BenQ Zowie FK2-B Symmetrical Gaming Mouse for Esports | Professional Grade Performance | Driverless | Matte Black Coating | Medium Size

POur le jeux tres precise .

I really liked this mouse, I wish it fit my hand better. I did end up sending the mouse back because the hand fit wasn't good for me. I love how easy the set up is, no f'ng software!!! Also no dumb RGB. Polling rate and dpi settings on bottom and go. The switches were very nice and I really liked the scroll wheel stepping. Great mouse and company just wish there was a smaller version.

BenQ Zowie FK2 4 day review (4/28/2023):1. Design and Ergonomics: Mouse dimensions (L, W, H) 125 mm x 65 mm x 36 mm. Weight (86g on my scale). I can suit claw and fingertip, but uncomfortable for palm. It does not feel comfortable during long-term sessions of use thanks to it being heavier than usual and having slow mice skates (I am only browsing with this).2. Sensor Performance: The sensor feels a little slower than other mice. Responsiveness is decent but better on my Endgame Gear XM1r. The precision of the mouse's sensor feels okay but not as good as modern mice. The precision of the mouse's sensor is pretty average for a gaming mouse, no with issues other than the DPI's feeling slower than usual.3. Buttons and Customization: Has 8 buttons on the mouse. 3 on top (2 main buttons, scroll wheel). 4 side buttons, 2 on the left and 2 on the right. 1 DPI button on the bottom of the mouse. They're not all programable except for the side buttons. You can disable the side buttons from one side or the other. Instructions on the manual. They are easily accessible and useable.4. Build Quality and Durability: The mouse is made out of plastic which is a huge fingerprint, and sweat magnet. The build quality is very good. The overall durability of the mouse is good so far. Main mouse clicks are very heavy and will fatigue after long-term sessions of use. Everything else is fine. Cabe is your average office rubber mouse cable so not good.5. Software and Customization Options: No software, just plug and play.6. Connectivity and Compatibility: the mouse connects to USB and works on all USB-compatible devices.7. Price and Value: The mouse is too expensive for what you get. You can get better options for either the same price or sometimes cheaper for a similar shape. You can get the Razer Viper, Razer Viper Ultimate, Razer Viper Mini (for smaller hands), VAXEE XE wired and wireless, and the Delux M800 PRO (as a budget wireless gaming mouse).I don't recommend any versions of this mouse. There are too many things on the market that are way better than this mouse with the same or similar shape. Even if you're a CS:GO player and care about shape. I still wouldn't consider the C version of this mouse. PLEASE buy something else other than Zowie. There are way better options out there for you. Trust me!!!

Despite common beliefs, laser is the superior tracking option. Due to ignorance mouse developers have been focusing on optical sensors.Since I could not find a laser mouse that wasn't immensely wide, I had to choose this.This optical sensor optimized for lift off beats the vast majority of mice by a lot. As a competitive FPS gamer I am continually readjusting my aim. Which means lifting my mouse off the table or pad frequently.The thumb buttons are placed slightly high and way too forward. A massive reach for an average thumb. Very garbage design for apparently those with gigantic hands.This mouse could never compare to the absolute perfection of the former king of mice. The one known as "Razer Naga Hex" a few years ago. Which was the ultimate gaming mouse for competitive FPS. The design fit most hands, good DPI, laser, six ideally placed thumb buttons, and perfect width.Sadly razer has gone to absolute garbage in these last few years. No laser, requiring their awful software, and their products break very quickly.I suppose this BenQ Zowie FK2 will do for now, but its just okay, not great, and severely overpriced.

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