style. Analytics and statistics These cookies are used to gather information about the user experience on our site.

It’s a lightweight mouse in the same weight class as the Razer Viper V2 Pro mouse, and it uses a pretty popular Pixart sensor that is well-known for reliability. Now you no longer have to choose between performance and freedom with the new MZ1 Wireless Gaming Mouse.

Browse all models below, and find the perfect ultra-light gaming mouse to unlock your aiming potential. In addition, the mouse is equipped with the very flexible EZcord-Pro cable , which impresses with its high flexibility. In addition to the original shape, the MZ1 Wireless comes with a second back shell, allowing you to adjust the rear part of the mouse to your preference. Mặc dù các nút được tách biệt khỏi vỏ một cách trực quan, nhưng chuyển động bên của nút là tối thiểu và cần phải được kích hoạt. Of course this is something that could pop up after months of usage, but sadly I cannot test for that as I only have a limited amount of time to spend with any given product.

The MZ1 Wireless lets you adjust the CPI, Polling Rate, Lift-Off Distance and Debounce Time at the flick of a switch and press of a button. In addition to the default back cover, which matches the original MZ1 shape, a second cover with a lower hump is included. The MZ1 features 100 % PTFE skates with rounded edges for smoother glide, while the shape and hole structure of the shell make for a steadier grip.

In my MZ1 review, I mentioned that holding the mouse feels almost like holding a pen: my thumb, pointer finger, and middle finger are relatively close to the surface I’m playing on and to each other, and that combined with the raised palm (due to the hump at the back of the original shell) makes for a shape that makes me hold it in a similar fashion to how I hold a pen. State of the Art Components:Selected by one of the toughest critics in the world, the components in the MZ1 are top-tier and well-proven.