Thanks to the in-depth DPI settings, we could ensure the Zephyr Pro’s sensitivity was perfectly tuned to our needs. It’s all well and good looking cool, but can this mouse deliver on its performance? The short answer is yes. Sure, it’s decked out in RGB lighting that isn't the best camouflage, but in terms of noise you likely won’t hear any buzzing unless you put your ear up to it. What we can tell you is that the fan is almost unnoticeable. During our testing we did generally find that the hand using the mouse was less sweaty than the other, though we can’t say for certain what performance advantages this grants. However, unlike the cooling system sat inside your gaming rig, this isn’t keeping a powerful processor or GPU frosty, and is instead an anti-sweat measure.īy blowing air gently against your palm, the breeze is designed to keep sweat at bay and give you the best possible grip in high-intensity moments. Through the device’s Windows 10 app you can customise the effects between different options to meet your tastes you can even create easily changeable presets for each game in your library to ensure your color coordination is on point.īefore we round off this section, we have to highlight the Zephyr Pro’s most unique design feature: its inbuilt fan. Like all pro gamer gear, Marsback’s Zephyr Pro is decked out in RGB lighting. We found this to be a fine size, though the general comfort and ergonomics of the Zephyr Pro could have been better. In terms of size it’s roughly the same as most other mice, coming in at around 5.2 x 2.6 x 1.6 inches (131 x 66 x 41 mm). It’s to be expected of a more entry level gaming mouse, but you might want to keep that in mind if you’re thinking of making a purchase.

However, the limited button options will impact RPG players who might rely on quickly using multiple different ability attacks.

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