Fnatic x Lamzu - Atlantis Mini Pro

If you are truly using fingertip, than you are only touching with your fingers that means size is does not really matter. I'm also fingertip enjoyer, I like to use lighter mouse. Currently using Lamzu Atlantis mini 4K, works for me very well.

Yes, that's a thing, I am also using pincer grip. The Lamzu almost fits perfectly, but the right side of the mouse is probably a bit "sharpish" I would say, probably the mouse made more for claw grip users but I can comfortable use it.

You are so me bro , I used the atlantis mini pro before I switched to ogm pro v2 , it's a great overall mouse , every thing is top notch. Build , clicks , sensor . Only the coating I feel like atlantis nails a bit more.

Lamzu Atlantis mini 4k. Something about it hit different. I haven’t felt that on top of it in multiple games ever. The scroll wheel ended up going so I “upgraded” to the lamzu atlantis mini champion edition. Same dimensions and shape but better sensor. But something about it feels off. Maybe it’s cause instead of the 2 larger skates I applied the 4 corner skates it came with. That and I got it in a different color. I ordered the 2 large skates so I’m hoping it feels similar again. (yes ik I sound crazy but sorry I’m placebod lol) I’ve heard great things about the hitscan ultralight I want to try.

I have 4 mice. 2 for gaming - Razer DAV3 Pro for RTS games and Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K for shooters 2 for work - Lamzu Atlantis (OG V1) and the G303SE. I don't believe in 'productivity' mice (gaming mice are far superior; even for work) unless you need extra buttons on the mouse for very specific use cases. You'll be better off using a budget Chinese mouse (light weight with a gaming grade sensor) for work. Peruse this sub for a good deal that suits your hand size and grip style.

js changes from lamzu atlantis mini pro to viper v3 pro feels so much better much smoother and more consistent

Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K. I’ve tried the Superlights, the Vipers and even a Model O. I swear by my Atlantis Mini 🙏🏻

My friend and I got the [Lamzu Atlantis mini pro](https://shop.hid-labs.com/product/lamzu-atlantis-mini-pro/). It's stupid light compared to my G203/305(?)

lamzu atlantis mini 4k and artisan zero mid xl

just bought lamzu atlantis mini 4k and its great. thought it would be smaller though.

Salam, as ad mentions I have 3 Canada imported mice in great condition. all of them work and have the necessary dongles. No double or absent clicks, no scroll wheel issues. ----+ Logitech GPro Superlight+------ condition is a 9/10. all clicks are great. has OG wireless reciever. no box or other accessories. Price : 15k -------------+Lamzu Atlantis mini 4k+---------- condition is a solid 9/10. works great. looks great. no issues with clicks and of course comes with the wireless recieved and no box. Price: 12k --------------+Delux M800 Ultra+--------------- Works great. Has no issues whatsoever a solid 10/10. has the wirely reciever, dongle. 4K wireless HyperSpeed recieved, Delux Pouch and the box. works wired, Bluetooth, with the wireless reciever and with the 4k HyperSpeed reciever. Price is 12k

Lamzu pro, I have smoll hands, one of the few mice that allows me to properly grip it. Would've gone with the razer mini if it wasn't almost 400bucks ....

I used the Lamzu Atlantis (OG) for about a year, then tried the Incott GHERO about 6 months, finally on the XM2w 4k currently - hands @ 18cm x 11cm with a relaxed claw, I'd say all 3 are very comfortable for that style of grip. The XM2w 4k has very slightly better clicks / build quality than the other two but you really can't go wrong. As for the Maya (non-X) I tried it in store and it was far too small, the X may be better but I haven't had a chance to try that yet.

