Now, this moves us onto the elephant in the room, the fairly noticeable fan directly under that honeycomb base. It’s not revolutionary but it works just fine, a decent add-on that I likely wouldn't have downloaded if I weren’t reviewing the mouse. You could have them pulse slowly or scroll through quickly by clicking the button underneath, a nice little touch.Īdded to this is a software you can download from their site to customize both the lighting and buttons you can use. The RGB, when turned on, looks great having the bottom cycle through colors while the top stays fairly consistent.
It's flashy but not too full of itself - fun as opposed to pretentious.Īpart from the logo on the side, there is no more writing or any central art on the mouse, letting it stand out without offending the eyes. This could definitely put some off, but I quite like its design. This essentially means a bunch of holes have been punched out of the frame, letting you see its internals. It is fitted with a unique honeycomb design. This is a rather striking mouse in a few ways. The Marsback Zephyr Pro has had these questions rolling around in my brain for the last month and I still don’t know where it falls. Does its function outweigh its purpose? Are you buying it for a central purpose? Is it something to show your friends? These are all questions to get to the center of that idea, but even then it’s hard to really know.
Making the distinction between a gimmick and a feature can often be a hard thing to do.
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