You like having lots of buttons on your mouse.

You enjoy cranking the sensitivity all the way up.

You get clammy, sweaty hands while gaming.

Source: Marsback (Image credit: Source: Marsback) You should buy this if. Marsback Zephyr Pro Gaming Mouse: Competition For full price, I think there are better mice to go for, but if you're looking for a distinctly unique mouse with a distinct gimmick, the Marsback Zephyr Pro might be right for you. But even if the specs of the Marsback Zephyr Pro might be great on paper, the mouse isn't as ergonomic as other gaming mice.

I normally use the Roccat Aimo which features 12 buttons, so the loss of functionality was noticed.

And while it has eight buttons, only six can really be adjusted. Without the fan gimmick, the mouse works just fine on its own. But I personally didn't need it at all, and it was sometimes distracting. I understand the application, and there might be some users who'll truly appreciate the cooling blast from the mouse. I found myself just turning the fan off most of the time.

The single button on the bottom of the mouse only turns it on and off, and there's no RPM indicator for fan speed on the mouse or in the software. Even worse, I found that the skin on my right hand (which actually was burned not too long ago) would become dry after using it for a while, so I found myself just turning the fan off most of the time. My hands have never been so hot that I've needed a fan directly on them, nor do I live in a particularly hot climate. My major complaint with the Marsback Zephyr Pro is that I personally didn't need the fan. Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas (Image credit: Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas)

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