MINOR Update: The official specification for the Z2 lists the mouse as having 13 physical buttons, which is technically correct. However, we listed 11 in the video due to the trigger buttons being able to be pushed or clicked down, with both pairs of inputs being accessed from the same pair of physical buttons. If you see spam report it - it's an ongoing issue. Also let us know what you think about this mouse - do all the features impress you? would you use them yourself? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Nice to see new brands trying new things - it looks pretty well made - not sure I would ever use a joystick mode, is that for flight simulators or similar?
I always wondered why companies didnt adopt the multipress depth buttons that made their way into some keyboards - itneresting to see you copying, and pasting text with the same buttons
Will be so many haters on this, cause its different, but pretty sure you can, if you wanted, use it as a normal mouse. The various depths of button presses, and the leaning seem quite useful to me, whether you could effectively game fast by attempting to get a depth 3 button press is another question - I am however all for companies trying to get outside the confines of what we are used to with a basic left and right button mouse.
Agree with that entirely, it's definitely going to take some getting used to but bravo to Swiftpoint for the innovation and trying something a bit different.
As a gamer you gonna have to be a very calm player, ain't no high energy rager or easily tensed / spooked person going to be able to handle this without instantly pressing a dozen buttons the second their hand tenses up.
Very pricey for a "normal mouse", great to see innovation though, the tilt would be very handy. The depth variations are over the top for me personally, but no doubt other people would benefit a great deal from that.
Wow, I wasnt expecting all these features when I opened this video , very impressive bit of design work - not sure I would need most of them, but good to see companies trying new things
There's a lot to like about the Z2--but 1 criticism is the lack of a "stylus/pen emulation mode" to better take advantage of the Deepclick in productivity software. As it currently stands, the Deepclick can really only be used as another input rather than a pressure sensitive pen-like mouse. Please consider adding this, Swiftpoint, because it'd be incredible in Blender sculpts (or drawing apps)
The amount of bits you can swap out on this is fantastic. The only problem for me is that I am almost certain to lost one of those key parts as soon as I open the box.
That FPS demo 02:52 - looks sweet - but is it really usable at a fast pace? looks like it takes a few seconds to get the right pressure - good for sniper duties maybe
It takes quite a lot of getting used. Once I started using it a bit, the mechanics started to feel more natural - I guess like any new/very different peripheral
Interesting ideas - would need to rewatch part of the video as I have kids annoying me right now - its pretty full of tech - does the mouse feel well made to withstand a bit of abuse? my last corsair mouse fell apart and it cost 100 quif
Mine is a Z1 that came with the case from the Kickstarter from 2017. Only this year did it start developing input reliability issues on the left trigger pull. Same thing with the skates wearing out and the adhesive grips. All that said, 7 years is a pretty damn long time. I think the Z2 will do just fine.
Ill never buy another Corsair mouse again. I had a M65 Ultra that developed right click issues in 2 months. RMA it and the replacement does the exact same thing in a month. I love their keyboards though. The Logitech G502 is the only mouse Ill use.
Does the OLED readout make sense Mat to you? how do you see it? is it mainly to get an idea of how you are pressing the buttons if you are testing before gaming/
The OLED could be replaced with side lights IMHO; I only use it to let me know I've changed profiles. idk how well the Z2's deep click feels but on the original Z, it works pretty well. Few caveats, though (again, only for the Z1 because I do not have a Z2): 1. It's very hard to get values under 50%. 2. It causes M1 and M2 to feel noticeably heavier than a G502. 3. I only use it in a few scenarios, but if you plan on using it a lot, be prepared to give your fingers a workout.
Does the lean feature really work well in the heat of action though? I tend to flap my mice around a lot, id be leaning like a mad man in the games lol
@@krisjamesfranzi It is in the top 3 of my gaming mice over the last 20 years of PC gaming. Fits my hands well, buttons feel natural to use after a few days and so many possibilities. If the mouse keeps working for 3 years+ without issues, this might be my favorite mouse so far. Expensive, but well worth the price in productivity and gaming. At least in my opinion.
