I don't know where to start with praising the Z3. The functionality, the profiles, or the mobility? I was a backer of the original Z and I still use it on the second computer and I think they made the best mouse I ever had even better. There is just one minor thing: moving from the Z to the Z3, I noticed that my hand needed to adapt slightly. I cannot pinpoint what's the minor difference because both mice look the same but I needed a week or two until my hand did not feel tired anymore after one hour of usage. Now it's as perfect as I expected it to be.
That's why I've bought all three iterations.
Seriously though. Software is incredibly intuitive and powerful and the placement of the buttons make this the only mouse with even remotely close to this mini buttons that still manages to be ergonomicly functional.
Lifelong customer. Love this mouse for MMO’s and shooters. Newest version with wireless and grip is just icing on the cake
I’ve been using the Swiftpoint Z3 for gaming and so far I really like it. I have big hands, so finding a mouse that doesn’t feel too small or cramped is important to me. The size of this one feels really good in my hand and I can use it for long gaming sessions without it feeling uncomfortable.
The multifunction buttons are probably my favorite part. There are a lot of ways to customize them, and being able to set different functions for different games is really handy. I mostly play FPS games, and having extra buttons available without having to reach across the keyboard is a big plus.
The mouse also feels very responsive. Movement feels quick and accurate, and I haven’t noticed any lag or delay when making fast movements. I also really like being able to change settings on the fly instead of having to stop and dig through a bunch of menus.
Overall, I’m really happy with it. If you have bigger hands and like having a lot of buttons and customization options, I’d definitely recommend giving the Z3 a look. It’s a little different from a basic gaming mouse, but once you get everything set up the way you like it, it’s really nice to use.
The Z3 swift point mouse feels better and has better grips. It makes wireless gaming so much more convenient because of all the buttons.
I put over 10,000 gaming hours on my Z1, and I'm looking forward to 10,000 more on my Z3
I bought the Swiftpoint Z2 over a year ago and have loved it since day 1. A few months ago some water got into my keyboard, which my mouse was plugged into, and my mouse wouldn't work on any device. Heartbroken, I decided to buy the Z3. Shortly after the purchase, I tried my Z2 mouse again and it started working again. Facing the decision to cancel my order for the Z3 or having a backup as well as a device I could leave at work, I kept my order.
The Z3 is just as great as the Z2. I've had some hiccups where it seems I need to update my software and both devices several times in a short amount of time, but it has not been long lasting enough to cause annoyance. The ability to make my own macros has helped in my Data Engineering role, and the multiple profiles makes it easier to switch to custom keybinds for different games.
I love the software switching between games, and I play shooters and love the tilt, although it would be sweet if you guys could add a recognizable program for the new game Wardogs if at all possible
Absolutely fantastic company and an amazing product. The gaming mouse is genuinely innovative and brings features and ideas that you don’t see from the typical big-name brands. It’s clear they’re actually focused on improving the gaming and productivity experience rather than just putting out another mouse.
What really stood out to me, though, was the customer support. For such a small company , the support team went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of, and the communication was excellent throughout the entire process. It’s refreshing to see a company that genuinely values its customers.
Great product, innovative design, and outstanding customer service. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on what they come out with next and would happily recommend them to anyone wanting to unlock the full potential of what a mouse can do.
I can't wait for the swiftpoint 4!
I have had mine since the first batch was shipped out. Im still getting use to the deep click. I like the tilt features for leaning or in crafting survival games ill use it to discard. Just flick my wrist to the right and it throws the item down. Pretty sweet. Im thinking of 3D prints some diff shape buttons for the knuckle buttons ( the ones just above the left and right mouse buttons. But other than that I enjoy it... I wish there were more buttons for the thumb. Or even some buttons where your pinky sits( seems like wasted realestate. Its my only critique.
I picked up the Swiftpoint Z3 as a replacement for my aging two Razer Ouroboros. One it the office and one at home. I’ve been searching for a worthy successor for years, and the moment I heard Swiftpoint was releasing the Z3, I pre‑ordered it right away. There’s definitely a learning curve, but it’s absolutely worth it. I’ll be using the Z3 for both work and gaming, and I’m grateful to Swiftpoint for creating such an impressive upgrade.
I have a Z2 that I love and thought the only way I'd want to upgrade is if they made a wireless version. As soon as I saw the Z3 I preordered and I'm so glad I did. My only concern when I saw it was what the battery life would be, but it's so much better than I expected given the features. I easily get 100+ hours between charges.
The first Z3 I received had a manufacturing defect and Swiftpoint quickly sent me a new mouse at no charge and without requiring me to send the damaged mouse back first. It was a great customer service experience and made me even happier to support the company.
I've used the Z3 for work with many windows shortcuts bound and it's so convenient. I also love all the customization and binding options for gaming as well. The mouse is absolutely fantastic and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.
The Swiftpoint Z3 has genuinely been a life-changing mouse for me. Being able to bind keyboard keys and functions directly to the mouse is absolutely fantastic, and the customization options are on another level.
The tilt functions are easily one of my favorite features. They’re incredibly intuitive to use, and they’ve made a noticeable difference in how comfortable I am while gaming and using my PC. I’ve personally found that the Z3 has made my hands and wrists feel significantly less strained, and it has helped make carpal-tunnel flare-ups far less frequent for me.