He’s talking about people who gives props to the G Pro superlight even though it’s history backs up the hype it has. My vote though is a Lamzu Atlantis OG or endgame gear xm2 8k

We definitely are at peak. The sensors are so good to the point where you can’t even tell the difference with just the naked human eye. A mouse and more to come eventually where you can adjust the increments of your dpi by just 1 dpi at a time. Mice weighing below 40 grams with polling rates high enough it drains the heck out of your battery or it’ll cause heavy stutters, especially if it’s not high polling rate friendly. The clicks on all the mice I’ve tried, GPX 2, viper v3 pro, beastx max, and Lamzu Atlantis…. They all felt the same latency wise. The only mice where I’ve clicked and felt like the quickness of its latency was the xm2w 4k and op1 8k. Even zowies mice dw series clicks feel just about the same as any other new release latency wise even though it’s higher than normal on paper. But guess what, that’s on paper and we aren’t computers lol. The race to see who’s mice are better than the other are fun but in reality… something we don’t want to admit is they are all basically the same thing but with different shapes and different weights. It all comes down to how it’s implemented. It’s crazy to hear we live in a day that people legitimately call 60 gram mice heavy. If it continues they’ll soon start calling mice 50 grams heavy lol

LAMZU Atlantis OG God I love my LAMZU. It's literally one of the review samples that a reviewer sent to me. So one of their first mice ever and it's fantastic, I don't think I'll buy another brand after this one.

Just get a lamzu maya / atlantis pro depending if you want more hump support or a more neutral shape. Only thing that comes close to 90$ that has actually good quality and won't fall apart on you after 3 months They place at 101 / 99$ so if you get a deal somewhere or wait until Lamzu makes their next sale or just find a voucher code you are at 90

Mouse - Xtrfy M4 wireless / Lamzu Atlantis OG Keyboard - Aula F75 with HMX Violet switches, Side engraved black gradient key caps Mousepad - Metaphor refantazio sega mousepad Controller - 8bitdo ultimate 2 wireless

Lamzu Atlantis 4K and Artisan Raiden Mid or Artisan Zero Mid.

I’ve tried the Sora V2, Atlantis Maya, and the Atlantis Mini, and the Atlantis Mini was my absolute favorite for relaxed claw/palm hybrid. I picked up a Champions Atlantis mini and the optical switches + coating are phenomenally improved from the OG. Between the Atlantis Mini and the Hitscan, do you have a favorite? Which one is smaller?

Try the Lamzu Atlantis Mini, literally one of the best shapes and sort of have the same side curvature design kept in mind, but in my opinion a lot better.

Lamzu Atlantis mini for Moba and Pulsar Xlite v3 Es for Fps

Probably the Atlantis Mini or Hyperlight since they have pretty much same light scroll wheel feel, Atlantis having a rubber on the wheel might grip better tho. Shape-wise Hyperlight is very safe while the Atlantis has a very aggresive taper or curve profile around the grip width. Depends on how you grip the mouse honestly. Enjoy the back hump? Go for the Atlantis. Want flatter sides? Go for the Hyperlight.

Lamzu Atlantis mini is a shout I have 18x9 hands and my only issue was how wide it felt in hand compared to how short it was. So it might work for your specific use case.

My favorite shaped mouse is by far the lamzu Atlantis mini. I really like back hump mice, and I know there are so many of them, but the curvature of the Atlantis mini is unique. It is just perfect for my pincer claw grip. For fingertip grip, I think I slightly prefer the finalmouse starlight 12 small/capetown shape, but the Atlantis mini is close second.

V8 is my all time favorite mouse. When I seen it was the same size as the plusar x2h mini and cheaper. I had to buy it plus it's a lamzu company. I have the Atlantis mini and the thorn which are great mouse. V8 is my baby for now...

