My major complaint with the Marsback Zephyr Pro is that I personally didn't need the fan. Marsback’s Zephyr Pro mouse features a built-in fan.Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas (Image credit: Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas) Is this feature just a gimmick, or is it actually good? Find out in our Marsback Zephyr Pro review.

In July 2020, Zephyr Gaming launched a Kickstarter campaign for the “Zephyr PRO RGB Sweat-Proof Gaming Mouse With Built-In Fan.” It then reached its HK$50 000 funding goal within the first 3 hours.Īt the end of the campaign, the campaign managed to get over 750 backers and raised more than HK$500 000. This proves that many people actually want the mouse and think it’s more than a gimmick. Today, the creators are known as Marsback and have turned into a full gaming company offering different gaming products. You can currently buy the Marsback Zephyr Pro mouse on their website. What are we waiting for? Let’s jump into the Marsback Zephyr Pro mouse review and find out if it’s worth your money. The Marsback Zephyr Pro review will be divided into 3 main parts, Price and Specifications, Performance and Feel, and the Final Verdict. Each section will talk about the best and worst things about the mouse and compare it to other mice in the market. The Zephyr Pro mouse offers some pretty great specs for a gaming mouse. It supports up to 16000 DPI and up to a 1000hz polling rate. This is the same sensor used in mice like the Endgame XM1, Cooler Master MM710, and a mouse we recently reviewed the Genesis Xenon 800.

It comes with Omron mechanical switches rated for 50 million clicks, making it a good mouse for drag clicking. Additionally, it uses a high-grade paracord cable, an RGB lit fan that can be adjusted anywhere from 45° to 180°, PTFE mice feet, and RGB all around. The Marsback Zephyr Pro mouse comes in at only 69 grams. 69 grams is actually pretty light, especially considering that there’s a built-in fan. Other great gaming mice around the 69-gram weight include the Glorious Model O, Endgame Gear XM1, and the Xtrfy M4.

The original Zephyr mouse costs $99 however, with this new pro version, they lowered the price down to only $59. This is a huge change since it allows the mice to be more accessible to lower budgets and opens up their market to more people.

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