Zowie (BenQ) - FK2-DW 4K Wireless

I was looking for FK2-DW. 19/10cm hands and claw/relaxed claw grip type.

Exactly same grip and size, even the habit of resting occasionally the right part of the palm on the mice. I've tried fk2-dw, vaxee xe-s, viper v3 pro, op1 8k, and g pro x, they are all good but there are something missing which I can't tell. Personally I dislike fingertip only mouse for their unpleasant shape but probably it's time to have a try. Pulsar showed certains pictures about "x2f" on X and that would be interesting

I have your grip and use the GPX 2 with no issues. Currently trying the Fk2-DW with this grip and also have very little issue.

Its intersting that every reviewer have good clicks I have 3 units and every one of them have bad clicks, and not in terms of heaviness but in terms creaks and how bad they feel

both of them but right click is worse (on all 3 copies)

You can absolutely tell 1mm difference in hand. Well if you don't mind the sides to be thinner, I'd suggest zowie fk2-dw, viper v2 pro got bad scroll wheel encoder

I used to play with microsoft wheel mouse optical 1.1 (which is the original sensor that PWNs sensors are on every mouses now and the intellimouse same sensor is what inspired the deathadder shape) and that sensor was FLAWLESS, no feeling of acceleration, parasite firmware messing up the aim until you play hundreds of hours to get used to, so flawless you could just pick up the mouse and litteraly shred. The sensor was pointed to the front of the mouse which fit my gripstyle perfectly and keep my crosshair headlevel at all time without even having to think about it. Fast forward to 2024 i wanted to get back in competitive but felt that even 1k hz was too low nowadays. I bought every possible mice hoping to get the same feel; Zowie fk2 / Zowie fk2-DW / Pulsar x2v2 / Pulsar x2 Crazylight / Razer deathadder / glorious o, and NONE felt like that perfection i was used to until i bought the Superlight 2. They really nailed the sensor, no bs accel, or "aditives" just as they mention on their packaging. It felt like i was back in my competitive days and all the muscle memory kicked in. The shape personally is just what i need aswell, not too bulky but enough of a back hump to fit in my palm to stabilise my horizontal mouse movements. I am absolutely satisfied with this mouse and even have a 2nd one just in case the one i'm using right now breaks. I don't care about all those "don't be mainstream" comments i see about the mouse just because it's logitech. But for me they built something that no other mouse manufacturer could. This mouse is just perfect.

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

Dang, you tried that whole zowie DW lineup lol. I’ve still yet to use a zowie ec, only shapes ive tried are u2, s2, and the one I use sometimes is fk2-dw,

I really wanted to love the fk2 dw since I mained og fk2 years ago but the clicks are so heavy and ass. Tried adjusting the bottom screws, sanding down underneath the shell for the clicks, made it slightly better but still trash. I can deal with heavier clicks on larger mice but on fk2 size it's awful.

I just checked OP1 4K in Italy and yeah prices are messed up... its usually 120 EUR for most countries. Maya X is a fine choice but its on the bigger side, its a medium - large shape. Have you given any thought to used mice from Amazon? Zowie S2-DW, FK2-DW and U2-DW go for 100 - 110 EUR. Worst case scenario you return for a refund, its amazon.

I have been buying many used mice from amazon over the years and never encountered any problems. If anything bothers you, you can always return within 30 days.

From a fellow superlight fingertip gripper that have tried nearly every hype mouse - you either buy op1, fk-2(or wlmouse equivalent) or stay superlight. Dave hyperspeed if you wanna fingertip an ergonomic.

I am fingertipping vv3 pro rn, feels good. Previously had success with superlights, op1we and will be testing crazylight tomorrow. Forgot to add - i really LOVED fk2 dw, sadly I can't stand its clicks. Otherwise great shape.

G-wolves Fenrir, WLMouse Miao, Darmoshark M5 Air, Keychron M4 for pure fingertip grip. Small mice, I would look at the WLMouse Beast X Mini, Zowie FK2-DW, Vaxee XE-S, Waizowl Cloud XS, Hitscan Hyperlight/ATK F1 Extreme, or Scyrox V6.