I Really enjoyed the Atlantis Mini and Dareu A950 Pro. Right now I am rocking the Maya 4k

reddit never fails me so lets start, heres my details * 19x10cm hands * Relaxed/Sorta Aggressive Claw * Arm Aimer, Micro adjustments with wrist * Low-Med sens on Valorant/CS2 * 61.5 cm 360 \~ Valorant * 94.5 cm 360 \~ CS2 * Mainly play FPS games * Prefer a lightweight/Wireless mouse * Ill use both Ambi/Ergo mouse A few mouse I've tried * GPRO/GPRO X - A mouse everyone loves, for being the biggest it feels the most awkward in my hand * Lamzu Atlantis mini - Loved this mouse, best aim with this and hump felt best with this mouse out of the 3. Scroll Wheel does what it wants now though * Razer Deathadder V3 hyperspeed - Most comfortable out of the 3 but hump was a bit too far foward. * Glorious Model o - Felt super flat and wide, wasnt a bad mouse though I really haven't been looking at any mice recently so I don't really know what new or top in the game right now. Preferably a mouse like the Lamzu Atlantis Mini would be best or a Ergo mouse like the deathadder v3 hyperspeed size but with a hump farther back. Thanks in advance, everyone have a good one.

started looking at the website to see prices and its intriguing, but it was telling me shipping was 10-15 days. im quite impatient and I cant wait that long, well I can but I rather not you know. I was looking at the EGG op1we, pulsar x2h mini, and the regular xm2we. Which do you think will be most suited out of the 3?

op1 sounds the best out of the 3 even with the thinner and flatter sides, I like the hump placement/height of the alantis mini alot, the sides/width of deathadder feels comfortable with my finger placement 1-1-2, but the sides of the alantis mini feels like itll give me way more control (in which it does) my micro adjustments and flicking aim in general was just amazing with the atlantis mini. With the deathadder my flicks werent bad but my single shot guns and micro adjustments were alot worse. I like the wider back with skinnier front. Do you know any good mice with similar shape/size to the op1/atlantis mini, with the mchose L7 still in the room. Also thank you for your help!

So my hands are 17x10 (small and wide?) and I have recently been using the Atlantis mini. The curves give me a locked-in feel that has felt more consistent than most. Are there any other mice you’ve tried that come to mind with a similar shape/vibe as the Atlantis mini? Thank you in advance kind individual!

Yes and do you like high hump? If not maybe you want to try xe-s or Atlantis mini.

I’ve had issues with the Lamzu Atlantis mini’s scroll wheel before where after a few months it started automatically inputting scroll up whenever I would scroll down which was definitely annoying. Don’t have any mice to recommend that specifically have good scroll wheels but if you want a similar shape you can try the ninjutso sora variants (sora v2 or ninjutso x Vaxee sora4k)

I'm guessing the atlantis mini has the lightest clicks amongst all?

Ahh, seems to differ from how you grip it I guess. For me the Atlantis mini is ever so slightly lighter than the omron optical in the hitscan. Similar to the scyrox v8 too. The lightest and best clicks for spamming for me is TTC Gold 60m in the haste wired. Still trying to find a good wireless mouse with these switches

EXACTLY the same problems as myself. I've tried a bunch of other shapes for my grip (pure fingertip/relaxed fingertip) like beast x mini, x2v2 mini, Atlantis mini, xlite v3 mini, and none came close to the feeling and aim potential the g305 gives me. the only mouse that worked similarly so far is the zaopin z1 pro, which is the only one I didn't sell and been maining since I switched off the g305. though, still waiting for a proper lightweight, good sensor and switches g305 clone (ATK please make one) so I can compare with the z1 pro.

I had a good experience with the lamzu Atlantis mini for cs2, but if I would buy one, I would probably look into the razor viper 8k

18x9,5cm hand size, after many, many mices i had, tried the G-Wolves Feneir Asym and I fell in love with it. Before I enjoyed a lot: - LAMZU Atlantis Mini (the 4k and upgraded later to champions edition) - Razer Deathadder v3 hyperspeed (for a short period) - Zaopin Z2 Mini (I was performing incredibly well with it and it’s cheap enough for you to try)

