Xtrfy MZ1, Ultra-Light Wired Gaming Mouse, Cutting-Edge Pixart 3389 Sensor, Unique Shape for Optimum Aim, Adjustable RGB Lighting, Zy’s Rail Edition

first the positives- very light - around 60 grams- amazing snapy clicks - kailh gm 8.0- great light cable- thick round smooth skates- side buttons are in a good location for meshape - the shape really fits me with my relaxed claw, main clicks have comfort grooves which feel amazing, i like how the right side is flat, all in all, i find it super comfortable. i have 18x10 hands, fits like a glovenow onto the negatives- scroll wheel is hard to press and impossible to spam as it jams, optimum tech mentioned this in his review, don't get me wrong, you can use it just fine in daily use- build quality - when you squeeze the mouse very hard, it creaks, its not something that will happen in normal use, again excessive force, no creaking in normal use, i dont think it would shorten the 2 year+ life span because of thispersonal gripes- id prefer to have no rgb to lower the weight, but the rgb implementation is fairly cool, although i have it off- id prefer the right side to have no holes in the shell, as this would allow for more versatile grip, i just keep my ring finger straight and it doesn't bother me at all, grip tapes might solve this for othersI tried a few top mice and picked this one up on sale. So far this is my main.tl;dr - I really like the shape, light weight and premium features. During use i have a comfortable grip and the weight makes me feel unrestricted.

Got mine a few weeks ago and already I am in love. Never felt this good with a mouse since I a Zowie EC1 back when I used to palm grip mice. This has the same great comfort and gives me the same confidence in my aim while being providing the additional range of movement of fingertip grip. It probably hugely benefits that I have hands the same size as Zy, as the first time I picked up the mouse my hand naturally sat exactly where the smooth sections of the mouse where (i have obviously got the same grip style as zy) I even forget the mouse has holes most of the time. This is a great mouse, I really hope it does well and more manufacturers pick up this shape. Good work Zy and Ztrfy! If you like fingertip/claw and have similar size hand to zy i cant recommend this enough.

Impressed straight away with this. I've been using the Logitech g pro superlight before this and find the MZ1 lighter and easier to slide on my mouse pad; it also fits my smaller hands better and gives me more control.My biggest concern was that this is a wired mouse and I have been using wireless mice for years now, but the flexible mouse cable is so good that I honestly can't feel it or tell the difference between wired/wireless (I am using the Camada II mouse bungee though).Bonus points for having lots of configuration options (DPI, polling rate, RGB settings, Lift off distance, debounce) that are all controlled via button combinations on the mouse itself. Not having to install nonsense bloatware from a mouse provider is great.The one minor thing is that the mouse has holes on it. I can only feel these on the right hand side if my fingers aren't in the 2 specific spots where they have not decided to put holes. I wonder if the thinking was that these spots give us a marker that tells us our hands are (or aren't) in the same spot that we usually have them to provide consistency in our mouse grip, but it is slightly annoying when you feel them and get distracted.Whilst I can't feel the holes at all anywhere else on the mouse, I'd prefer mice to stay away from this holed nonsense in future. If that has ever bothered you before on other mice then it could possibly be an issue here.

Okay, so I'm going to keep this short and as fair as I can.The mouse is great if you have a very specific hand size. You can find out more about this from Rocket Jump Ninja's website who the mouse is made in partnership with. And to be honest it fit the bill with my hand.One of the things this mouse promotes is that it WILL improve your aim in fps games (I didn't find this to be true) but again ONLY if your hand is the required size. But enough about that. Honestly, I loved this mouse and used it as my daily mouse for all FPS games.. So why the poor overall rating... well, three months in (so outside of my return window) and the mouse has developed a problem where it very briefly stops responding and windows makes the noise where a USB device is either unplugged or plugged in. the mouse then starts to work again... I should preface this with the fact that I got my mouse from Amazon Warehouse so it was "nearly new" so who knows how old it actually was, or if the person who had it before me did something to make it have an intermittent fault like this. All I can do is work off the product I was sent. However I will say that a quick google search shows this to be a known fault. Or at the very least others have had the exact same fault as me. It turns out (and this is copied from the website I found it on)"Cable where it connects to pcb is hard bent I think, happened to mine a lot. I paracorded it and it fixed the problem2 mo. agoDid you try to just disconnect and reconnect the cable on the pcb or did you just switch directly to the paracord?2 mo. ago I just switched to a paracord and it never happened since."Honestly If I had the know how to do this I would probably just do it and keep the mouse. Because honestly, it is a good mouse... But I don't so I'm now waiting for my Glorious Model o wireless to arrive because I've heard good things and thought I'd give this one a try next... wish me luck :D

So much thought was put into the design of this mouse and it shows. The shape is perfect for my relaxed claw grip. Driverless config was such a great idea, no bloat ware required to setup. Had it for 9 months so far