Fnatic x Lamzu - ATLANTIS OG V2 PRO (4K Compatible)

Try xm2, or lamzu atlantis. Adore the shape, have both - thoroughly enjoy.

TryvLamzu Atlantis. I fixed someone's Lamzu Atlantis mouse switch last month and it was super great. It opened my eyes for such mouse. The glide so smooth, it was light, but not slippery and good grip feel.

My OG atlantis lasted me a good 3 years when I was heavily gaming, maybe 10 hours a day. It still works but I just replaced it with a maya X. I’ve received 3 GPX SL2s and right out of the box, none of their scroll wheel holds the click.

I used the Lamzu Atlantis (OG) for about a year, then tried the Incott GHERO about 6 months, finally on the XM2w 4k currently - hands @ 18cm x 11cm with a relaxed claw, I'd say all 3 are very comfortable for that style of grip. The XM2w 4k has very slightly better clicks / build quality than the other two but you really can't go wrong. As for the Maya (non-X) I tried it in store and it was far too small, the X may be better but I haven't had a chance to try that yet.

I've been using Lamzu Atlantis OG v2 for over a year with zero problems, so maybe it's just the mini problem, or you got unlucky. Don't buy Logitech tho, I had g703 and gpx and both had scroll issues

The Lamzu Atlantis OG V2 is the biggest I've found as far as ambi mice.

Lamzu Atlantis OG V2 is the largest ambi mouse in case you're into those kind

I just checked the grip width of both of them on eloshapes and according to them the Lamzu Atlantis a hair wider. So I have to disagree

My main mouse is a [Lamzu Atlantis](https://lamzu.com/products/lamzu-atlantis-og-v2-4k-gaming-mouse). I own a number of mice and this is the one that I keep going back to. Unfortunately it's right at your budget and shipping would put it over, but you can probably find Lamzu mice on Amazon for free shipping. I've only had mine for two years but there's no wear at all and the battery is still good for more than two weeks of use, and only needs to charge for like 30 minutes. Please do keep in mind that anything with an integrated battery isn't a good BIFL item. All batteries are consumables, and they will eventually go bad. Also, when it comes to high end mice you'll often find 2k, 4k, or even 8k polling rates - the normal 1k polling rate is just fine. Most people will never notice the difference and your battery life will be much better if your mouse is set to 1k (if you have a 2+k wireless receiver).

I have the full size Atlantis pro and I fucking love it. Haven’t even looked for another mouse since I bought it

He’s talking about people who gives props to the G Pro superlight even though it’s history backs up the hype it has. My vote though is a Lamzu Atlantis OG or endgame gear xm2 8k

We definitely are at peak. The sensors are so good to the point where you can’t even tell the difference with just the naked human eye. A mouse and more to come eventually where you can adjust the increments of your dpi by just 1 dpi at a time. Mice weighing below 40 grams with polling rates high enough it drains the heck out of your battery or it’ll cause heavy stutters, especially if it’s not high polling rate friendly. The clicks on all the mice I’ve tried, GPX 2, viper v3 pro, beastx max, and Lamzu Atlantis…. They all felt the same latency wise. The only mice where I’ve clicked and felt like the quickness of its latency was the xm2w 4k and op1 8k. Even zowies mice dw series clicks feel just about the same as any other new release latency wise even though it’s higher than normal on paper. But guess what, that’s on paper and we aren’t computers lol. The race to see who’s mice are better than the other are fun but in reality… something we don’t want to admit is they are all basically the same thing but with different shapes and different weights. It all comes down to how it’s implemented. It’s crazy to hear we live in a day that people legitimately call 60 gram mice heavy. If it continues they’ll soon start calling mice 50 grams heavy lol