Fnatic x Lamzu Maya 8K Small Wireless Pro Gaming Mouse Special Edition, Pixart 3950 Sensor, Epically Light 45g, 80h Battery Life, Optical Switches, Windows & Mac Compatible

The mouse is very lightweight, high quality built and it is among my top favorite mice that I own. I recommend replacing the stock skates for this mouse to truly become a 5 out of 5 stars. This mouse has the best clicks/switches (opinion Omicrons) that feel easy to press and travel fast to it's end and start position. The side buttons feel nice and are perfectly positioned for my thumbs. The scroll wheel is decent as like with most mice. I use a palm grip and this mouse is still on the smaller side compared to something like my Deathadder v3 pro (Faker edition) that would fill out my palm but still can pass for a palm gripper. I do not recommend using the downloadable software on the website downloader as it is flagged as Trojan but I do recommend using Aurora on their browsing page to edit the DPI and settings.

Best mouse I've ever owned. It is ridiculously light and comfortable, the battery lasts literal months, and with the dongle it comes with, response times are nuts. It is a bit pricey so I expected a lot from it and I was impressed.Software leaves a bit to be desired and is confusing to set up. I had to watch youtube videos to figure out how to use the software.

I've used a G502 Lightspeed for about 4 years, and felt it was time to upgrade. After trying the EC2 and it's many clones for some time, the Lamzu x Fnatic Thorn is a breath of fresh air.Compared to the EC2, it's fairly lighter and has a more centered and filling hump. The bottom left edge of the mouse is curved better for thumbs in claw grip.Buttons, despite being optical, feel crisp and responsive. The stock skates are awesome after breaking in, really nice on Soft/XSoft pads. Charging doesn't take long, and I imagine it's even quicker with the right cable.The Fnatic edition of the Thorn comes with the 4K polling dongle, but at a 175Hz refresh rate I was hard pressed to feel a significant difference vs 1K polling. This is definitely more beneficial for people playing at 240Hz or beyond.Four very minor nitpicks about this mouse:-You need a Type-C cable as narrow as its stock cable if you are looking to use a different one.-The power switch is rather tiny compared to most other mice out there.-My unit has was feels like a slight blemish in the rightmost side of the shell, though you really have to feel for it to notice.-My unit also had slight side creaking at first, but it subsided over time.Overall, I'm very happy with this mouse. If you are coming from a heavier / older mouse, and looking for a shape that isn't quite an EC2 or a Deathadder, definitely give this a try.

The mouse has been great. The device is extremely light, but sturdy. I like that they provide additional skates and side grips for you to customize.The only complaint that I have is that the version of the mouse that I got appeared to have some quality control issues. I've been using it for less than a week, roughly 20-30 hours total and the left click button became soft/mushy with no tactile response anymore. This makes using it almost impossible as just lightly touching the left click will create an input.Luckily, amazon is doing a good job and allowing me to replace the mouse by returning it and them sending me a new one. If this happens again though, i'll have to go with a different brand most likely.

The lamzu thorn is one of the best ergo mouse I have ever used.Pros:-My hand and palm does not hurt or cramp anymore!- It fits nicely in the hand for palm grip, claw grip, and all relaxed hybrid claw grips.- I love the shape, hump profile, the weight, and the overall balance of the mouse.- The mouse clicks are very crisp and has no pre travel on my unit.- The stock mouse skates are very good and does not need to be replaced. The box has extra replacement skates.- The lamzu program lets you personalize the DPI, LOD, polling rate, and buttons on the mouse.- Comes with 4k dongle.Cons:- Doesn't come in many colors.- BF tried to steal it from me. >.<Comparison: Pulsar xlite v3 eS vs Lamzu thornI have smaller hands but this mouse feels perfect in the thorn. My BF has bigger hands and he also likes the lamzu thorn. He has a pulsar xlite v3 eS and comparing it to the lamzu thorn, I prefer where the hump is on the thorn and how much lighter and balanced it is. The xlite is heavier and hurts my hand.

Great build quality, good shape. Clicks are pretty good for opticals and the side clicks are snappy as well. No wobble. Coating isn't bad either but just a bit slippier than say a GPX under the same conditions. Still not a dealbreaker and I'm a stickler for proper coating on any mouse.Shape in my opinion is a bit better than the Pulsar Xlite V3. I like how it doesn't slope off as much on the back hump to the right. I also like how the left ergo bump isn't as pronounced. However the mouse still didn't work me personally as I found it was just a bit too small for my hands. I have 19.5x10.5cm hands, closer to 20cm on my right hand, so I am on the larger side. Palm is definitely too small and claw won't work much either and is kinda uncomfortable on this mouse. There are also infinitely better claw options.It's odd becasue the Lamzu Atlantis is a bigger mouse (and one of the much better options for claw) so I was kind of expecting the Thorn to also be on the side of bigger. This feels more like a medium/small mouse which makes me wonder how small the mini could possibly be.Overall the mouse is good and I could easily recommend it if you are looking for an ergo option but only if your hands are maybe around 18cm at most (though I would lean closer to 17cm). Just something I would definitely keep in mind when looking at this mouse.