The hump is more in the middle of the mouse rather than the back, but if you hate that and you prefer something that looks like the WL Mouse, I think the Hitscan will suit you better. Try looking for a hobbyist mouse store near you if possible and give it a try. I personally would avoid Razer and Logitech due to their price tag and durability concerns. Pulsar has also been pretty shit with their QC as of late, so I wouldn't count on them too much, and that sort of led me to Lamzu as few people I know who burned through their G Pro X Superlights with their double click issues ended up getting Lamzu. Another mouse that you may want to check out is the Zowie FK2-DW. Which is also used by pros and loved by the mouse community for its durability. However, I suspect this mouse may be a bit too big.

Fk2-dw

Zowie dw series and egg mice but latency doesn't matter on all of top brands

For fingertip I recommend the op18k, fk2-dw, x2 crazy light

Depends EC for ergonomic, fk for claw/fingertip, s/za/u for claw grip

You have large hands i think the pulsar x3 mini will be good for you since you said the g703 is heavy and bulky the x3 mini is basically a small g703, i also recommend the fk2-dw really good mouse for fingertip

I only have the fk2-dw and zowie is known for having the best build quality, I heard glorious quality is not good, idk on the ag one, viper v2 pro is ok

X2f is not good i recommend the Sora v2, vaxee x sora, fk2-dw, x2 crazy light, s2dw

Try the fk2-dw it's a low profile mouse not a tiny fingertip mouse with my hand size of 17x10 I can fingertip it easily

No but similar the closest shape would be the be zowie fk

If you want a similar shape like your model o - I recommend the fk2-dw.

33$ Glorious Model O Pro (FK1 Clone):  just got this one in yesterday in Blue Lynx color and it’s a lot grippier than the 100$ V2 heavier version I returned. I was surprised how much I liked it for relaxed pincer claw with my 18.7 x 9.8 cm normal sized hands as the Viper V2 and V2 of this mouse seemed too big for me. I would say the only issue you might have is skates aren’t as slow as Zowie’s and might wanna go fish or pony up and get the 150$ FK2-DW (my main) with black skates if your hand size is similar to mine or smaller.

Viper V2's scroll wheel breaks easily so I wouldn't recommend it. Zowie FK2-DW is like the V2 for people with normal width hands rather than orangatang hands! Also it's flat like the G305 and I play best with it using the black skates it comes with. Aria XD7 Atomic is a lighter flat egg shaped mouse like the G305 that I like a lot for Pincer Claw grip! There is a new Aria 2 out now that's total crap fyi.

Zowie fk dw pretty damn good. I havent swapped mice since

this FK2-DW. it's very like deathadder sized inbetween mini and full size, and it is adapted to average palm, not linearly scaled down to 0.7x of original

