Tracer

It's a fantastic item everyone needs to get it

Packaging poor, mouse had several of the rubber buttons broken off. Not good quality

The Most Expensive and The Most Insane Mouse I've Ever Bought

Mouse overall works great. The left fingertip gets in the way in my opinion and so I can't really reliably click the Left Mouse Button so I've just bounded the left fingertip button to LMB. Though it's more a matter of how I hold the mouse.

If I had one particular complaint, I kinda wish the fingertip caps were held on more securely. They feel kinda loose with just friction holding it on.

You want a product from the future? This is it. It comes at a price, but it is well worth it. The most versatile, the most customizable, the most efficient mouse I have found.

The only caveat I would bring is: where you purchase from. Unfortunately, living in Canada, when ordering from Swiftpoint's site itself, there are shipping fees that are a bit steep, and import fees. Because of this, I recommend ordering via Amazon.

Like its predecessor, the Z, I have enjoyed using this mouse for gaming! Its unique button layout relieves a lot of burden on my thumb, and distributes the responsibility to my other fingers when I need to hit multiple buttons. It has a powerful software, too, that allows you to customize each button and button combination to allow for a single input or a chain of inputs (macro). I personally believe that gamers should at least try out this mouse, because it is completely different from other gaming mice and it has since been my daily driver.

Looking forward to greater things, Swiftpoint!

I've been using this mouse as both a gaming and productivity mouse. The multiple profiles are a lifesaver, the button layout falls naturally into hand, and it's extremely comfortable to use. Even though I have it set on a high DPI, it's still easy to make precision movements with minimal physical movement. I have nerve damage in my right hand, so the audible click and short throw of the buttons doesn't leave me questioning whether or not I've pushed the button. Overall, 10/10, and I've been recommending it to all of my friends/family who are just as picky as I am when it comes to mice.

I used the Swiftpoint Z's pressure sensitive buttons a lot. The Tracer only has two while the Z had five. It's not a replacement for the Z but it's better than many of the other gaming mice on the market. Lots of buttons that are easy to reach and click so if you were not able to get a Z previously, This may be the next best thing.

My son is a big time gamer. He absolutely loves this mouse. There are multiple buttons that make playing games a lot more efficient. The light on the mouse glows different colors. It is easy to move the mouse and it also has a really long cord. I would definitely recommend this gaming mouse. It is a great value for the money.

I think this is a contender for most well rounded ergonomic gaming mouse available. It doesn't look like a weird palms to the side mouse with awkward clicking and buttons. This looks and feels like a large surface gaming mouse with well thought out button placement, angles, and usage.

Side buttons are terrible - it creates a ton of fatigue on the thumbs, even if you are used to it. Pressing down and with the use of gravity is far easier on the hands and joints. This is especially true if you plan to use a side button on a hold/push control like say hold to talk/mute in discord. The button design here is perfect.

Great materials, nice design, actually really stylish. Ergonomic mouse designs tend to be doodoo, they look like terrible tennis shoes. The Tracer is mean, cool, and functional.

Recommended.