Touted as a ‘sweatproof’ mouse, the hardware may be targeted towards gamers, but it serves its purpose for pretty much anyone who works long hours (WFH, am I right?) The upgraded design’s made to be quieter and less prone to vibration than its predecessor. Zephyr Gaming expects to ship orders to backers in October.The Zephyr Pro is the spiritual successor to Marsback’s Zephyr gaming mouse, which garnered support from over 700 backers on Kickstarter around July last year. The mouse is available to order in three colours for US$79.00 from Kickstarter. According to Zephyr Gaming, the mouse will install its drive upon first connection with a machine running Windows 7 or macOS 10.11 or later. The Zephyr Gaming Mouse has six buttons and a scroll wheel.

The switches have a polling rate of 1,000 Hz (1 ms), too. Additionally, the mouse has OMRON switches that the company claims will last up to 50 million clicks. Zephyr Gaming has included 5 DPI presets that can be cycled through using The sensor also provides a maximum acceleration of 40g and a peak speed of 400 IPS. This is the same sensor as the one in the Razer DeathAdder Elite. The mouse is based around a Pixart PMW3389 optical sensor, which supports between 100 and 16,000 DPI. The mouse comes with a 1.8 m cable, which is not detachable. The fan is RGB backlit too and can be switched off if you do not need it on.Īccording to the manufacturer, the Zephyr Gaming Mouse measures 121.60 x 65.15 x 40.70 mm and weighs 68 g. The fan has been angled at 45 ° and can be set to 4,000 RPM, 7,000 RPM or 10,000 RPM. However, the Zephyr Gaming Mouse also includes a small fan, which the company claims can eliminate sweat. On the one hand, it is a lightweight wired gaming mouse with RGB lighting, which does not distinguish it from a crowded market.

Zephyr Gaming claims that its eponymously named gaming mouse is different from the others that are already on the market.

Zephyr fan mouse