BenQ Zowie S2-DW 4K Wireless Mouse for Esports, ​Sports Science, 4K Enhanced Receiver, 65g, Symmetrical, Driverless, 3950 Sensor, 4K Polling Rate

As a traditional FPS gamer (CS, Overwatch, Apex, etc.), I couldn't be happier with this mouse. For over 10 years I've struggled finding my perfect mouse and this might be the one. I've mained the G Pro Wireless, Superlight, Deathadder V3, etc. but they all had their downsides. In the month or two I've had this one I can't find a single one.The low profile design of this mouse makes this the best micro-adjustment aiming mouse I've ever used. If you're a CS/Valorant player the accuracy and control you'll have with this mouse will surprise you. In terms of size, I've disliked the way my hand would hang over similar mice and rub my palm against my mousepad, but the length from tip to base allows for great comfort and stability. I can claw grip or relax fingertip grip with no problems.The coating is great, switches sound satisfying to click, and it comes with so much out of the box. Polling receiver doubles as a charging dock (SO CONVENIENT), buttons on the back allow for quick DPI & polling rate change on the fly, all without making you have to download a software. Don't care about polling rate? It also comes with a usb receiver to use instead. It's all plug and play straight from the box. Not to mention this mouse comes with 3x pairs of skates for replacement as time goes on.If you're looking for a high performance FPS mouse where you take your aim seriously, I highly encourage you to give this one a try. I don't see myself switching from this mouse for a very long time.

I have 18 x 11 cm hands and use a fingertip grip while primarily playing CS2. This shape is absolutely incredible and no other company has been able to make a cheap knockoff. Before buying I read about the long debounce, but 4ms is not noticeable even compared to my gpx superlight. After about a month of use so far, the FK2-DW has met my expectations of zowie and I would buy this model again.

Goated shape, lightweight, and great battery life. It's easy to get it on the charging station. No software needed. The scroll wheel is a lot better than the original too.If you liked the original and can stomach the price then this is a no brainer.

Zowie is always ahead of the game with quality. My first gaming mouse was an FK1 that lasted me nearly 7 years, from which I bought on to the wireless hype and got a G Pro. I never liked the scroll wheel nor the stock feet on the logitech and it upset me considering it was more than double the price of the FK1 I previously had. Once I heard about zowies new wireless lineup i knew I had to have it. First time trying the S2 and am overall surprised at how good it feels for the size. It's slightly smaller than the G Pro so it took me a while to get used to, but the control I have over it is far superior. If I had the money I'd buy the whole lineup to try each shape!

The battery life when using the 4k polling rate is a little low; I can almost get 2 days out of it. Its a little small for my hand, and my hand measures 7 inches for middle finger to my wrist. The overall quality is nice at first, while its one of the lightest mice I've owned and I use to have a GProX Superlight. I have had it for 3 months and can no longer use it wirelessly. I have cleaned out the mouse sensor, I have unplugged and replugged it back in a million times, and I can no longer get the mouse to reliably work wirelessly. It's now stuck in wired mode due to some kind of defect

I've been enjoying this mouse a lot. The closest thing I have used is the XM2W, but I'm enjoying the U2 more probably because it's more tapered. I just feel more locked into my claw grip, and I'm not adjusting as much.Switches and rubbery coating feel great, and the build quality is about what I expected from Zowie. The stock skates are solid, and they include another set of black skated, which I think are more controlled. I'm sort of mixed on the side buttons and scroll wheel. The side buttons it's more about the coating, which is a weird complaint. I'm used to glossy side buttons, but these feel weirdly slick. The scroll wheel has a notchy feeling, but it feels almost too light when spinning it. I'm maybe just not used to either yet.I think this mouse is an easy recommend from me, but you should probably have on the larger side of medium size hands. The only thing I would probably change is to sell the enhanced receiver separately. It's a cool thing to have to charge your mouse, but it's not necessary. Plus if I bought another Zowie mouse I wouldn't want more than one on my desk, and if it shaved like $30 off the price tag that would be a win as well.

Went ahead and purchased the Zowie FK2 wireless and Zowie ZA13 wireless to test drive them after being a happy owner of the EC1-CW large since its release (2023). All I gotta say, I will be re-purchasing the EC1 again and returning both other models. I didn’t realize how spoiled I was with the comfort and size of the EC1. I wouldn’t say i have extremely large hands but both the other models don’t come in sizes. They are both very small mouses especially the FK. I would accidentally click the side buttons with my thumb on both models. Unless Zowie comes out with sizing options for them I might try out a large version of the ZA13 because its large hump design was nice as well as the feel of the low front end of the mouse. I may have to try out the medium EC1 now because after two weeks of using small mice I do think the large EC1 might’ve been a tad too big but oh so confortable. I have definitely learned that I am NOT a claw gripper and that small mice are not for me. If you’re debating on which Zowie mouse to buy, I highly recommend the EC1 model. Of course that is if you are right handed due to it being made specifically for right handers. Compare the sizes and specs on the Zowie website and buy accordingly.

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