Lamzu Maya X Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 47g, Optical Switch, Maximum 30000 DPI, Symmetrical, MCU Nordic 52840, Dust-Proof Encoder, PAW3950 Sensor(Larger Maya) (Black)

This thing rips. Moved on from the superlight 2 and this thing feels like a massive upgrade. Similar shape as the SL2 but this just feels more premium all around. This mouse has better feeling clicks/scroll wheel, and it's lighter. The internals being exposed on the bottom also looks awesome. Happy with this purchase.

Best mouse I have ever owned/ or ever bought and I would definitely recommend to anyone in buying this mouse.I was very hesitant at first, not knowing which size to get. Especially for paying that price for it.Whether it was the Maya X or Maya but after thoroughly reviewing many reviews, I decided to go ahead and just purchase the Maya X and I am so dang glad that I did.I already have a small Razer (Orochi V2) mouse and I wanted something that was more relaxing but can also game with.This mouse definitely met all my expectations and then some.The feel of the mouse is amazing, the button presses and button feel are on another league of their own.I also wanted something that was 4k/8k polling and looked unique which I got exactly that. It even has a very long charge life. I ran it it at 8k for a few hours and it was still at 99% battery.If you want a great mouse, look no further this is the mouse. I spent many, many days & nights looking for a mouse. Always coming back to this mouse, so I pulled the trigger and bought this mouse.Why not buy at least one good mouse if you use them like I do. It is worth the investment.This mouse is not too big or too small, it fits just right and I am 5' 9” about 5' 10” I don't have the biggest hands but this mouse is not only comfortable but fits and feels beyond any mouse I have ever purchased or used in the past.Any bad reviews you see on this mouse are definitely not true and do not hold water. This mouse is worth every penny!

I own a lot of gaming mice, dozens. This mouse is closest to a Logitech G Pro Superlight (and I will make many comparisons to it), but better in really every way.+ More refined shape. The Superlight is a very potato mouse with flat sides, this has some minor shape tweaks that just make it a bit nicer to hold. The mice are close yet quite different. I think many people will like the Maya X.+ Clicks, amazingly well tuned. Easy to press but not too easy. No major pre or post travel. Feels great.+ Scroll wheel, solid. Enough to feel the individual notches but loose enough to power scroll. Good feeling middle click that works properly unlike the Superlight.+ Side buttons that actually feed great, very snappy and responsive without a bunch of pre travel.+ Great stocks skates, which are good on cloth or glass. They even have an extra set in box! I did switch them for some dot skates though because I use a glass pad and the dots are quitter.+ Online mouse software so you don't have to install an app just for your mouse.+ Super light weight.If I have any complaints, and I would say this is really minor, but I would rather the mouse just come with a 1khz dongle and be a little bit cheaper. I can't tell the difference with anything higher than 1khz and I think it's just placebo if you think you can.Overall just a top notch product. There are other major mouse manufacturers that can't even come close to matching this and charge way MORE for a WORSE product. So yes very impressive product.

insane upgrade if youre still running an old mouse. Im coming from a g403 hero, and the shape is pretty good, but the hump is more towards the middle instead of the back if you prefer that. the online based software is really nice touch, but still has a downloadable counter part that i use because the online one doesn't work with fire fox. good responsiveness, and polling rate feels really good. the weight is super light and a big upgrade coming from a heavyish mouse. grip is sorta matte, but my hand does struggle a little as i am a heavy sweater not a deal breaker but i do find myself wiping my hand off semi often. the battery life when using 2k polling lasts me about 7 days, with me using the mouse for 3-6 hours per day. upping the polling rate will lower battery life more, but not sure how much.on wired mode only up to 1k polling rate. Clicks are nice and snappy, kinda loud though if thats an issue. personally the side buttons are good on my copy, but ive heard mix things. the scroll wheel is alright.the default skates it has installed are pretty good. way better than like what logitech uses.

An absolutely amazing mouse. Very light and is perfect for my medium size hands.

It's a great mouse, and I highly recommend it. It's super lightweight and perfect for big or medium-sized hands.

This is my Endgame. 19.5x10.5cm hands. Masters in Apex.I've gone through over 30 of the top rated mice on the market, all of them either too big or too small for me, this is perfect. I can ALMOST palm it but not quite which makes it extremely comfortable for relaxed claw grip while still having plenty of maneuverability with my fingersMy previous main was the Superlight, which was the best I've found until now for my hand size but it always felt sort of unstable and I could never get a locked in feeling from it. Other mice that were close were the Atlantis/XM2 but the shapes didn't do it for me. The Maya X, though? Locked in.I was worried about the weight, I've had plenty of sub 60g mice and many felt unstable or difficult to control but this is so balanced, sits so well in your hand it's incredibly comfortable.M1/2 are extremely quiet, perfect if you have roommates. Side buttons and Scroll sound similar to G pro, maybe a tad snappier.The coating is similar to XM2 but smoother, you absolutely don't need grip tape. At least on the white version, I don't know if the color changes how grippy it is.If you're looking for a superlight upgrade, this is it. I was really skeptical and didn't want to spend so much money but I'm so satisfied with this mouse.