zephyr gaming mouse with active palm cooling

Aside from the black colorway which this review is based on, a white variant is also available.

Without any discounts, the Zephyr Pro is priced at $99.99, but sold for as low as $59.99 depending on the currently active discount. The Zephyr Pro comes with a flexible, paracord-like cable and regular black-dyed PTFE feet. Nevertheless, it can be assumed that apart. The fan blows air at a 45-degree angle to the palm and, according to the manufacturer, should operate very quietly. PixArt's PMW3389 capable of 16,000 is still the sensor, and Omron switches rated for 50 million clicks are used for the main buttons. It is a small fan that takes care of the active cooling of the user’s palm and thus eliminates the risk of sweating. Unlike the original Zephyr, the Zephyr Pro also has full software support through which the once again rich RGB lighting can be configured to one's liking. Furthermore, the Zephyr Pro comes with an entirely different shape, which is best described as a Glorious Model O with the hump of a Logitech G Pro Wireless. The Zephyr Pro aims to improve on this with a fan that runs just as cool, but much quieter.

While quite effective in cooling the palm, the implementation no doubt left room for improvement when it came to noise levels, vibration, and expected lifespan. A CPI button south of the scroll wheel is. Almost exactly a year ago, the original Zephyr Gaming Mouse debuted with a built-in fan. The Zephyr uses the PixArt PAW3389 optical sensor rated for 100 - 16,000 CPI (counts per inch) over 400 inches per second and over 40G max acceleration. Established in 2018, Marsback specializes in gaming peripherals.

Zephyr gaming mouse with active palm cooling