@@timofaust1315 Oh my gosh... I so want one, but I'm debating on whether to buy the Z2 now or wait for the next iteration in hopes that they'll go wireless 😬
I've had the Z1 and the tracer version of this mouse and used them for over 4 years, the most comfortable mouse for work and play i have ever had, i used it for playing MMO such as WoW and its been a game changer for me, i used to get tendonitis smashing keybinds on my keyboard. Now i have 10 buttons on top, i map the 2 buttons on the side to shift and ctrl and that make 3 layers of 10 buttons, 30 buttons on the mouse and i can use it all day long with no discomfort. Might not be light weight for FPS but for productivity and MMO its the best mouse I've owned .
Swiftpoint Z is a life changer, After I start using Z, I can no longer accept any other mouse layout. the trigger buttons(pushdown) and fingertip butons are so so useful. The up/down thumb button are also way more comfortable than normal layout.
Still running my Z1. and enjoying the analogue keys. The gyro's haven't used much beyond some basic functionality. Was tempted to get the Z2, but still happy with Z1 and there isn't a massive upgrade.
The feet design to use it as a joystick seems insane - would be great for flight games if you didnt want to buy all the crap you need to play them semi properly
A lot of mouse, but it is quite expensive. wonder if they will ever see it without all the extras, just the mouse itself - I dont need all that joystick stuff. Maybe a LITE version?
Z2 is an impressive device with equally versatile support software, no doubt. Almost mind-boggling especially given the 'reasonableness' of the price-point. Cons: Z2 cleanliness is a concern given the many crevices created by all those recessed buttons. Speaking of recessed buttons, the ones located rear of the first knuckle area, IMHO, are going to be challenging for anyone outside of the median 67% of human hand forms to use reliably.
Is the software suite stable? I had a terrible time with the roccat swarm software, used to constantly crash on me. I would rather not have software but I cant see this mouse working without the software running
Wow that pressure sensitive button thing looks quite clever - trying to think how i would use it in FPS games - I saw your little part for Hell Let Loose - the lean stuff looks pretty smart
I wonder when there will be gaming mice with touchpads in place of mouse wheel. This also makes a lot of sense and can be bound to multitude of gestures and is just as easy to use as wheel.
I like the shape of this, it reminds me a little of my Corsair Dark Core, which has failed now twice. so I want a move to a new brand - might go check these guys out on their website
That was the thinking behind the design when SwiftPoint made the ProPoint - they wanted it to feel like you were holding a pen (or as close as possible to it)
I play a lot of RPG style games and use the Razer Naga Pro but it’s never really that intuitive to find the correct side button. The layout of this just speaks to me and the deep click function just looks awesome. But at £166 with shipping I’m not sure but then again thanks to taxes and import duty the Azeron cyborg is completely out of my range I may press the deep click.
The pressure sensitive buttons seems like an interesting idea. Didnt they try to do this with keyboards for a while and it failed horribly? no one seems to support that
It can be used to display profiles, DPI, pressure, tilt angle and loads more - I'm not aware of any data collection or stats etc (if that's what you mean) - Mat
I had the Z(1)version of this mouse long ago. It is a great one to game with for awhile. There are rubber skins on all sides making for comfortable use. Unfortunately the glue holding the skins failed on all sides and it became uncomfortable for normal use. If they have fixed the glue problem that would be great. Regards
Not sure I would use even 1/3 of these features but I like the shape of the mouse. googled that sensor, seems to get good reviews so at least the core of the mouse seems decent
The featureset looks pretty decent but that OLED screen seems very useless - its not readable when using and unless you are working out the force needed on buttons when not really using it ?
@@KitGuruTech So no onboard memory, the config inside the windows-software needs an active running of their software? I looked on their webside, they say: "Large Onboard Memory/Save up to 20+ fully customizable profiles directly to your mouse". Is it possible, that you test it on a different Linux PC after you programmed it on a Windows PC??
It works very similar to the leaning I showed in Hell Let Loose - with some config and setup I could see it being useful in a flight sim or driving game
They really have fired everything into that mouse, just needs a kitchen sink. I like the gryo stuff and the lean angle left to right might be useful, if you can do it fast enough without it becoming a distraction. A lot of this stuff sounds great in theory, but id need to try it myself in the real world to get a better opinion. I might actually buy one to try it out. Its certainly a company with big ideas trying new things, mocking that seems a little silly - good to see new brands coming up to challenge the likes of Corsair and Razer in the mainstream.
