I like its lighter weight and the textured surface has grown on me. But I really do enjoy this mouse and it feels good ergonomically speaking. Marsback Zephyr Pro Specifications PerformanceĪt the expense of being repetitive, I’m only a casual gamer, so my performance metrics will be entirely anecdotal and subjective.
This is especially true in lower light and it imparts a certain sophistication that is very appealing. Because it’s mostly downward-facing, the channel is very difficult to see until it’s lit. There are two additional buttons at the bottom of the mouse, one for enabling and disabling the fan and the other for enabling and disabling the lighting.Īround the bottom of the mouse, there is a light-diffusing channel for the LEDs with the exception of the front face where the cable feeds in.
The Zephyr Pro features both back and forward buttons, which have become customary on most computer mice, as well as a center button that is used for changing the DPI. In any case, I found the shape of the mouse to be easily adapted to and has become very pleasant as my daily driver. The mouse is of medium size lengthways without a pronounced arch as some have, but I feel that it’s a bit thinner widthways than most of its length, but again, I’m not a gaming enthusiast or prosumer.
This somewhere in-between betrays both aesthetics. This also has the bonus of creating a surface over the rest of the mouse that's cooled off as well, which can be pleasant when in a hot office or during summer.It’s not because they are visible, but because I feel that there should have been a commitment to either hiding the componentry or a commitment to flaunting it. While the fan on the Marsback Zephyr Pro never approaches real power - even at its best, it's closer to a breeze than a gust of wind - it does the job quite well, and it's noticeably cool. Functionally, the fan shoots air in a stream upwards towards the palm, though it's worth noting that those who use the claw grip might experience a reduction in effectiveness if their palm is raised too far off the mouse. Of course, the selling point of the Marsback Zephyr Pro is undoubtedly its internal fan, which features a variety of speeds and can be turned off for those who don't need it. Related: Cooler Master MM731 Gaming Mouse Review: Fast, Sleek, and Versatile The material feels sturdy after over a month of use, with no decline in click responsiveness, mouse tracking, lighting brightness, or fan speeds. This might make it a bit too noticeable in some setups, and certainly will stand out excessively in an office setting, which is a shame given the quality of the mouse and its unique offering. At first glance, the Marsback Zephyr Pro is a fairly ostentatious mouse, with a honeycomb pattern and RGB lighting glowing internally.
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