Xtrfy MZ1 – Zy’s Rail
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Successful cooperation
The Xtrfy MZ1 Zy's Rail is a gaming mouse, or rather an esports mouse, developed by the Swedish company Xtrfy in collaboration with an Australian professional Quake 3 player named Zee "Rocket Jump Ninja" Rikoa. Made from matte translucent plastic with perforations to reduce weight (only 56g) and RGB lighting.
Not afraid of water
You don’t have to worry about the ingress of drops of water or sweat — the electronics have a moisture-proof coating. Inside the mouse are durable Kailh GM 8.0 microswitches, a 32-bit ARM processor, and a pre-flagship Pixart 3389 optical sensor. Sensitivity can be adjusted from 400 to 16,000 CPI.
weightless wire
Lightweight, soft and memory-free, the Xtrfy EZcord Pro cable does not interfere with gaming and provides the lowest possible input lag compared to wireless mice. The polling rate is 1000 Hz. And the smoothly sliding mouse feet are made of Teflon (of course, a spare kit is provided).
Like on rails
The shape of the Xtrfy MZ1 is symmetrical, that is, for right-handers and left-handers, except for two additional customizable keys on one side only. And on the main keys there are ergonomic recesses for the Zy's Rail fingers, that is, "Zi rails", or the Railgun weapon from Quake 3. Fans of keys without recesses will like the Xtrfy M4 and M42 models more.