What impresses me most is that I’m still discovering new ways the Z3 can improve my setup. Every time I experiment with another button, tilt function, or custom binding, I find another use for it.
If you’re even thinking about pulling the trigger on the Swiftpoint Z3, do it. I would genuinely recommend this mouse without hesitation. Even if it were the last bit of money I had available, I’d still consider it worth the purchase.
10/10. Absolutely incredible mouse.
So for starters, since i had the Z2 I've considered it one of my best mice. i upgraded from a logitech G502 hero (the wireless one) which at the time for all my use cases the 502 was my favorite mouse. I did see Swiftpoints marketing on the tilt features and i liked the idea for some of the games i play. upon getting the Z2 it took some learning the mapping Application to get what i want out of it. Pro tip, due to it not being documented very much from what i can find. if you want to use the tilt function for a game that has tilt buttons but doesnt have native implementation for the mouse like some games have, i would suggest setting a button to be the Tilt Gyro Zeroing, i set mine for the middle mouse button so if the tilt features become out of wack or hard to set the sensitivity you can Zero the gyro angle, i also set the mouse display to have the tilt features displayed so i can better adjust the tilt thresholds set up better. Now for the Z3, probably the biggest downside to it, was i bought the Z2 and maybe 6 or so months later they were putting out advertising for the Z3. soo i think i did get a discount on the Z3 but as it sits now, now i have two "Z" mice from Swiftpoint. now as far as quality between the two, the Z3 Performs basically the exact same, which is saying a lot going from a wired only mouse to a wireless mouse, some would expect that theres latency but i havent found any even jumping the DPI up a good bit. there are a lot of features on this mouse i havent found a use for, this having a gyro in it, it has forward and aft functionality that i haven't used and it has capacitive buttons that i also have not used. but overall i really like my Z3 mouse, and being as i travel a lot, leaving the Z2 home and plugged into the desktop fits well and the Z3 out with me when i'm gone for weeks at work. as a secondary note for this, Swiftpoints software is exceptionally well set up, you gain the double edge sword of complication vs better functionality in advance mode, but i like advanced mode, it is a fantastic bit of software for these mice, and frankly, them releasing a tricked out mouse like this, having bad mapping software would have made the hardware kind of usless so, all in all. like 350- 400$ in mice (give or take) im very satisfied with the mice.
I've run the gauntlet of gaming mice. Several from Logitech, Corsair, Steel Series... You name it, I've tried it. I've found a lot of mice that worked well, that I liked, or that I liked, but I have never found a mouse that I loved, until now. The Z3 hasn't simply become my favorite, it has completely reshaped my expectations of gaming mice. The location of the buttons makes them easy to reach and extremely viable in any situation you can imagine in a game. The weight feels perfect, the ergonomics feels perfect, the construction feels solid instead of cheap like a lot of mice; the little resting spot for my ring finger has absolutely changed my view on how comfortable a mouse can be. I haven't had the opportunity to use the tilt function yet; can't have my aiming hand pre-occupied with leaning in intense gunfights, but I fully intend to throw it into some driving games. I see a lot of people complain about the price; I looked at the Z2 some time ago and thought it was too much, but I can promise that this mouse is well worth the price for any gamer, casual and competitive. Every mouse has some sales pitch that it will change the game for you, but this mouse genuinely walks the walk.
Bought my Z1 about 7 or so years ago when they recently came out. I said I would never switch to a different mouse. I was pretty disappointed by the Z2 as I felt it lost a lot of the beauty/looks that made the Z so unique. I never ended up picking a Z2 up and told myself I will ride this mouse out till the end waiting for the 3rd generation.
The Z3 is exactly what I wanted in an upgrade. It's lighter, has more sensitive and pressure pad accuracy; it actually feels like an upgrade that I was happy to wait for.
Sure it hasn't been perfect. The shipping was a bit nail biting when the carrier said they lost the package entirely (which is totally on Yanwen, not Swiftpoint). But every step of the way Aidan was accommodating, understanding, and actually cared about responding in the best possible way.
The software still needs some work. Here and there I will get a few disconnects on wireless and check daily for updates. It has gotten much better since I first got it. I know they are working out the bugs, it should be expected with any new product, but their history is what gives me confidence.
The Z1 was the only surviving thing through all the college years of late nights, moving to new apartments, even a new city. As my setup adapted, there was always the constant. The Z1.
The Swiftpoint products are solid to begin with, but add the customer service, transparency, and striving for the ultimate goal of just "getting it right", these guys nail it. I'll never buy another mouse brand again.
Keep up the great Swiftpoint. You listened to what your customers wanted and delivered right on the money. Keep progressing, keep innovating. You certainly have my support in the future.
Excuse the very rough looking Z1 in the picture, it has been through a lot lol
Honestly the best all around gaming mouse I've ever used. I can't tell you the last time ive had issues setting up keybinds for a new game.
Yes, I do. It is the most versatile mouse I've ever owned. I like it so much that I just ordered another one as a backup.
I was so excited that they made a wireless mouse with all of the features of the z2 and so far it holds up and I love using it
This was the perfect purchase for FPS play on a PC as well as other games that have need for more button mapping. If you don't like everything being a keyboard map than this is the mouse for you! Killer design as well!
So many options i love i do accidently press the back button sometimes when on the internet but that's entirely my fault