*Disclaimer* Huge thanks to Zowie for sending this mouse! However it doesn’t affect my opinions in the review. TL;DR: A medium-sized, well build symmetrical mouse weighing 65 grams, plug-and-play, with a 4K Hz polling rate. Even people with larger hands can have great aim with this mouse. It supports various mouse grips and showcases attention to detail in its design. A charging dock and small dongle are included in the box. The package includes two sets of spare mouse feet: slower and faster. I have been using Zowie FK2-DW for few weeks. This review will help you decide if this is the RIGHT mouse for you. So, here are my thoughts: SHAPE: Let's start with the most important thing - the shape. My hand is 20.5x10.5 cm and I use relaxed claw grip (1-3-1 grip). Most of my ambidextrous mice I used in past were back hump. Zowie FK2-DW is my first low profile mid hump mouse. At first, I was worried that the mouse would be too small for me (mainly because of its low height), but to my surprise, I can play really well with it. I dare to say that my aim with this mouse is one of the best I’ve ever had. I’ve noticed that flicks are very easy and precise for me to perform, and micro-adjustments feel good as well. This might be due to the low height of FK2-DW and my grip, as the center of my hand hovers in the air, allowing me to execute micro-adjustments effortlessly. I noticed that when I have to hold the crosshair in one place for few seconds waiting for the opponent to swing out, I can easily make such a kill because my hand rests on the mouse and does not get tired. At the same time I can make a flick to correct my aim if I miss. I use a relaxed claw grip and (1-3-1 grip). FK2-DW has ledge on the right side (next to main button), allowing me to rest my ring finger there. This is very important to me since I always position my ring finger in that spot. The back of the mouse only slightly widens (compared to the middle part), which allows me to keep my pinky almost straight on the sidewall without discomfort even after longer gaming sessions. This is another important feature for me. I think that micro-adjustments are easier and more precise on narrower mice. The sidewalls are angled slightly, which makes lifting the mouse easier. However, the inward slant is not as aggressive as it is on the XM2WE, G303 SE, or Lamzu Atlantis. WEIGHT and BUILD QUALITY: Zowie is known for its excellent build quality. Nothing creaks or flexes—this mouse is built like a tank. There are no holes on the bottom. For users who prefer a fingertip grip, FK2-DW might feel a bit heavy. Since I use a relaxed claw grip, this isn’t much of an issue for me. However, a slight weight reduction in a future version would be welcome. The mouse shell is very well-fitted. There are no sharp edges that could cause discomfort. According to Zowie website FK2-DW weights 65 grams which is an acceptable - on my scale it also weights 65 grams. In my opinion, build quality is more important than weight. I prefer a slightly heavier mouse over one that weighs under 50 grams but has an open bottom where dust can get in, or where the sidewalls or other parts of the shell creak or flex. MAIN BUTTONS: Design of the main buttons is really good. Even when I put a lot of force into pressing them down, they do not move sideways or creak. Good Job Zowie! The main buttons are pleasant to press. They aren’t too light, which helps prevent accidental misclicks. However I can still shoot one-taps in CS2. There is minimal post travel on main buttons. They feature very minimal finger grooves. The main buttons are rounded at the front, so people with longer fingers (even if their fingers extend beyond the front) can still easily press the main buttons without discomfort. That’s a huge plus because I have long fingers. I wish rounded main buttons at the front were standard in mice. SIDE BUTTONS: The side buttons are some of the better ones (if not the best) I've tested. When I press them I can feel that they are well made. The side buttons are not profiled (like those on the XM2WE or Lamzu Atlantis), but instead, they are flat. I prefer the Zowie design. For my large hands, the height of the side buttons is perfect. Thanks to the fact that they are small I have enough room to position my thumb here. I like that the Mouse 5 button is parallel to the base, rather than angled like it is on the Waizowl OGM Cloud V2. As a result, I don’t have to lift my thumb to press it. Each press of the side button is noticeable and tactile - you won’t accidentally misclick. I must commend Zowie for the well-made buttons. I wish more companies would design side buttons like these. SCROLL: Let’s move on to the scroll wheel. I know that some people don’t like the scroll wheels on Zowie mice because they are loud, but for me, it’s fine. However It’s worth mentioning that I use FK2-DW only for gaming. For browsing the internet or video editing, I use the Logitech GPX. I prefer the rubber on the Zowie scroll wheel over the one on the Logitech G Pro X Superlight. Each step on the Zowie scroll is noticeable, whereas the GPX offers too little resistance. Additionally, I really like the horizontal grooves on the Zowie scroll wheel. Your finger should not slip off Zowie’s scroll. Above the scroll wheel, there are no main buttons, just an empty space/ ledge. This ensures that if you have longer fingers, you won’t accidentally press the main button. For my long fingers, this is an advantage. Scroll is positioned low which is good, because you don't have to lift your finger up too much to click the scroll. As a result, you can press the scroll slightly faster (faster response time). Unfortunately, the scroll wheel is positioned too far back for me, which makes it difficult to easily jump in CS2. This is the