#The zephyr pro pro#
I don't know why but the Marsback Zephyr Pro always tends to reset the changes I make to it after a few hours of use. It would be much better if these changes. You can also set up some macros for the Zephyr, which can also be assigned to the various buttons through the app. As I said before, you don't have much room to work with (6 buttons) but at least the customization options are pretty wide. One of which is the Sniper Key which is pretty essential for a lot of players as of late. Not only that, but you can also customize the mouse's buttons to your liking to serve a variety of functions. You can mess with the mouse's polling rate, scroll speed, movement speed, and even the lift-off distance. The options that are available for you to tweak with are actually far more impressive than you think.
#The zephyr pro software#
The Marsback Zephyr Pro has its own dedicated software which you can use to customize your mouse even further. While the performance boost definitely is great, it really doesn't help someone like me who not only likes more buttons over lighter weight but also is pretty cumbersome to customize as you have very little to work with.Īlright, so let's talk about the software. Unfortunately, this comes at the cost of practicality as the mouse only has 4 available buttons (6 if you include the DPI change and scroll wheel buttons). By default, the Zephyr Pro has the following DPI profiles:Īnd yes, you read that correctly, the mouse can have up to 16000 DPI. While it's customizable, you can also switch between 7 different profiles at the push of a button. The former of which has been great since I always had to deal with grease from my hands. The surface of Zephyr Pro features a delicate matte coating, which is both greaseproof and fingerprint-proof. The mouse has a honeycomb shell that helps keep the weight low at around 69g/2.40 ounces. In fact, I'd say that the Zephyr Pro has a premium feeling to it even if it's in the cheaper range.
Honestly, I would've advertised this very feature more because a lot of gaming mice at the price point of the Marsback Zephyr Pro tend to be really frail, especially if they weigh 69 grams. The mouse has Omron switches that, not only guarantee its durability for up to 50 million clicks but also are pretty resilient. Here's the cool thing that actually sells the mouse to me. Why? Because the parts themselves are pretty good compared to other mice you can find at $44.99. This mouse is pretty lightweight and, unlike the Roccat Burst Pro, it very much justifies its weight choice while bringing some incredible performance. Now, at the very least I could sing the praises for the Zephyr Pro with the utility it brings. Related Story Nathan Birch Xbox Game Pass Unlikely to Top 10 to 15 Percent of Microsoft Gaming Business Says Spencer Thus, I ended up with a mouse that stopped giving me a cool breeze after a month or two of use and stopped working altogether after four. These indentations make the fan pretty hard to reach whenever I attempted to clean up the dust. Yeah, unfortunately, the Marsback Zephyr Pro got contaminated with dust pretty quickly because there are several indentations (the honeycomb design you can see on the front of the mouse) across the device to let the air flow seamlessly. This fan is also pretty susceptible to every gamer's worst enemy (especially if you live in the middle of the dirt like I do because I'm in MEXICO): Dust. See, after a while, I noticed that the utility of the fan, while neat, is quite superfluous for someone like me.
This is where the issues with the Zephyr began for me. However, once I started testing the mouse fan after washing my hands, I did feel the cold breeze of the fan drying up my hand. At first, I thought it was because the fan itself didn't really work. I will admit, I don't have sweaty palms so I never really felt the fan whenever my hands were dry. Let's start talking about how effective the fan is as it's the most prominent aspect of it. The Zephyr does have a DPI changer that can be customized through the Marsback RGB software, which I'll talk about later in this review. It also is meant to offer high performance over other features such as buttons or functions. The fan essentially exists for those gamers who sweat profusely while playing games like shooters. Let me explain: Inside the mouse, there's a built-in, RGB-lit fan that offers a cooling blast directly to your palm. This gimmick is the selling point of the entire mouse which is the incorporation of an in-mouse fan. The Marsback Zephyr is a mouse that's supposed to bring a new gimmick that helps certain types of gamers.
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