Lamzu Maya X
47g. PAW3950. 8K Wireless. Lamzu's Finest.
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The Maya X is Lamzu's answer to a specific question: what if the original Maya — already one of the most praised FPS mice in the enthusiast community — was bigger, faster, and running the latest flagship sensor? The answer is 47g with PAW3950, Omron optical switches, and 8K wireless polling. The 8K dongle is in the box. No extra purchase needed.
PAW3950 supports up to 30,000 DPI and 750 IPS tracking — a step up from PAW3395 in both ceiling and efficiency. Omron optical switches eliminate the physical contact point entirely, which means zero debounce delay and no double-click risk. The Nordic nRF52840 MCU handles wireless communication with the dongle, and PTFE feet keep the glide consistent across surfaces.
Battery life is honest: 80 hours at 1K polling, around 20 hours at 8K. If you run 8K constantly, you'll charge it roughly every few days. The shape is symmetrical and medium-large — 124mm long, 64mm wide, 40mm tall — designed to work across fingertip, claw, and relaxed palm grip for medium to large hands. This is the mouse Lamzu built for players who outgrew compact mice without wanting to add weight back in.
- Medium to large hands
- Fingertip, claw, and relaxed palm grip
- 8K wireless polling setups
- FPS players wanting flagship internals
- Left and right-handed players
- Small hands — try the Atlantis Mini instead
- MMO players needing side buttons
- Players wanting 80hr+ battery at 8K
- Bluetooth required setups
The Maya X is one of the most complete wireless FPS mice available right now. 47g, PAW3950, Omron optical switches, 8K polling with the dongle included — Lamzu hasn't cut corners anywhere. The shape fits medium to large hands across multiple grip styles, and the open-bottom design keeps weight down without compromising build quality. If you want the current state of the art in a wireless symmetrical mouse and your hands are medium or larger, this is the benchmark.
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