Good first initial limited Review. Thank you! Great Ideas with the Z2 but for over 200 Euro (180 Euro with being on sale on their Website at the time of writing this comment), a Mouse with a fixed Cable: Never again for me personally. I had too many Cable breaks over my 30 years of using different Mouse. From cheap to highend. I am never going back from Wireless to wired. My Original Logitech MX518 was fantastic until the cable died. Later Revisions were utter trash. I keep using my Logitech G900 until it dies. But if Swiftpoint brings out a Z2+ or Z3 with a removable Cable, there is a very good chance I will take another closer look. Ergonomics are important - as someone who still suffers from the Effects of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 13 years later, I have first hand Experience in that regard. #StaySafeStayHealthyEveryone :)
MINOR Update: The official specification for the Z2 lists the mouse as having 13 physical buttons, which is technically correct. However, we listed 11 in the video due to the trigger buttons being able to be pushed or clicked down, with both pairs of inputs being accessed from the same pair of physical buttons.
If you see spam report it - it's an ongoing issue. Also let us know what you think about this mouse - do all the features impress you? would you use them yourself? Let us know what you think in the comments.
Thank you @KitGuruTech for the awesome showcase/review of the Swiftpoint Z2 and ProPoint.
At least they are using a great sensor - i love that pixart sensor
It's an awesome sensor @jxblack34 - glad to hear you like what you see.
Nice to see new brands trying new things - it looks pretty well made - not sure I would ever use a joystick mode, is that for flight simulators or similar?
Yes - flight sims and racing games mainly, but can be used for anything you like with come config in the software
@@KitGuruTech Okay!
I always wondered why companies didnt adopt the multipress depth buttons that made their way into some keyboards - itneresting to see you copying, and pasting text with the same buttons
There's a lot of potential there for sure
@@KitGuruTech Ya! You are sure!
Way out of my price range, but i liked the sensor and the tilt and lean options - really creative use of tech
That software looks really slick - very impressed with that based on the video
The advanced layout and design of the software suite looks very professional
The Joystick option is pretty cool !
Will be so many haters on this, cause its different, but pretty sure you can, if you wanted, use it as a normal mouse. The various depths of button presses, and the leaning seem quite useful to me, whether you could effectively game fast by attempting to get a depth 3 button press is another question - I am however all for companies trying to get outside the confines of what we are used to with a basic left and right button mouse.
Agree with that entirely, it's definitely going to take some getting used to but bravo to Swiftpoint for the innovation and trying something a bit different.
As a gamer you gonna have to be a very calm player, ain't no high energy rager or easily tensed / spooked person going to be able to handle this without instantly pressing a dozen buttons the second their hand tenses up.
Very pricey for a "normal mouse", great to see innovation though, the tilt would be very handy. The depth variations are over the top for me personally, but no doubt other people would benefit a great deal from that.
Wow, I wasnt expecting all these features when I opened this video , very impressive bit of design work - not sure I would need most of them, but good to see companies trying new things
Glad it was helpful!
@@KitGuruTech Welcome!
Do not know much about this mouse but that is a great sensor they are using, one of my favourites
This looks like a great mouse for FPS games IMO - the joystick option just wants me to go try apache again
There's a lot to like about the Z2--but 1 criticism is the lack of a "stylus/pen emulation mode" to better take advantage of the Deepclick in productivity software. As it currently stands, the Deepclick can really only be used as another input rather than a pressure sensitive pen-like mouse. Please consider adding this, Swiftpoint, because it'd be incredible in Blender sculpts (or drawing apps)
The amount of bits you can swap out on this is fantastic. The only problem for me is that I am almost certain to lost one of those key parts as soon as I open the box.
The software looks quite advanced - they must have had a good dev team work on that a long time
That FPS demo 02:52 - looks sweet - but is it really usable at a fast pace? looks like it takes a few seconds to get the right pressure - good for sniper duties maybe
It takes quite a lot of getting used. Once I started using it a bit, the mechanics started to feel more natural - I guess like any new/very different peripheral
@@KitGuruTech YA exactly!
Looks quite well made - the buttons at the top are freaking me out, they look so weird
Hell let loose is a great game, adding features to that with variable button presses is cool. Might pick one up to try
The leaning in FPS games would be great - more intuitive to my mind - havent used it yet mind you, might be crap ! seems ok in your video
The shape looks ideal for me, like my old madcat RATT mouse
Another really neat looking mouse design.
First thing I thought of when I saw this was my old RAT 7. Brings me back to playing CS:S!
