BenQ ZOWIE S2 Gaming Mouse for e-Sports (Small Size, Symmetrical Design, Matte Black Edition)

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Zowie is still using the 3360 in their mice. That’s an older one but if you ask me it doesn’t really matter. It’s a flawless sensor either way. I found no traces of any malfunctions during my testing either, so Zowie has implemented it well if you’re asking me. This doesmean that you won’t be able to customize the precise DPI settings or anything like that, but the included DPI steps of 400, 800, and 1600 (there’s also 3200, but that’s far less common) are by farthe most used DPI settings so the vast majority of gamers won’t need anything else. Conclusion & Recommendation Zowie are famous for their plug and play principles. If you’re a gamer who’s playing at a different LAN tournament every weekend you don’t want to be messing around with an endless stream of software programs to set up all of your peripherals, so Zowie mice are good to go the moment you plug them into your machine.You can change the DPIand polling rateon the bottom of the mouse if you want, and that’s it. No nonsense, just headshots. Zowie Divina S2 Review – Conclusions

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The scroll wheel, then, has been changed from earlier models. It now has 24 steps instead of the usual 16 and this really is a blessing. I never really had a big issue with Zowie’s old wheels, but then again I also have the luxury of using different mice for different purposes. I can imagine that Zowie’s loud 16-step wheel got old for a lot of people fast so I think they’ve made a good change here. It’s still a bit loud and it’s not the most secure feeling wheel to me (it can feel a bit ‘flimsy’ when scrolling, and the definition between steps isn’t as crispy as it should be) but all in all it performs fine. It israther difficult to press down though, so if you use your mouse wheel for important/’spammy’ purposes in your game of choice you will want to consider this. Build Quality and CableZowie are famous for their amazing shapes (among other things) and the S2 and S1 absolutely deserve to wear the Zowie logo in this regard.The S2 is an ambidextrous mouse with a pretty compact design and they really hit the mark once again with this shape. It’s a safe and super comfortable ambi shape and I find it hard to imagine that anyone would actively dislike this design. No shape is perfect for everyone obviously, but Zowie really do pay attention to the design of their mice and the S continues that tradition. The S2, as I said before, has a very safe and comfortable grip so it should be good to go for a very large variety of grip types. The S2-Cis one of the better ambidextrous mice out there if you’re looking for a smaller/shorter mouse of this type for your competitive gaming fix and it’s one that you should definitely take a look at if you’re in the market for an ambidextrous mouse. Doubly so because the S shape hasn’t been copied to death like Zowie’s FK and EC lines, meaning that it’s still rather unique in today’s market.

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Now that the S line is becoming widely available and thus more accessible for a lot of gamers we thought it was time to look at this newest version so we gave a copy over to our reviewer. He’ll inform you guys about the differences between the Divina versionand the regular version, as well as give you a full rundown about the S2 as a whole.Thanks for the answer. What about the g pro wireless? I do not have a chance to try it in a tech shop in my country -or city at least-. For my hand size and grip styles, that one or the model o could be better?