🖱️ BenQ Zowie EC1 Ergonomic Gaming Mouse: White Edition for Esports, Pro Grade Performance, Driverless, Glossy Coating, Large Size Review

This is a really great mouse. The mouse feels very good in the hand. I have a large hand and this is perfect for palm and claw holds. The material is pleasant to the touch, light plastic, the buttons are pressed perfectly. The scroll wheel is a little dated with hard tactile knobs, wish they were a bit softer, but overall a really great mouse. I also appreciate the lack of RGB or LED lights as I plan to use those for work too. I probably don't do this mouse justice, but I like the adjustment…

I had a Corsair mouse that changed the DPI on its own. Very annoying when playing. The mouse itself was very comfortable and had a sniper button, but changing the DPI drove me crazy. So I got this mouse because of the built-in software. So far the mouse works for what I bought it for but falls short in other areas. Pros: Good shape for ergonomics, good sensor, DPI change below in firmware. .Cons: All mouse buttons feel cheap. The top 2 are right click and left click, but no better than a $10…

A few days ago the scroll wheel on my Razer Deathadder died. I've had the mouse for eight years now, so I have nothing against Razer. However, I'm also fed up with horrible Razer drivers - they consume resources, require login, take longer to launch, and sometimes just crash. For this reason I have decided not to buy another Deathadder. I've looked at the mice for hours and the vast majority of them look like children's sneakers turned into a mouse; all sorts of unnecessary holes, lights, etc…

This is a great mouse in many ways, but with only one small drawback in my opinion. Pros - GREAT feel - Ergonomics is a word that gets used a lot these days. , but this mouse is actually designed for your hand. I like its shape/size like someone with slightly shorter fingers. GREAT sound - compared to my other mice, the click of this mouse is so satisfying. No firmware! - I love that I didn't have to install another app just to control a peripheral. Cons - The DPI button is on the bottom of the

I'm learning to play FPS games as part of a quarantine project, so I bought this mouse after searching RocketJumpNinja for recommendations for my hand size. All in all, this is a pretty decent mouse. It doesn't try to be flashy or "playable", but it's just well made and does what you want it to. I definitely recommend it. However, I have two small issues with it, which may be related to my hand or grip: 1. The right mouse button seems to work a bit. I accidentally right click when making large…

I like almost everything about the EC1 - it's a comfortable, ergonomic, unobtrusive gaming mouse with driverless control/adjustment and exceptional accuracy. I've used it for both work and competitive FPS - it doesn't look out of place in the office, it lacks the ubiquitous "gaming" aesthetic that can't be avoided these days, but it works better than the glitzy ones other brands of peripherals. There's just one problem: the side button actuation mechanism is inherently unreliable. This is a…