@@stephenhood2948 HMM!
Hell Let Loose - my favourite game ! great video thanks Mat
Classic
@@KitGuruTech
@@KitGuruTech Hmm!
I like the shape at the sides, like my darkcore mouse - just with tons more options
This just looks to have a lot of features that will go wrong
The highlight copy and paste seems weird to see in action, wasnt expecting that
Interesting ideas - would need to rewatch part of the video as I have kids annoying me right now - its pretty full of tech - does the mouse feel well made to withstand a bit of abuse? my last corsair mouse fell apart and it cost 100 quif
Yeah it does to be fair - no complaints regarding the build here
@@KitGuruTech Then I will definitely use!
Mine is a Z1 that came with the case from the Kickstarter from 2017. Only this year did it start developing input reliability issues on the left trigger pull. Same thing with the skates wearing out and the adhesive grips.
All that said, 7 years is a pretty damn long time. I think the Z2 will do just fine.
Ill never buy another Corsair mouse again. I had a M65 Ultra that developed right click issues in 2 months. RMA it and the replacement does the exact same thing in a month. I love their keyboards though. The Logitech G502 is the only mouse Ill use.
The button design is quite clever but it kinda looks like more things to go wrong in my mind
weirdly enough you don't accidentally click anything too much, but I remember thinking the same thing before I tried it
@@adrowsypoet Ya you are right!
The finish looks a bit ropey but it is a good sensor. The shape looks good for claw - which I like
£150 for all this seems quite reasonable - Corsair and Razer take note on this !
Does the OLED readout make sense Mat to you? how do you see it? is it mainly to get an idea of how you are pressing the buttons if you are testing before gaming/
The OLED display seems useless in action, but the deepclick tech idea seems quite clever - does it work well in real world?
The OLED could be replaced with side lights IMHO; I only use it to let me know I've changed profiles.
idk how well the Z2's deep click feels but on the original Z, it works pretty well. Few caveats, though (again, only for the Z1 because I do not have a Z2):
1. It's very hard to get values under 50%.
2. It causes M1 and M2 to feel noticeably heavier than a G502.
3. I only use it in a few scenarios, but if you plan on using it a lot, be prepared to give your fingers a workout.
Why is there a digital sensor on the side? are you meant to be looking at that while you use it ? why not have it at the top so you can look down?
Does the lean feature really work well in the heat of action though? I tend to flap my mice around a lot, id be leaning like a mad man in the games lol
1000hz and sensor is great - the top looks weird with those buttons exposed. id likely wreck this in a few weeks
My Z2 arrived today... at least it should have. But the DHL guy did not find my doorbell. Gonna pick it up on Monday. Super excited. Nice video.
How is it??? I'm pretty keen to get one because if be supporting a company from my country! 🇳🇿
@@krisjamesfranzi It is in the top 3 of my gaming mice over the last 20 years of PC gaming.
Fits my hands well, buttons feel natural to use after a few days and so many possibilities.
If the mouse keeps working for 3 years+ without issues, this might be my favorite mouse so far.
Expensive, but well worth the price in productivity and gaming. At least in my opinion.
@@timofaust1315 Oh my gosh... I so want one, but I'm debating on whether to buy the Z2 now or wait for the next iteration in hopes that they'll go wireless 😬
@@krisjamesfranzi I can rely... I am eying a Azeron Cyborg 2 for my left hand, but am worried that I cross a nerd line with that setup :D
@@timofaust1315 hahaha I've been thinking about the same thing!
Its only a matter of time before Corsair buy them and start selling these for £250
I've had the Z1 and the tracer version of this mouse and used them for over 4 years, the most comfortable mouse for work and play i have ever had, i used it for playing MMO such as WoW and its been a game changer for me, i used to get tendonitis smashing keybinds on my keyboard. Now i have 10 buttons on top, i map the 2 buttons on the side to shift and ctrl and that make 3 layers of 10 buttons, 30 buttons on the mouse and i can use it all day long with no discomfort. Might not be light weight for FPS but for productivity and MMO its the best mouse I've owned .
That dongle that sticks on the top of a case usb port is a really cool idea.
Swiftpoint Z is a life changer, After I start using Z, I can no longer accept any other mouse layout. the trigger buttons(pushdown) and fingertip butons are so so useful. The up/down thumb button are also way more comfortable than normal layout.
