The quality of the Z2 is amazing and I consider it technological marvel
The software is very intuitive and allows you to tweak things exactly how you want.

I simply cannot go back to any other mice

Ive been looking for a suitable replacement for my roccat leadr for quite awhile. This ended up being the closest thing i could find and it performs almost as good, its an inprovement in some areas and okay in others. I just wish it had an easy shift key, was shaped a bit better for picking it up for repositioning, and had two additional buttons on the top on the right mouse button side like the left mouse button has, then it would be perfect

Honnestly i did not use the tilt fonction yet but but the fact that I can use several action with my 2 fingers and remap/config everything is gold.
The shape is good it slide on my mat like I've never seen before + the weight is just enough.
This is gold :D

Swiftpoint Z2

This is possibly the best mouse I've ever purchased. The quality is unmatched. Definitely takes sometime to get used to tho. Also the support staff is quick to respond and very helpful. Would buy again!

I got the mouse primarily for easier multitasking and gaming since some of my games required extra keybinds I thought awkward by default. So far the mouse has been working fantastically. I enjoy it very much.

Swiftpoint Z2

the mouse works really well ive had it for a few months now and it works pretty nicely just havent goten to use all the features on it much

(Elaboraing on my prevous review)
This sounds great on paper, but while on the fly, its a whole different thing.
When I bought this mouse I planned to incorporate the more eccentric features (tilt and hard press) it offers for GAMING, but it just didn't feel right. While competitive gaming, there will ALWAYS be a time when you unconsciously press harder than usual and so you might missclick your hard-press keybind or even activate the tilt function. So at least for the main buttons, I dont recommend this feature -Yes, you can calibrate, but if you go for a really hard press, then it is just too uncomfortable to use-.
Now, about the TILT function, Swiftpoint advertices it as a lean feature for shooters, but let me point out that when you tilt, your mouse sensor moves as well, making you lose AIM. This feature will also activate when you lift your mouse, a common thing even with large mousepads -trust me on this one- or when you press hard on some keys, so unless you use it inside another layer, or while pressing a modifier, this feature is useless for gaming.
I'm sure this mouse is wonderful for productivity.
I'd also like to point out that I'm not a fan of the scroll wheel. It feels cheap, same as the RBG logo.
Every other button is very cool, feels and performs great. I don't plan on returning, but CONSIDER YOURSELF WARNED.

Big fan since the Z1. However, it's best tailored for users who rest their hand's palm on the mouse ("palm grip"). If you - like me - prefer to put your palm behind the mouse on the mousepad, you will most likely (i) not be able to reach the small mouse button on the left of the main buttons, (ii) need to use the stubs instead of the larger standard "paddle" buttons for the secondary buttons and (iii) play around with the trigger buttons (I turned them around with the higher end facing the front) for best comfort.

For me, even though I have rather large hands, a smaller version would be perfect. For example, the back end of the mouse (where the logo sits) could be ~5mm thinner and maybe 10mm shorter.