So let’s first look at how it fares as a mouse. Sure, the Zephyr Pro’s built-in fan is its unique selling point, but the fan’s useless if it’s not a good mouse to use in the first place. The Zephyr Pro’s big party trick is the included fan that, in the company’s words, “can effectively evaporate sweat to make your hands feel cooler.” It sounds like a godsend for sweaty-palmed gamers the world over, but is it really?ĭoes it live up to the company’s claims? And is it worth using if you don’t necessarily need the fan? Read on to find out. But that hasn’t stopped them from trying with the Zephyr Pro mouse.

Almost every big peripheral company has an ultralight or two in its lineup, making it incredibly hard for a small company like Marsback to make a name for itself. It should be noted that neither this original design, not the newer one, are of a medical grade standard (so aren’t suitable for essential workers), though they certainly look a bit better than the typical mask you see people wearing day-to-day.The lightweight gaming mouse market is arguably the most crowded market segment for PC peripherals. Key to note is the transparent front to the mask, which Razer have incorporated into their design for ease of communication (particularly between attendees of gaming events who might be interviewed and such).

The above images show the first design of the Razer face mask, which were released earlier this year. In a commendable move, earlier in the coronavirus pandemic, Razer converted some of its factories into churning out medical-grade masks – making and donating 1 million of them in total.įollowing this, seeing both a gap in the market and also being concerned about the high number of disposable masks and their environmental impact, Razer decided to make their own branded mask for gamers. It is likely that future events will be irreversibly changed even as lockdown lifts, with a greater consideration made to reduce the potential transmission of infection at esports and other communal gaming events.

Originally named Project Hazel, the Razer face mask was announced at the beginning of 2021 in response to the fact that gaming events held irl have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Zephyr mouse review