S2-DW 4K Wireless Mouse for Esports

Zowie S2-DW, used a super light for years and really like this mouse

Great review, bro! Since you've tried so many mice, I wanted to ask. My grip is somewhere between a claw grip and a relaxed claw, which mouse should I get? My hands measure 18x10.I only play r6 and now I use a S2 dw.. but sometimes I find it uncomfortable

S2 dw. Same size, I have the S2 dw and I have to say it's very comfortable for a relaxed claw. But a week ago I switched to the viper v3 pro.

The shape of the S2 is perfect for the relaxed claw. The viper is slightly more uncomfortable, but it's a great mouse

i tried a bunch of mice in the last year and my favs have been vaxee np-01s ergo, pulsar jv-x and zowie ec3-dw and s2-dw. I didnt like the viper v3 pro or the da v3 pro. honestly its all about shape, you should get something like the zowie shape kit to figure out what works for you

The s2-dw has slightly different dimensions to the s2 and s2 Divina, and it’s quite noticeable imo if you’re used to using one of the regular s2

And your old faithful S2-DW is tiny bit improved version as well if you update the firmware so extra profit!

Love these mouse and each fits me so well in different games and tasks, would give a more detailed review and talk on each mouse, feel free to ask anything in the comments Fun fact: i love the helios 2 pro much more than my s2 dw,

Weight, click and the slight difference in the curve, to me the shape is 98% identical but that small curve difference ( i dont even know if thats the case or just the weight makes me grip differently) makes the overall experience much better and i perform way better than the s2-dw. I know i love this shape when i first touch the s2 but i just love the helios more. Click on the s2 is a bit too stiff for my liking and i have some qc issue on the right click that makes it a slightly heavier to click in 1 specific spot. Unfortunately i have a defected side button on the mouse on the helios tho T.T so

I use a Zowie S2-DW, I bought it for $85 off mousemarket, where the user claimed it was used less than 5 times. I believe him. For $85 I think it was well worth it. For $150 not so much. Personally, for the playstyle and games I play, 60-65gram mice are ideal. I've used mice in the 40 gram range and felt like it was hard to control but maybe it was also a shape problem. Nor has the whole polling rate thing ever mattered to me, infact I used an op1-8k for months and didn't play any better than my old S2-C. Battery life is a problem I guess but it takes less than 2 hours to full charge.