It’s very subtle don’t expect the force of a Dyson Airblade billowing into your palm. Perhaps it is – it’s certainly not necessary – but it’s got to be said, the light cooling sensation on your hand is very nice. Yes, a fan inside a mouse sounds very much like a gimmick. Now, let’s talk about the mouse’s star attraction: the fan. But it’s a nice touch for users who want a more customised experience. You don’t need the software though the mouse’s own inputs allow you to cycle through RGB presets and alter the DPI. For advanced users, there’s also the option to save and record your own macros. If you opt to download the Zephyr Pro’s custom software ( available from Marsback’s official website) you can have full control of the mouse’s DPI, button remapping and RGB lighting.

It’s by-the-by, but its packaging is also the nicest we’ve ever seen for a mouse, too. It looks and feels like a true quality product.

You can also see the fan going round inside (with its own RGB lights, of course) which is a nice touch. Even without the RGB lighting (which can be completely turned off if you’re not a fan), the patterned hole design to allow for airflow is eye-catching, and it ensures the mouse is extremely light. There’s also an additional button underneath the wheel that lets you adjust the mouse cursor’s speed, and buttons on the underside of the mouse can be pushed to adjust or turn off the RGB lighting and the fan. There are two standard buttons, a wheel, and two additional buttons on the left side, which by default are programmed as ‘back’ and ‘forward’. We love this mouse.Īvailable in black or white, the Zephyr Pro gaming mouse is rather simple in its shape and design. It also sports a dazzling amount of RGB lighting so your desktop feels like a retro disco. The Zephyr Pro gaming mouse from Marsback is exactly that a lightweight mouse with a fan inside to keep the palm of your hand cool while you play.

Zephyr fan mouse