I have the same grip and am 18x8.5. I like the Atlantis Mini and Pulsar X2 Crazylight mini. Both of these have had good QC in my experience and seem to have similar reports online from others. They're pretty similar; I mainly use my X2 for tracking games like Apex and my Atlantis for clicking/flicking stuff like tac shooters and MOBAs. Pros of X2: * better clicks * more tactile scroll wheel * lighter Pros of Atlantis: * scroll wheel takes less effort (pro in my case for tap strafing in Apex but could be a con if you use scroll to cycle your inventory in games) * more forward sensor position (pro/con depending on your preference) I've tried the Endgame gear op1w and didn't like how narrow it was. Superlight 2 was too big for me. Beast X mini was too small. Pulsar X2h basically same shape as X2 but I didnt like that the hump was higher. Viper mini I like the shape but its kinda outdated (and the signature edition so hard to find)

beast x mini and lamzu atlantis mini are my favorites for fingertip and claw grip respectively. Sora v2 as an hm because the build quality is incredible.

Hi a little late but i love the small mices and currently maining atlantis mini but i need to buy a new one my atlantis slowly dying and i want to small one like atlantis mini ive tried beast x mini before but that one was too small for me and also tried sora v2 and that one was too big as well considering atlantis mini i am currently thinking hitscan and trinity cf which one feels more small like atlantis mini not just the hump bc atlantis’s sides has more curve i like that curve so which one feels like more atlantis thank you for helps

The sensors gone basically. It detects both directions of input regardless of how carefully you interact with it. I've not had it happen before but I hear it's not uncommon. Usually it's the switches that go but yeah as it currently stands it barely functions for tap strafes.

[https://www.rtings.com/mouse/tools/3d-model-shape-compare/](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/tools/3d-model-shape-compare/) Lamzu Atlantis Mini would be a great transition from that mouse with your hand size.

I use lamzu atlantis mini and I got Superlight 2C yesterday. Tried it for an entire day and I’m gonna return it. I personally hate the clicks, compared to the atlantis, when playing valorant it feels way worse and it affects me a lot (specially with ghost when a-d shooting, its not as smooth as with the lamzu) This for me was enough to stick with the lamzu but also shape is not that great for me, probably good for some people but not for me. (feels too small and I have small hands) Stock skates felt good tho. I dont think its worth the money, overpriced af for what it is. Worth trying if u can return it tho.

Im using lamzu Atlantis I have 0 qualms with that thing feels good to use

16*9 on lamzu Atlantis mini. I am able to grip the right side of the mouse firmly as it fits within my hand. I had the original Atlantis and my finger placement was better on that for the index and middle, but the mini is overall better for full control. I don't have to compromise mobility like with the original Atlantis because my fingers are freed up instead of being used to stabilize. I use a pincer claw (pinkie and ring are the contacting the mouse under the knuckle)

Get yourself an Lamzu Atlantis mini. That would be perfect for you. And if you want to compare shapes, you can use this tool. https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=logitech-g304-lightspeed-vs.-lamzu-atlantis-mini

My go to from g102 (prodigy) after using it for 4 years and g305 for 1 year was Lamzu Atlantis Mini. Current mice - Scyrox V8. But Atlantis Mini still serve me well on workstation.

I have an Atlantis and my scroll wheel has turned to mush and get stuck between scroll steps and I constantly get ghost scrolls because of it. I'll be in the middle of a gunfight and I'll just randomly jump. My Superlight 2 has more defined steps but still can sometimes get stuck between steps. The best scroll wheel I've used has been on my pulsar x2v3, that thing has been flawless. I'll add that it takes a bit more effort to scroll because the steps are slightly more defined but for me that's not a negative.

Honestly, the stability and weight balance (plus a better sensor) were the main reasons I went with the v3 pro. Some people thought it felt too big, but for me, the more I gripped the mouse, the more it felt like an extension of my hand. You know Wasabi from YouTube, right? He always talks about how he likes bigger mice, and we have the same hand size. I guess the shape is what really matters and how it feels in your hand. I used the g pro x superlight for like 2-3 years, and the v3 pro felt familiar when I was stable with tracking and flicking. A 40g weight is probably not for me. I've tried a bunch of small mice too, like the Atlantis mini, Maya, Pulsar X2 mini, and X2H mini. They all felt good for a few months, but the more I got used to smaller shapes, the more I lost control of my grip, and my ring and pinky fingers always got tired for a few hours, not because it was lighter but because of a really curled grip.

