I think it’s fair to say that while the mouse looks very unique, it feels very familiar and Zephyr haven’t reinvented that classic mouse shape here.

On the right side, another nice ergonomic shape. That exoskeleton look does look fantastic though, and uhm, Fan-tastic it is indeed, as there’s that tiny RGB fan just below it more on that shortly. This is partly due to the comfortable shape, but also because the mouse is just 69 grams overall!Īs you can see, there is quite a bit of ventilation and weight saving on the rear. I can lift the mouse with minimal effort and a light grip. Plus, there’s a really nice contour to the side of the mouse, allowing a very natural and comfortable gripping point for your thumb. The switches feel nice and responsive though, with large control surfaces that are easy to actuate, but not so much that you trigger them by accident. A lot of material has been cut out of the body, reducing the overall weight, but also allowing plenty of passive airflow too.ĭown the left side, you’ll see there are two side buttons, which is all pretty standard “mouse” stuff really.

It does look good though, and apes the design of the extremely popular ultra-light gaming mice that have been hitting the market. There are a lot of cool gaming mice on the market today, however, this one is literally designed to keep you cool, and that’s pretty cool! OK, I’ll stop.

Zephyr fan mouse