XTRFY MZ1, Ultra-Light Wired Gaming Mouse, Cutting-Edge Pixart 3389 Sensor, Unique Shape for Optimum Aim, Adjustable RGB Lighting, Zy’s Rail Edition

The media could not be loaded. I have very small hands — 6.5 inches, kids-sized gloves. The best mouse I've ever had size-wise was a Logitech that was 3.8-4 inches long. Since then, I could never find a comfortable mouse for my hand and had to settle with a Razer Viper Mini, which was good but not ideal. The hump was way too steep and used to hit the top of my palm/base of my fingers. After watching a few videos on the MZ1, mainly how it was designed, I decided to get it, and there's only one word to describe it: PERFECTION.It is lightweight and as anatomical as I imagined; my hand just naturally grips the mouse without any effort or discomfort. For those who worry about the holes being uncomfortable, don't, because there's no weird texture or sharp edges. Another characteristic I love is how my fingers stay in place on the right and left click buttons.The cable is soft yet resistant and very long. The RGB colors and patterns are beautiful and very bright (you can adjust the speed and brightness to your liking, as well as a single color or rainbow). The F11, lift-off distance, and polling rate are also customizable, and they don't require any software to be changed. It's amazing.I haven't found a single negative aspect to mention about it yet. It looks and feels fantastic. Best investment ever.

I've been mouse hopping for the whole month. I've tried the Microsoft Intellimouse Pro, Logitech MX Master 3, and Logitech superlight wireless. This thing beats them all. The only one that comes close is the superlight, but this is more comfortable.Pros:- Sensor is the flawless PMW 3389.- Cable is essentially a light shoe-string. Doesn't get in the way or rub on the desk. It is quite long.- Clicks are the best I've ever felt. It's like if Pringles made a mouse. M1 and M2 feel and sound the same which pleases my OCD.- Side buttons are better than any Logitech I've tried.- Shape is strangely comfortable for my fingertip/claw grip. The way the front buttons slope down feels very natural. And I have large hands. It's pencil precision, best way I can describe it. I think it has something to do with being so close to the mousepad.- Weight is light. There's never a flick where I'm like "Oh, the weight was too heavy so that's why I missed". No, that's never an issue with this mouse.I think this mouse is best with a hard mouse pad. It's all about sensory, the more your nerves can feel the surface you play on the more precision.- Balance is great.Cons:- Scroll wheel is average. The steps are a little bit mushy.- The LEDs are stupid. All they do is add weight and do nothing for performance. I keep them off.I mean that's about it.

The media could not be loaded. Quite pleased with the MZ1. I bought it out of boredom and had only intended to use it for games, but it's managed to become my daily driver despite some issues.This is a very bold design, something you would never see from the big names (logitech, razer, etc). The MZ1's shape is not meant to please everyone- palm grippers in particular may find it difficult to adjust. Footprint of this mouse is quite small. Switches sound and feel great. Cable is light and flexible. RGB looks great. I'm actually not a fan of RGB, and fully intended to turn it off, but I found the default pattern to be quite appealing. There are a number of different lighting patterns that you can choose from.There is no software. You can update the firmware (you can find latest FW on the xtrfy website). I did contact Xtrfy and unfortunately they refuse to open-source the firmware, so this device is completely non-programmable. This can only be considered a negative given the price point, but I've adjusted to it.If this mouse has one major weakness, it's the scroll wheel. I do not like it at all. It is placed too low within the mouse body, making it difficult/impossible to do long drags. Furthermore the grip/texture of the wheel is too smooth, and to make matters worse, the edges are rounded off. There is hardly any tactile feedback as you scroll. The middle button is too firm and awkward to press.Overall I'd certainly recommend this mouse to any fingertip/claw gamer, or even curious palm-grippers. I've personally enjoyed using the MZ1 and have seen improvements to my aim. Xtrfy needs to improve the scroll wheel in the next generation, and any level of programmability would be nice to have..

I was very skeptical as I have smaller hands 7x4in I mainly use claw grip and this mouse works perfectly, sometimes I'll even transition into a fingertip which this mouse definitely wants you to do and it still feels comfortable. It's still a little weird for me and when I go for very fast flicks the back hump wasn't creating enough stability with claw but over time I'm getting more used to it. The clicks are probably my favorite part the main clicks are the best I've used and the side buttons are great for fortnite, also due to the odd shape the side buttons are farther back then most mice and way more accessible for me, something I wish every company would consider. Oh and the lighting is pretty cool. Great mouse. I would love to see this be improved over time by reducing weight more and balancing it, adding grip tape and maybe a better cable although the cable feels fine. I hope it holds up because my main problem with mice right now it that the mini versions or just small mice In general don't last long for me.