The S2-Cis one of the better ambidextrous mice out there if you’re looking for a smaller/shorter mouse of this type for your competitive gaming fix and it’s one that you should definitely take a look at if you’re in the market for an ambidextrous mouse. Doubly so because the S shape hasn’t been copied to death like Zowie’s FK and EC lines, meaning that it’s still rather unique in today’s market. If you like everything that you’re reading here but you have larger hands then you can always steer towards the S1 model, which is the exact same as the S2 but with slightly larger dimensions. Buttons and Scroll Wheel The Benq Zowie S2 Accessories is 2-3 Days now in our store (Call us to know about details of this product). I feel like I can be pretty brief here. The days of gaming mice using sensors that can spin out or have accelerationor any of that nonsense are over. Inside of the Zowie S2 you’re gonna find the 3360 sensor. That’s a flawless sensor and Zowie have implemented it well, which means that it’s gonna register everything that you do on the pad with perfect precision without adding any smoothingor acceleration.

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So the S2 is the way to go ? Or even the ZA13/ZA12, as long as the mouse is not as big as the Deathadder or G502. Zowie has always included replacement feet in the box, and I always take the time to applaud them (and other brands who do this) for that. If you’re a competitive gamer you’re likely to pay attention to factors such as the glide of your mouse feet, and having the peace of mind knowing that you can just swap out your feet once they start degrading (this will happen to all mouse feet) is great. These days, Zowie also sell their own ‘speed skates’ if you prefer a faster glide. Shape, Coating, and Mouse FeetZowie is still using the 3360 in their mice. That’s an older one but if you ask me it doesn’t really matter. It’s a flawless sensor either way. I found no traces of any malfunctions during my testing either, so Zowie has implemented it well if you’re asking me.

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Something that I haven’t seen you mention is the Endgame Gear XM1. That’s a great mouse for claw/fingertip grip as well and might be right up your alley as far as size is concerned. It’s got a flawless sensor, great cable, it’s light, … It’s a really good gaming mouse but often flies under the radar.As always, you should take this section with a grain of salt. Us reviewers can only give you a rough guideline when it comes to grip and size compatibility. You might have huge hands and prefer smaller mice, for example, or you might be a fingertip gripper who likes ergonomic mice. All these ‘grip/hand size guides’ should be used as a baseline. Buttons and Scroll Wheel The default LODis just over 1 DVD (1.2 mm) and, just like with the EC3-Cit’s not possible to lower it to be under that point. Is that a problem? That depends. Not for me, as I’m fine with an LOD of under 2.4 mm (which is the case here) but if you’re someone who really needs their Lift Off Distance to be under that 1 DVD mark then this is definitely something to note. This doesmean that you won’t be able to customize the precise DPI settings or anything like that, but the included DPI steps of 400, 800, and 1600 (there’s also 3200, but that’s far less common) are by farthe most used DPI settings so the vast majority of gamers won’t need anything else. Conclusion & Recommendation I cannot exactly decide which mouse I should use, I mainly play FPS and MOBA’s , I wouldn’t mind keeping 2 mice [One for FPS , one for MOBA] Zowie’s credo when it comes to their gaming products is ‘performance over everything’. The S2 therefore doesn’t have any RGB lighting (except for tiny indicators on the bottom) and it doesn’t require any software at all to use. Everything is done on the mouse itself, and that’s great news for people who are often gaming on the go. Just plug it in and you’re good to go.