biggest issue for my large hands. That’s why I’m looking forward to testing a larger version (FK1-DW or FK1+-DW) when it’s released. SENSOR: I have no complaints about sensor. The mouse is compatible with a refresh rate of 4000 Hz. The enhanced receiver is included in the package, so you don’t need to purchase a separate receiver (You can achieve 2000 Hz or 4000 Hz via enchanced receiver). This is a plus. MOUSE SKATES: The mouse comes with white Speedy Skatez feet pre-installed. Two sets of spare feet are included, so you don’t need to spend money on replacements in the future. A huge plus for Zowie. Zowie’s skates (both version) are thin: 0.5mm. Additionally, the Zowie provides one set of faster (white) feet and one set of slower (black) feet, allowing you to test which works best for your playstyle and game of choice. MOUSE BASE - BUTTONS: There are three buttons on the bottom of the mouse: • Button on the right is for changing DPI. You can choose from six DPI values: 400, 800, 1000, 1200, 1600, 3200. Custom DPI values cannot be set. When the dpi changes, an LED above the button lights up to indicate the value. • Button on the left is for changing refresh rate. You can choose from five polling rate options: 125, 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000 Hz. I use 1000 Hz to reduce the frequency of charging the mouse. • Third button (located below the DPI button) allows you to select between the small dongle and the enhanced receiver. Setting this button to the middle position turns off the mouse. COATING: The coating is fine. Even though I have sweaty hands, during my deathmatch sessions in CS2, the mouse didn’t slip out of my hand. WHAT'S in the BOX: The mouse is packaged in a black box with red accents that indicate the mouse model, along with the Zowie's red logo. It features a minimalist design, yet it looks elegant. You get: • Two spare sets of mouse feet: one set is black (slower). Second one is white – speedy skates (faster). Spare feet should be standard in every mouse. A huge plus for Zowie. • Small dongle (adapter + 2,4GHz dongle). • Enchanced receiver which can be used as a charging dock. • USB-C to USB-A cable for charging the mouse. The cable has plastic protectors on both ends, showcasing attention to detail. • User manual. BATERY LIFE & CHARGING: When it comes to battery life, the mouse lasts up to 80 hours at a 1000 Hz polling rate, which can be considered average. In the next version, I’d like to see a larger battery. Given the mouse's weight, the battery should last for at least 100 hours. If you opt for a 2K or 4K Hz polling rate, the battery will last for 30 and 24 hours respectively (according to the Zowie’s website). To extend battery life, I used a 1000 Hz polling rate. You can charge the mouse in two ways: • Using a cable. The cable is rubber-coated, similar to the one in the Logitech G Pro X Superlight. The cable end could be raised to reduce friction between the cable and the mouse pad. I would like to see different cable in the future – like paracord. I don’t like how stiff cable is. Playing while the mouse is charging via cable (even when using Zowie camade) is subpar. I discourage playing while the mouse is charging via cable. Charging with the cable is slightly below 2 hours (1 h 55 min). • Using a charging dock. Charging with the dock takes 2 hours. If you have two mice on your desk, using the charging dock is very convenient because you don’t need to disconnect the dongle from the cable and connect the mouse via cable—instead, you just place the mouse on the charging dock. The mouse has built-in magnets, making it very easy to align and connect to the charging dock. When you enable 2000 or 4000 Hz, a red LED lights up on the enhanced dongle to indicate this. SOFTWARE: Zowie FK2-DW is plug and play. That means you don’t need any software to download. You can adjust settings such as DPI, polling rate, LOD, click response time, and motion sync. The lack of software can be both an advantage and a disadvantage. On the one hand, you don’t need to download any software, but on the other hand, you can’t see which LOD or click response time values are currently set. It would be great if Zowie developed web-based software in the future, allowing every player to configure settings conveniently. PRICE: You can purchase it on the Zowie’s website for €151 (149.99 USD). FINAL THOUGHTS: Is it worth buying Zowie FK2-DW? The mouse is on the pricier side, but it doesn’t have any major flaws. It’s well-built, and Zowie mice are known for lasting for years. I hope the FK2-DW will be the same. It’s worth mentioning that the package includes two sets of mouse feet and the enhanced receiver (for 2000/ 4000 Hz), so you don’t need to purchase a separate one. However, the price still could be reduced by 10 or 20 Euros. In the FK2-EW version, I would like to see improvements such as: a larger battery, a better charging cable (paracord) with a raised end, and a slightly reduced weight. For me, the mouse is just a bit too small (mainly due to the issue with pressing the scroll wheel), which is why I’m looking forward to the release of the Zowie FK1-DW/ FK1+-DW. If you can’t find a mouse that suits you and feel like you don’t have enough mouse control, it’s worth considering the FK2-DW. Thanks for reading! Few words about me: I am gaming enthusiast, who love playing CS2. I have few thousands of hours. Currently level 9 on Faceit and 18K on Premier. In last few years I tested a lot of gaming mice - I mean A LOT. As a result I have learned a lot about gaming mice. My grip is relaxed claw grip. I am mid-low sens player. Sensitivity: 1.8 – 2.2 in game 400 DPI (47-57 cm/360). LINKS: USA: https://zowie.benq.com/en-us/mouse/fk2-dw.html EUROPE: https://zowie.benq.eu/en-eu/mouse/fk2-dw.html

