One of the best felling and best UI I've seen in a long time.

Is it worth $200? So far no.

Maybe $100

Maybe i havent used it at max capacity

But its not really user friendly to set up

Im happy with my razer Baslisk just wanted more options on my mouse

This mouse is amazing in so many ways. The software for input binding is fantastic, the feet are super easy to switch between flat and tilting variants, and the keys are fairly well positioned to give easy access to everything at a moment’s notice. Given I’ve seen some reviewers mention it gripping track pads more than other mice when moving, I highly recommend double checking you remove the plastic covers protecting the slippery feet; I went several weeks before realising they were even there to be removed and it drastically improves the experience.

It is not without flaws, though. Firstly and most simply, the cable is not replaceable. Having a usb c input for use would be fantastic and make me feel much better about the mouse’s longevity, but it’s not a big thing.

My main difficulty is the ergonomics. I’ve come from a mx master 3s, and the contrasting relief when I go back to a slightly tilted mouse is glaringly obvious. The mouse is quite slippery, and with edges that are either vertical or angled inwards (tapering inward as it goes up) it requires far more active grip between my thumb and pinky than I would like to lift this thing, even after adding tape to increase the grip. If there was just a little overhang over the pinky rest this would be much improved, and adding even a slight in-built tilt to the mouse would make this easily the best mouse I’ve ever used. As it is, I still switch back to my old mouse when doing things that don’t massively benefit from the additional keybinds due to the added strain from its ergonomics. The pinky rest is a cool idea, but I have fairly large hands and my pinky only just reaches the little wing, so it’d be nice if it came a little further back down the side too.

I have been able to mostly mitigate this by taping some bumps on to create my own overhangs to lift with, but it’d be nice to not have to worry about replacing tape and finding the perfect shape to put underneath to create a nice bump.

Last and least, it’d be neat to get some quieter clicks in the keys. Not a big deal at all, and I know some prefer their mouse keys to sound like they’re smashing a fairy’s twig house, but having used quieter mice keys it’s hard for me to go back. Just a personal preference thing though.

If you play things like Warframe, R6S, heavily modded minecraft, various mmos and magic games, or heavily use software that benefits from numerous keybinds that are easily accessible, get this mouse. The available setups for several major programs are great. You might need to show it a little love to make it comfortable, but it is so much better than having to reach across the board to hit ] or perform multi-key shortcuts.

If you have an RSI, are at risk of one, or just have wrist pain maybe spend your money on something more ergonomically minded.

I love it

Amazing mouse. I love it but the little rubber grip pieces on either side are starting to come off. They’re bubbling off the mouse and I’ve only had it about 3 weeks. Just needs a different method to keep the rubber on the mouse or use a different grip method. All in all one of the best I’ve used

I've been using the Z2 for about 3 months now. I use Blender, Google Earth, Bambu Labs Studio, Chrome, Trading view, Photoshop, Canva, a couple of video editing programs, and some video games for the most part. I run a couple of large monitors so I usually have several of the listed applications up and running and I bounce between them. The software for the Z2 does an outstanding job of quickly changing itself to what ever software I am in. The software makes it easy to change the button layout so I can make buttons universal on the mouse between several different programs.
I have made the knuckle buttons my primary left and right buttons as the actual left and right buttons are just a little too low and far out to make them comfortable for extended use. I think if the main buttons ramped up towards the front of the button it would make it easier to find without looking down to the mouse. I initially had an issue with a command not working in Bambu Studios. I figured out that the Swift Point software allows for multiple commands to be placed as a macro of sorts on a single button so adding an extra command of left shift + right shift +(action button) allowed the program to realize what I was trying to do. I was really skeptical about the price of this mouse. The build seems very good so I expect that I will get several years of life and if i do, I will have considered the money extremely well spent. I would recommend this mouse to anyone who uses several different programs at the same time. The ability to map my buttons to be the same from program to program and build hot key buttons that are the same from program to program has saved so much time.
As a side note, I was impressed to get an email from the company asking me to do a video Q&A review with them for a free mouse. I am not an influencer, just a regular customer. I am also not someone to go on video so I declined, but I thought it was pretty cool that they were actively looking for real peoples opinion of the product.

Love the mouse! Took a bit to get used to, but I'm loving the extra buttons and the tilt options. Would be nice wireless tho

Really is nothing else like it. Excellent

Mouse is great so far, button layout has provided me ultra convenient spots to bind my most used AutoCAD hotkeys and it's clearly sped me up in the workplace

Exactly as described!! Just remember to download the Swifpoint X1 Control Panel and get used to the new feel. After a day or so it will begin to feel more natural. I personally love the haptic feedback!