Swiftpoint - Z2

Ok, here I am finally with the Z2. So, the buttons are just regular buttons, nothing special about their feel, nor after clicking. Just when I press harder I see the force value climbing up. Without any actual movement. The lightest touch I can do with clicking is at 20%. And 100% on main buttons is... quite heavy, I think within 500g-1kg range. With top middle buttons it's certainly past 1kg, same feeling - i.e. it feels just like a regular press of a button, but if you keep pushing the indicator shows force increasing. The wheel button is the weirdest. It drifts around 40% and then jumps to 100%, but also it's the lightest to push to 100%. So, any way, you probably won't want to have anything at 100%, and you can bind actions to lower values, whatever is comfortable, the software allows that. The mouse isn't very comfortable, definitely would take me some time to get used to, and the top-most right button is very hard to pull. Top-most left is a bit hard. Middle buttons are fine. Main buttons are the part that takes some getting used to. And side buttons are also not very easily accessible. Logitech G502 is certainly much more comfortable and it fits perfectly in hand. But in terms of programmable button, G502, even though it has this G-Shift, can't offer nearly as much as Z2. Still, this is the first day of use, and I haven't yet bound anything, so, I'd hope to have a better impression after maybe a month of use.

Swiftpoint Z2. 12 buttons, 5 with pressure sensor, gyroscope, and nearly limitless number of possible programmable combinations (any button press or deep press or tilt with any other button press or deep press, or tilt, or scroll, or mouse movement), though the actual maximum number of combinations is limited by on-board memory.

I have bought Swiftpoint Z2. A bit pricy, but I am very satisfied, both with performance and customer support.

Looks can be deceiving.

I recently bought the swiftpoint z2 a few months ago and I’ve been loving it. That and the razer Tartarus are amazing with the amount of keybinds between the two. You only need a keyboard for really typing tbh.

I've used naga since literally the month they released in NA but have recently switched to a Swift point Z2. It has less side buttons but more buttons otherwise to basically break even with the naga and is a lot more comfortable for me over a long session. Note, I have pretty small hands for a man. So take that in account.

Agreed. I think a small button at the other end of the big ones that you press by bending your finger more is better. And maybe even another one higher up, which I find quite useful on the Swiftpoint Z2 even without gaming.

I use a swift point z2

Dareu a980. _ 3 buttons. Glorious model i (the wireless one is better QC wise). _ 4 buttons. Keychron M7 (M6 has very weird sensor behaviour for unknown reasons, so don't get it, wait for reviews on the M5 first if you want the M6). _ 3 buttons. Swiftpoint Tracer (or Creator or Z2). _ 8 buttons + analog main buttons (Z2 has motion controls). (Discontinued, but old stock is still here and there) Roccat/Turtle Beach kone XP air. _ 7 buttons + scroll tilt. (If you're prepared for fighting Steelseries software, saving the keybinds to the on-board memory, disabling Steelseries software entirely, and then controlling the RGB with OpenRGB) the Steelseries Aerox 9 is mostly ok, not the best ergonomics though and easily the worst performance and weight of all of these. _ 12 buttons + scroll tilt.

Swiftpoint Z2, ordered it the same day with my 80HE Both companies selling some kind of a technology, so I glad I bought both of them

Swiftpoint Z 2, it is expensive but you won’t regret it. Awesome mouse! Lots of nice features and great software.

I’ve used a Swiftpoint Z, Tracer and Swiftpoint Z 2 for years and love them. They have two thumb buttons but then have your normal mouse buttons with 2 buttons imbedded in the middle of those left/right mouse buttons and then two buttons that are positioned right below the meat of your fingers just above the palm that can be pressed by extending your fingers out/up and they can also be pulled as a different button by curling your fingers. It sounds strange but works quite well and is comfortable. The mouse has some pretty extensive software for all sorts of macro/options. Including setting different functions for different levels of button presses, lightly pressing a button does one thing while pressing hard does a different thing , etc. There are a ton of other functions I haven’t described. The caveat is it’s a rather expensive mouse. T

This mouse is expensive, but its a fantastic mouse. Been using one for years. [https://www.swiftpoint.com/products/gaming-mice-swiftpoint-z2?srsltid=AfmBOopQn6oif\_jVa3MpGVLc92q8v4JdebUwjT\_Bp9WkAIFWN7ViBQKw](https://www.swiftpoint.com/products/gaming-mice-swiftpoint-z2?srsltid=AfmBOopQn6oif_jVa3MpGVLc92q8v4JdebUwjT_Bp9WkAIFWN7ViBQKw)

I do use it for WoW but have not taken advantage of using the deep click.

Here is a link to a guy who does use it and he has provided his profile for the mouse. https://support.swiftpoint.com/portal/en/community/topic/regarding-deep-click-actions-swiftpoint-z

For everything, Swiftpoint Z2.... everything. Used the Swiftpoint Z for years, and love it, just love it. Used it for so long that the Z2 is out and mine is no longer available.