If you like the O2 mini, Maybe check out the Lamzu Atlantis mini, it has a slight rear bump (You wont notice it really) and itrss roughly the same size over all. It's what I personally swapped to when my Gen 1 Model O- died.

I keep trying to like my OP1we but keep swapping back to the Sora V2. I wish I hadn't given my Atlantis Mini to my younger brother too :| I want to love it, it just feels way too heavy on the clicks for CS for me. And I feel a little out of control with it, like it never quite fits nicely against the base of my palm in claw. I'm mostly eyeing up the X3 Mini LHD so I can finally see if ergo is what I've been missing all these years as a lefty. I think the last time I had a left handed ergo I was like 14 years old.

Everything you said is false, Logitech has one of the best customer services to the point it’s taken advantage of for free mice. The double click issue is always or at least 99% of the time a lie so people get a free mouse because Logitech doesn’t question it, used to be an issue but on my 4 copies of the super light none have gotten a double click issue and the scroll wheel is an issue on 99% of mice that don’t use the updated encoders with dust covers, but this is easily fixed by blowing some air in the the left side of the mouse wheel. I say this being someone who hates the superlight shape and prefer something like a Lamzu Atlantis mini or something of similar shape.

I have a lamzu thorn and I like it quite well but I think it is small for my hand

Hi I just bought it I will let you know I have a lamzu Atlantis which is quite similar but the front is higher so it should be more comfortable

I have the lamzu Atlantis and love it. My buddy has the beastX and loves it also.

TryvLamzu Atlantis. I fixed someone's Lamzu Atlantis mouse switch last month and it was super great. It opened my eyes for such mouse. The glide so smooth, it was light, but not slippery and good grip feel.

I also appreciate this in a mouse and love the Lamzu Atlantis

Lamzu Atlantis, VXE R1 Pro. I have had the Lamzu for 2,5 years now and I just only recently bought the VXE R1 Pro... Atlantis still going strong and I like it A LOT!

Tell me aome options please?! I used steelseries, razer and logitech for ages. But my Lamzu Atlantis works great and I like it.

Either between my GWolves Skoll or my Lamzu Atlantis

I had a Lamzu Atlantis that had a small piece of plastic rubbing in the M2 causing a low squeaking sound when I pressed it. I contacted Lamzu and after saying I wasn't comfortable enough opening it to cut it out, they just asked me for a video to confirm the issue then sent a brand new one out the next day. They didn't even have me send back or destroy my old one.

It's not an investment. Can you afford it? If yes buy it, else no. Back in college I used a G502 that I got on sale for 3k for 3 years, it was WAY better than the red dragon shit i had before that. Then when I started earning I bought a Lamzu atlantis, is it worth it? For me yes, for you? You gotta decide

Depends on your grip style but generally i recommend something light. I use a ninjutso sora 4k or sometimes an atlantis lamzu. You should be able to score them at ok prices no matter where you are.

I recommend zowie's box that let's you pay $20 to try a bunch of different mice. That might help get a feel for which shapes are best suited for you! For me, the Lamzu Atlantis wins by a landslide in terms of the mice I've had- I have huuuge hands tbh. I literally bought a second one to spare out of how much I like it. I'm dying to try the other Lamzu lineup, but others that I'm looking at are some pulsar, some benq (zowie) and zaopin z2. I really did not like the Viper, and I've had around 5 of these over 5 years maybe of high-level competitive gaming. I guess just personal preference and a lot to do with grip too.

No thanks Go with a Lamzu Atlantis or something. I love mine. Been solid for 2 years now.

I swear to god my Superlight's sensor feels ever so slightly snappier than my Lamzu 4K. I don't like the shape enough to justify it tho.