However, once I started testing the mouse fan after washing my hands, I did feel the cold breeze of the fan drying up my hand.
This is where the issues with the Zephyr began for me. See, after a while, I noticed that the utility of the fan, while neat, is quite superfluous for someone like me. This fan is also pretty susceptible to every gamer's worst enemy (especially if you live in the middle of the dirt like I do because I'm in MEXICO): Dust. Yeah, unfortunately, the Marsback Zephyr Pro got contaminated with dust pretty quickly because there are several indentations (the honeycomb design you can see on the front of the mouse) across the device to let the air flow seamlessly. These indentations make the fan pretty hard to reach whenever I attempted to clean up the dust. Related Story Hassan Mujtaba NVIDIA DLSS 3 “Frame Generation” Lock Reportedly Bypassed, RTX 2070 Gets Double The Frames In Cyberpunk 2077 Thus, I ended up with a mouse that stopped giving me a cool breeze after a month or two of use and stopped working altogether after four. Now, at the very least I could sing the praises for the Zephyr Pro with the utility it brings. This mouse is pretty lightweight and, unlike the Roccat Burst Pro, it very much justifies its weight choice while bringing some incredible performance. Why? Because the parts themselves are pretty good compared to other mice you can find at $44.99. Here's the cool thing that actually sells the mouse to me.
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