Zowie fk2-dw is somewhat similar to V2 Pro but without the front flare, it is more low profile though.

Np01s ergo, fk2-dw and Fenrir asym

i bought zowie FK2 at 2014. Rebought it as Zowie-FK2-DW at early 2025. before 2014 i uses 1.1A since 2002. If you are looking for help then buy 1 and sell all the others and stick with it

Ec3-DW, Dav3 hs, Vv3p, Superlight 2c. Hand size is 19 x 10 cm and Claw grip. Main Game: Overwatch Current Rank: Master5 on tank, Master 3 on dps, Gm5 on support Main Mouse: Dav3hs Dav3 hs and vv3p are what I kept from my last collection culling, they were my favorite ergo and ambi that I tried and those two I plan to keep and never sell (Im not a razer shill I promise lol). Ec3 and gpx 2c are mice that I am still testing out atm and ultimately I will decide whether to keep or sell them. I also want to try Vaxee’s lineup (xe v2, np01s v2, E1) but I wish they sold on Amazon. Maybe one day. My last collection post: https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1i01sdj/mouse_collection_pic/ Mice that I Sold: dav3 pro: too big, not unusably but was a bit unwieldy. S2-DW: was fine size-wise and shape-wise but didnt really use it over the vv3 pro. FK2-DW: too flat. i prefer a bump for stability when aiming. ZA13-DW: most unique shape I’ve tried. It was fine but I prefer the more general(?) shape of the vv3p. EC2-DW: size was fine but i preferred dav3hs. I know alot of people rave about the ec shape but it didnt do anything for me personally. xm2w 4k: I actually liked this shape but the way endgame gear handled the op1w 4k v2 malware issue (took them like 3-4 weeks to make an official statement and inform their customers) left a bad taste in my mouth so I sold it. I don’t want to support this company with my money. gpx dex: similar big size to dav3 pro but the shape and coating made it easier to grip for me. I would have no problems using this but I just prefer smaller ergos. U2-DW: claw grip mouse but I didnt like the locked in feeling it gave. rvmse: too small op1w 4k: too thin gpx2: size is fine but after years of trying to use this shape I was never able to get used to it. I only tried for so long bc so many pros use it but it just doesnt work for me.

yah haha every one except the e1-dw which I think would be too big. Ec3->ec2 for me personally. The naming is confusing because it’s not just smaller but the ec3 is wider and shorter. For me most favorite to least would be: 1. S2 2. ec3 3. za13 4. ec2 5. fk2 6. u2 Ec3 might be #1 over the S2 but I am not sure yet I need to test it more. also ec2 and fk2 might be switched but its been a while since Ive used them so I dont really remember.

Fk2 I think? theyre all pretty similar though

Same handsize and also claw -> Zowie FK2-DW (glossy white in my case)

Its not a bad mouse but not for me. Potato shape doesnt fit my hand. Rocking fk2cw right now because the shape is perfect for my hand. I had gpx, its okay. Issue was whej i had jump on scroll wheel sometimes when flicking and lifting the mouse up and bringing it down, the "slam" woukd make the scroll activate and jump. The only issue i had with it. Apart from the shape, its was a decent mouse.

