ZOWIE S2 Divina Version Mouse for e-Sports, Pink

Coming from a Zowie FK2 i wanted to try an ergonomic mouse, reading reviews i understood that this version has an improved shell (less stiffness compared to my FK2 which i absolutely love its shape as well, but as i said shell is really stiff)and the skates have been replaced to be the same as the FK2 (simply amazing feels like they put butter on these skates they are so smooth) and it has a newer sensor. i absolutely love this mouse, the shell is the best that i have used (also own a GPW and a Model O) and the sound of the buttons is so satisfying, the scroll wheel (16 steps) might not be for everyone's taste but for gaming i think that it is great and i prefer it over a 24 step scroll wheel, for browsing yes it might be a little bit less comfortable than a 24, but in conclusion if you want the best shape on an ergonomic mouse this is it, (my grip is relaxed claw btw).

I received this mouse on time From the seller and it was a pleasant surprise coming from a Logitech g502 This mouse fit my hands perfectly and weighed even less than expected even though some reviewers say that the cable is lackluster and replacing it with a braided cable is necessary I found no such problems and will continue to use this delightful mouse

Worthless piece of crap. Stopped working on any machine after only two years. What a waste. Over priced garbage.

Side buttons feel cheap and are mushy to the push. Travel time varies. Rest of the mouse is very nice. Side two buttons are terrible....all my razers and steel series mice feel waaaaay better with the side buttons.

I received it with broken cable when i try to play and move my hand it off power

este mouse sin duda es la mejor inversión que he podido realizar, su sensor 3360 es increíble y la ergonomía también, adicionalmente es muy liviano y demasiado bonito, sus botones muy suaves. sin duda, recomiendo este mouse 100%.

Son bought this for gaming and after two months still loves it!

Perfect mouse for anything

My white fk2 mouse wheel stopped working and side buttons double clicked after a years use so thought it was time for an upgrade to the s2. Although the shape was good it wasn't good enough to make up for the terrible left and right clicks. Having used the older models; the fk2, ec2a and za13, I have never had problems with the left and right clicks and did not expect such low quality clicks at this price point from their latest model. With my older Zowie models the clicks are crisp, you push down all the way and you feel the click actuate. With the s2 you feel the click actuate then some post travel then then it bottoms out to a clack. I know they made the clicks lighter with the s series but I didn't know that meant the quality of the clicks went to dump. At first I thought I may have just got a defect since this isn't the usual Zowie standards but the replacement I got had the same thing. Its just not an enjoyable experience playing with a mouse that is supposedly aimed at competitive first person shooters when the clicks cause you more inconsistencies than an old ball mouse because Zowie want to cheap out on quality so I can’t even recommend this quality to grandmas surfing the web.

I have moved on to this from a Logitech G Pro. It was the second G pro that failed me after a while, where the sensor started to feel inconsistent and jittery. Straight off the bat, I beat my record on aim botz after just 10 minutes of playing ( finished 100 kill 1 side challenge with 49 seconds and 123 KPM ). The sensor felt amazingly snappy and the shape oddly comfortable.I normally dislike these 'ergonomic' shapes because they force a certain grip. If I grab the mouse too far back with my thumb, I end up grabbing the round part, which is uncomfortable. This one however, seems to fit in my picky hand so that's a big plus. The scroll wheel is nice and makes that lovely sound that we all love or hate. The clicks have a fairly standard Omron feel, very easy to press.The feet could be better, I recommend moving onto better mouseskates, Hyperglides or corepads. The cable is also good and I couldn't stress enough how much I despise braiding. Luckily, no braiding here.Lastly, it's a lovely pink colour and you couldn't convince me that only women can be rocking pink gear. Definitely one of my favourite mice!

Bought second-hand from amazon warehouse. It's in good condition, so I'm fairly happy.+ The shape is nice. It's like a blend between a FK1 + MS WMO 1.1. It feels bigger than the EC2-A despite looking similarly sized. I've got 20x10cm hands and it's comfortable to palm, fingertip and claw. Feels a little bigger than the GPW, too (it's higher, wider + shorter than the GPW).+ The clicks are nice and light, lighter than the old Zowie range (EC2-A, ZA11, FK1 etc).+ While it is not as light as some mice out there, the weight feels nicely centred and it's easy to pick up due to the sloping sides. The shape really helps with this -- there's a handful of mice I've used that I don't have to consciously grip and this is one of them.+ Sensor is good; the old tilt-slam issue with older Zowie mice never affected me, but it's nice to have peace of mind.+ Material is actually quite nice. I hated the glossy Steelseries Rival 106, but this doesn't feel quite so slick. While I prefer dull boring plastic, this grips quite nicely and only occasionally feels a bit sweaty.+ Zowie has retained the default of driver-free operation. You can change the DPI & polling rate on the underside of the mouse -- no risk of accidentally changing them mid-game.- Very overpriced if you were to buy this new (£70 for a wired mouse -- it's just not worth it these days)- No option to install a driver even if you wanted to (for re-binding buttons etc.)Overall it's a great mouse if you can pick one up, but it's just not worth the £70 retail price.

Edit: have played with this mouse for about 2 days and it’s the best mouse I think I’ve ever owned.Haven’t even used this for gaming yet, but I’ve heard from others that it’s sensor is amazing (which it is), but I’ve held it, and all I can say is wow. It is very comfortable for my hands, (only a kid, and the s2 is kinda made for smaller hands), and what I also really like is the wire. It almost feels like a paracord, even tho I’ve never used one, I can tell, this is the first mouse I’ve had that doesn’t have a wire that bounces around when playing, and this one feels light, and doesn’t do any of that. Also, it seems to have amazing mouse feet (I don’t know if they are any different or if it’s because it’s new), but it glides across my mouse pad v smoothly. I struggled to find the perfect mouse for me but I’m pretty sure this is the one.

Now, I use a Zowie EC2-A and I love it but I have small hands so even on that mouse I have difficulties reaching the further thumb button. So I heard that the S2 is amazing with a perfect size for small hands so I went for it. Turned out the size overall is the same as the EC2-A. Don't get me wrong, I still love it but I hoped the thumb buttons would be a bit further back.Now to the part I don't like. The S2 is symmetrical in shape which means your hand will be more flush with the table. going from the EC2-A this put a bit more strain on my wrist and I couln't use the S2 in as long periods as the EC2-A. I willl use the S2 from time to time to spice up my gaming experience and overall it is an incredible mouse but I will be sticking to my EC2-A as a main mouse. If you are used to symmetrical mice then this might be perfect for you but I am more used to ergonomic mice.Also, what idiot designer picked this colour...