LamzuAtlantis Mini Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 51g, Mechanical Switch,Symmetrical,26000 DPI,MCU Nordic 52840,PAW3395 Sensor, 4K Compatible, for Small Hand Gamer-Polar Whtie

Smooth feel, comes with extras of everything. I’ve had no problems and the software is easy to use, it’s the perfect size for small hands and extremely light.

The Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse impresses with its compact design and outstanding performance. It offers smooth tracking and responsive buttons, making it ideal for gamers who value precision and speed. The lightweight build enhances comfort during long gaming sessions, and the wireless connectivity is reliable. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for those seeking a high-quality, portable gaming mouse.

Firstly I was sent a unit that was clearly a return, the neckbeard before me left the stickers on the mouse and even left it with a 0% charge.So it takes an hour to charge it fully, the last 10% taking the longest, I bought the 4k dongle and setting that thing up was annoying, you need 2 downloads and the instructions only said one. I really want to take a star off but I can see I am going to love this mouse and I think this mouse comes from overseas somewhere.My hand size is like 7 5/8 or so and I use fingertip grip, and its so easy to grip this mouse for recoil control, my prev. mouse was a Finalmouse Starlight Pro small, and it had LMB clicking issues and scroll wheel issues, nothing I would expect out of a two hundred dollar mouse, but I loved the small size and weight. I used a Glorious Model O Minus wireless, but it didn't quite fit, it was a bit too big, I searched around for dimensions around the Finalmouse and came upon this and can see myself falling in love w it.I gave it a go on Black Ops 6 and saw myself winning some of the close fights where I would lose if I used the FM, wondering if its the polling rate, which the FM only had 500.I never heard of this mouse or company before this week, but I love the feel of this mouse, kind of feels like a large egg, if your looking for a new mouse, this is currently number 20 on Rocketjumpninjas top 100 gaming mouse, and its the smallest behind the Finalmouse which I wanted to steer away from, due to their quality control issues, extremely limited availability and I can buy two of these mice, for the price of one FM.

This mouse is a step up from my Razer Viper Ultimate, it is way lighter. 'Look up comparison if curious'. The jade color I got compliments my setup well which is nothing special. The construction of the mouse itself is very robust, the skates are nice as well. One of my favorite parts is the presentation in the box and the extras it comes with. For a mouse in the low $100 range, you can't go wrong if you have smaller hands or love fingertip grip. I play fps games so it is way easier to flick this mouse around. I am a high-ranking rainbow six siege player with over 4k hours and this is my choice for fps games for the time being.

Best mouse for my small hands

The most important thing for gaming mice these days is shape, and the shape on this mouse is amazing! I've tried many other small mice, Logitech GPX, Pulsar X2 mini, etc. and this is definitely the best mini mouse I've used. I've tested my aim on aim trainers on ~5 different mice of different shapes and this one I've got the most consistent results, with a bit of a fingertip/claw grip. Definitely recommend.As a bonus, the scroll wheel encoder is one that doesn't historically end up with the classic scroll wheel skipping issues other mice in this class get.

wasn't expecting much when i got it as a replacement for my broken g pro x superlight, but i was quite surprised by how responsive it is. a bit small for my hands, but that's more my problem than the mouse itself. battery lasts forever and it comes with extra skates and some stick on grips. would recommend taking off the stock skates and putting on the ones in the box.

switching from the finalmouse ultralight x (and switching between the tenz depending on game) this lamzu mouse is phenomenal. it feels super cheap but sturdy at the same time due to the weight and comfort.this mouse is absolutely great for gaming and for $100, it’s much better than a $150-$200 mouse. the 4k dongle was a must buy for me switching from an 8k mouse but honestly, i couldn’t feel much of a difference between 1k, 4k, 8k tbh, lol.i was definitely skeptical about buying this mouse for a few reasons. after buying it and using it i would recommend this to a lot of friends. i’ll probably never buy a final mouse again! i do wish they had this mouse in a more mint blue color way rather than a different model.