I just bought this, thanks for the article, looks like my old RAT mouse which I loved
Glad I could help!
How is it so far, do you recommend?!
Still running my Z1. and enjoying the analogue keys. The gyro's haven't used much beyond some basic functionality. Was tempted to get the Z2, but still happy with Z1 and there isn't a massive upgrade.
Does the Z1 have the lean option? is it usable when gaming in FPS?
Love that torch on screen feature thats so cool!
The Deepclick technology - that moniker had me laughing my ass off there!
The feet design to use it as a joystick seems insane - would be great for flight games if you didnt want to buy all the crap you need to play them semi properly
Now thats a pretty comprehensive software suite, very very well laid out and clean -iCUE take note !
Have they any kind of warranty system for this mouse?
That mouse looks like a game changer for FPS games with that tilt feature!!
1000hz is fine - people saying its not fast enough are talking nonsense.
Truly amazing how brainwashed gamers are these days with large numbers in marketing
I love the display on the side of the mouse but it looks kind of hard to be able to see.
Different caps for the buttons is such a cool idea.
You sure you used this a lot? loads of dust on the buttons from what I can see !
Love that propoint thing want one just because it looks super cool.
Thats a pretty creative design - new zealand company too - very impressed !
We agree! What mouse are you using at the moment?
A lot of mouse, but it is quite expensive. wonder if they will ever see it without all the extras, just the mouse itself - I dont need all that joystick stuff. Maybe a LITE version?
Z2 is an impressive device with equally versatile support software, no doubt. Almost mind-boggling especially given the 'reasonableness' of the price-point. Cons: Z2 cleanliness is a concern given the many crevices created by all those recessed buttons. Speaking of recessed buttons, the ones located rear of the first knuckle area, IMHO, are going to be challenging for anyone outside of the median 67% of human hand forms to use reliably.
The Propoint is the perfect perfect iPad Pro mouse. Especially if the 2.4Ghz dongle is supported by iPadOS when connected to a USB-C adapter or dock
The mouse itself has full compatibility with iPadOS 13 or higher - I'm not sure on the dongle though sorry
Is the software suite stable? I had a terrible time with the roccat swarm software, used to constantly crash on me. I would rather not have software but I cant see this mouse working without the software running
Can the Z2 be adjusted for left handers?
looks very like my old MADCATS RATT mouse - I loved the shape of it.
Our editor in chief said exactly the same thing - it's very Mad Catz-esque
This is very interesting. Thanks for the preview.
Our pleasure!
Profiles per game is a must as it so configurable.
Wow thats pretty well thought out - the lean stuff in FPS would be awesome !
It's a very unusual mouse for sure
Wow that pressure sensitive button thing looks quite clever - trying to think how i would use it in FPS games - I saw your little part for Hell Let Loose - the lean stuff looks pretty smart
It takes some getting used to and is probably more suited to a single player game but it's definitely got it's uses
I wonder when there will be gaming mice with touchpads in place of mouse wheel. This also makes a lot of sense and can be bound to multitude of gestures and is just as easy to use as wheel.
I like the shape of this, it reminds me a little of my Corsair Dark Core, which has failed now twice. so I want a move to a new brand - might go check these guys out on their website
Button press senstivity is a really nice idea.
Have to say I really do need those reminders to take a break from the screen.
Good analogy with the pro point being like a pen, would make trying to do writing way easier.
That was the thinking behind the design when SwiftPoint made the ProPoint - they wanted it to feel like you were holding a pen (or as close as possible to it)
I play a lot of RPG style games and use the Razer Naga Pro but it’s never really that intuitive to find the correct side button. The layout of this just speaks to me and the deep click function just looks awesome. But at £166 with shipping I’m not sure but then again thanks to taxes and import duty the Azeron cyborg is completely out of my range I may press the deep click.
From New Zealand? Nice. Still waiting for some quality British peripherals though!
Thanks for the video, interesting bits of tech.
No problem!
The biggest issue I have with the sensor is that it’s only 1k polling. The super light 2 has 4K wireless. This mouse is wired
Very interesting concepts for a mouse
Cant see me ever giving up my Logitech G502 and powerplay mouse mat, having a wireless mouse that never falls below 80% is a game changer.
