In an ongoing attempt to remain on same skilllevel without actually training, I fell for the marketing and bought the kinzu optical

First impressions of kinzu - Omg, it's so small and light! I must say I really like it, and price wasnt that bloddy either.

Update after a almost a week:
After some days of testing it, I cant make heads or tail of it.
For something like 15-20cm/360 it works darn good. But when you go lower you tend to move fast to get a 180 degree turn, and I've noticed some problems here. Either it provides native possitve accell OR you hit speedlimit and u get negative accell, its really hard to controll on my desired sens. So low sens users should look at another mouse.
If u use 3200 cpi, you will get really funky buffered movements (Your mouse isnt moving, but the cursor is moving on screen.) when you hit speedlimit.

Glidz - Not good, but hopefully they will wear down quickly

Positive: The scroll is great and drivers simple (not really needed, kinzu have 500 hz default) just plug n play.

I would recommend this mouse to midsens players that is looking for a small and LIGHTweight mouse, that would be it's greatest strenght.

I Have been using mx518 before, but it broke down yesterday. The mx518 is a great mouse but there is something that's been bugging me about cursor placement when making diagonally movements. (Horizontal and vertical is np though.) The kinzu does a better job at this.

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