Hey all, Longtime lurker here—been quietly reading posts on this sub for years, but I randomly felt compelled to write this after a bit of a personal breakthrough in-game. Maybe it'll help someone else who's been stuck in the same cycle I was. I’ve been playing Counter-Strike since 2001 (yes, I’m old), and over the years I’ve used more mice than I can count—definitely a bit of a mouse whore. My hands are fairly large (19.5 x 11 cm), but for some reason, I’ve always gravitated toward smaller mice. Let’s rewind for a second… My earliest memories were with that classic white Logitech Optical Mouse—didn’t take gaming too seriously back then, but I remember it being on the smaller side, and I guess that stuck. When I started getting more serious, I switched to the Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0 and that was honestly my golden era. My aim felt crisp, clutch plays were regular, and I never thought much about the mouse—it just worked. After that, I fell back into the small mouse rabbit hole: SteelSeries Kinzu, Razer Diamondback, etc. I still held my own, but I noticed something: I sucked with the AWP. I just accepted it—"Guess I’m not an AWPer." Eventually landed on the EC2-A for a long stretch. Never quite regained that 1.6-era magic, but I chalked it up to aging, life, priorities shifting… all that stuff. I kept going with small mice anyway—FK2, MM710, MM720 (honestly loved that one for pure comfort), and most recently the MM712. From 2017 to now, I’ve been on and off with CS. I’ll grind for a few months, then disappear for a while. Recently jumped back in and found my MM712’s sensor acting up. I had a few backups lying around, including an old Glorious Model D wired—a mouse I never gave much time because it was big, and hey, I’m a “small mouse guy,” right? Wrong. I booted it up, played a few DMs, and… damn. My aim felt locked in. Tapping was on point. I had way more control than I ever did with smaller mice. That “floating” feeling from smaller shapes? Gone. Micro-adjustments that used to mess up my spray? Gone. This thing just plants itself in my hand like a brick, and suddenly I’m palm gripping again like it’s 2005. Even the AWP, which I’ve always struggled with, started clicking—literally. Shots are connecting more than ever. For years I told myself, “I’m just not an AWPer,” but maybe I just never had the right tool in my hand. It made me realize: I’ve been prioritizing what feels comfortable over what actually performs best for me. The EC2 probably should’ve been an EC1. Who knows, maybe I’d be lifting a trophy at Katowice by now /s. I’ve had my eye on the Vaxee E1, but it’s more in line with the EC2 size—and now I’m thinking I’ve been going too small for too long. Might be time to go full circle and pick up the EC1-DW instead. I’m finally starting to understand that bigger might just be better… at least for my hands and how I play. Has anyone else experienced this? TL;DR: Big-hand guy who loved small mice realized he was nerfing his own aim for years. Turns out comfort doesn’t always equal performance. RIP to all that lost ELO.

G pro superlight. I admit that I have a temper issue and I smash my mouses when I have a bad play in cs2. I have destroyed ec2 and fk2, but g pro superlight has survived through 2 years lol

I'm using a Zowie FK2 and I will, if ever needed, replace it with the exact same mouse (it's now BenQ Zowie FK Series). What I like the most is the plug in and play. No additional software needed to use and it's hella crisp clean aiming. The sensor was and is a very good choice. Edit: the mouse is now probably 8 years old or so

looks pretty flat, closer to a zowie fk shape no?

zowie still makes the greatest shapes, 65g is not that heavy, flawless firmware and implementation > budget products

One of zowie fk series or za11

Zowie dw best mouse! 😀

Can I ask what type of game? Just curious. I think the ULX is pretty good for this, but I sometimes feel like I sacrifice stability with it. Zowie FK/S/ZA series are all excellent shapes for wrist aimers, just a bit dated in tech compared to today. It would also help for you to tell us how your hand measures since the advice will vary greatly depending on this factor

Thank you, i still stand by my point on this matter, its not even my "opinion" its mere statistics of my purchases and quality/RMAs in last 10 years. needless to say, since i made this post i am now using newest zowie benq wireless mouse and its been working fine, lets see how long it lasts

No Zowie on the FPS list is kinda crazy to me. Zowie is BenQs mouse brand, it’s a no frills very high quality mouse. No software no firmware updates, 4 DPI presets. They are consistently the best FPS mice I’ve owned. On the flip side, Logi G600 is hands down the best MMO mouse, it actually promotes me to be so lazy with keybinds I find myself using it in games other than MMOs. Protip: the older Logi Gaming Software works way better than the newer LGS for the G600.

More like user issue to me. Some people out there are just bad and doesn’t take care of things. If you take care of something, It’ll take care of you. Stay away from Logitech and Steelseries. My glorious O is 5 years old now. I had my Benq Zowie for more than a decade and I still use it. Still have my Deathadder, Mamba, Spectre and Naga throughout the years. Zowie is always been my mouse and I bought one from 2022. I use my 10+ year old on my laptop.

BenQ Zowie has been great for me.