The pressure sensitive buttons seems like an interesting idea. Didnt they try to do this with keyboards for a while and it failed horribly? no one seems to support that
I reviewed a laptop with pressure sensitive keys a while ago - It's a interesting and useful feature but is still pretty rare
Haptic feedback in mice is such a long overdue feature.
How can you see the OLED screen on the side of it? is that used for anything in regards to data collection for user info?
It can be used to display profiles, DPI, pressure, tilt angle and loads more - I'm not aware of any data collection or stats etc (if that's what you mean) - Mat
@@KitGuruTech Yes!!
Looks like nice quality stuff.
Great review!
Thanks!
I had the Z(1)version of this mouse long ago. It is a great one to game with for awhile. There are rubber skins on all sides making for comfortable use. Unfortunately the glue holding the skins failed on all sides and it became uncomfortable for normal use.
If they have fixed the glue problem that would be great.
Regards
Misleading price from a uk website. They ship from NZ so expect VAT and import duty to added on top of expensive postage.
I like the idea of the Z2 mouse, but at that price, I'll be sticking with my G502
Same. G502s go for $50 CAD on sale. I have two. My jaw dropped when I saw that $300 price.
That price initially turned me off on it too. Thankfully, I found a Z1 used for about $110 USD, which is way more bearable.
Not sure I would use even 1/3 of these features but I like the shape of the mouse. googled that sensor, seems to get good reviews so at least the core of the mouse seems decent
Definitely - what mouse are you using at the minute?
Would want to try before I committed to these
I love the idea of a mini mouse but not sure how useful it would be in real life.
Deep click technology - sounds like something they used to put faces on po$n stars !
So these things are expensive but they are pretty unique.
Hopefully they can liaise with developers so the features of this mouse are better supported.
That mini mouse is something that Id never use because I dont have to do presentations.
wish they had a left-handed version...would be great!
Amazing level of software support in windows. What about Linux or OSX?
More devices need to have displays built in.
I would really like to try that pro point but Id be scared of it falling down the back of my desk and losing it forever
I feel the same way about guitar picks :)
Thats an awesome t-shirt Mat
Thanks - you can grab one for yourself from the links below the video if you want to :)
The featureset looks pretty decent but that OLED screen seems very useless - its not readable when using and unless you are working out the force needed on buttons when not really using it ?
Have they any LINUX support at all?
Linux isn't listed as being supported unfortunately
@@KitGuruTech So no onboard memory, the config inside the windows-software needs an active running of their software? I looked on their webside, they say:
"Large Onboard Memory/Save up to 20+ fully customizable profiles directly to your mouse".
Is it possible, that you test it on a different Linux PC after you programmed it on a Windows PC??
@@steameier8590 It has onboard memory which can handle up to 20 profiles - I mention it in the video at roughly 5:20
The Joystick option did you try that out in any games? I would have loved to have seen how it worked for a game mat
It works very similar to the leaning I showed in Hell Let Loose - with some config and setup I could see it being useful in a flight sim or driving game
They really have fired everything into that mouse, just needs a kitchen sink. I like the gryo stuff and the lean angle left to right might be useful, if you can do it fast enough without it becoming a distraction. A lot of this stuff sounds great in theory, but id need to try it myself in the real world to get a better opinion. I might actually buy one to try it out. Its certainly a company with big ideas trying new things, mocking that seems a little silly - good to see new brands coming up to challenge the likes of Corsair and Razer in the mainstream.
It's a very unusual mouse and it does take some getting used to. There's no denying that it does stuff a bit differently
Is it power efficient?
I think it spends 900W.
Like 2 4090-ies.
Good first initial limited Review. Thank you! Great Ideas with the Z2 but for over 200 Euro (180 Euro with being on sale on their Website at the time of writing this comment), a Mouse with a fixed Cable: Never again for me personally. I had too many Cable breaks over my 30 years of using different Mouse. From cheap to highend. I am never going back from Wireless to wired. My Original Logitech MX518 was fantastic until the cable died. Later Revisions were utter trash. I keep using my Logitech G900 until it dies. But if Swiftpoint brings out a Z2+ or Z3 with a removable Cable, there is a very good chance I will take another closer look. Ergonomics are important - as someone who still suffers from the Effects of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 13 years later, I have first hand Experience in that regard.
#StaySafeStayHealthyEveryone :)
Is there the ability to record macros? and have playback on press or continuous while pressed?