Great product the lean feature was fairly simple to setup and so was the software I’d recommend this to anyone who wants to game efficiently in fps

Gotta say, came in earlier than usual and liked how it feels with its software

Really interesting mouse with innovative features and highly customizable functions with good macro UI. This was a candidate to replace my now discontinued Logitech G600 and is one of the final two left after trying a slew of multi button programmable mice (mostly MMO mice for high button count). Liked it so much I got a backup for Black Friday. It will have a permanent place in my kit as long as they make them even if it does not become my daily driver because of the unique things it can do that are awesome in the right circumstances.

Didn’t realize what I have been missing out. No complaints

Swiftpoint Z2

I love my Z2, but after having several Logitech mouses, I really miss infinite scroll. Not sure if that’s patented, but a way to either seamlessly fast scroll, or a button to toggle the haptic wheel on and off, would be amazing!!

I've had the Z1 for several years. From the beginning it had rubber pads on the sides that sometimes got loose and slid around, presumably from the heat of the fingers. The middle mouse button recently died as well, but considering how much better Z1 was than anything else I was sad to see that I couldn't buy the Z1 anywhere anymore. I've bought the Z2 now however, and I'm really happy with it. I gotta say, the rubber pads unfotunately still have the same problem, which is a minor annoyance, and I find the new rgb logo not as pretty as the old one, but everything else is just as good if not better. That's compared to Z1 of course... Z2 is still light years ahead from other manufacturers' mice when it comes to functionality and customisation. Nothing else comes close. The best thing about it is having a lot of buttons, but in a really easily discernible configuration, unlike some other mice with as many buttons, that put them all under your thumb so it's really hard to tell them apart. The software can be a bit overwhelming when you enter advanced mode for the first time, but there's pretty much nothing it can't do.

I have yet to figure out how this mouse is customizable... all the advertised gimmicks are either missing or somehow not working. The only thing i use is the tilt for dpi-adjustment. But other than that... for the price this mouse cost... waste of money. Next time ill buy a regular Logitech again.

Also... the right mouse button doesn't click properly. It sometimes just clicks 3-4 times on its own when i barely touch it and other times it wont hold RMB while im holding it, but instead it starts generating clicks even though the button is pressed down. All in all a serious letdown. I will not be buying anything from this company ever again.

My recommendation for future buyers: Dont buy this. (not this version at least).

UPDATE: I lied below. :) fourth update to fix the review title from "Unfortunate..." to "My end-game mouse!"

This is my third and final revision to my review. My first review was 2 stars, and I was really disappointed because I couldn't get the software going on Linux. Bryce immediately reached out to me, and provided world class service. I am so grateful people like him still exist, customer service is garbage nowadays. With his help I got the software working, and this is hands down the best mouse I've ever owned. The best by a mile. I have owned many, many, many mice. I would buy the insurance at best buy, and any problems I had with a specific mouse I would exchange it. Over the years I tried almost everything on the market, and the closest I got to my end-game mouse was a Razer Naga V2 pro. That mouse is great, but this blows it out of the water. The main reason I'm writing this review (might sound stupid) is because this mouse has solved the one problem plaguing me my entire adult life. No other mouse I've owned was a solution. I have big hands, and just resting my hand on the mouse would lead to accidental right clicks. This has driven me nuts over the years, it was my biggest annoyance and would happen with EVERY mouse I owned. No right click button could hold up the apparently massive weight of my middle finger LOL. I can't believe it, but the pressure sensitive buttons here have remedied this problem!!! Now if I accidentally right click while on my desktop nothing happens since it's light. I fine tuned the pressure to 70% which was perfection. Now an accidental right click doesn't irritatingly open up a context menu. Right clicks only happen when I want them! God Bless you guys. :) HAHAHA miracle product.

I’ve had the swift point z2 for a month or so but the side display has already stopped working