Price: $119.99 USD

Specs

• Size: 124 mm x 64 mm x 40 mm
• Weight: 47g
• Switches: Omron D2FP-FN2 Optical Switches
• Sensor: PixArt PAW3950
• MCU: Nordic nRF52840
• Polling Rate: 125/250/500/1000 Hz (wired) 1000/2000/4000/8000 Hz (wireless)

Aimi's Hand Dimensions: 18x9cm - 1-3-1 Fingertip Grip

ATK A9 Air+ (GPro Superlight Clone) - Lamzu Maya X - Lamzu Maya - Lamzu Atlantis Mini Source: TechPowerUp

Experience Over 10 Months

This mouse was the first mouse I started aim training with, but I have owned a decent variety of mice before then. For reference, I began aim training in October 2025. I mained this mouse daily from October 2025 - August 2026 working from home and playing the following games: Kovaaks FPS Aim Trainer, Marvel Rivals, and Battlefield 6.

Clicks, Sensor, Weight

I absolutely adore the clicks on the Lamzu Maya X, my copy feels tactile with hardly and pre travel or post travel. The clicks are light, so it's very easy to keep tension light when aiming which provided a very premium experience.

The Lamzu Maya X weighs 47g, which is good in today's time, and was amazing at the time of this mouse' original release in 2023. The balance of the weight felt good and the mouse didn't feel compromised to achieve this low weight despite being a full size mouse. However, they had to sacrifice a lot of battery life to achieve this weight, with the battery measured at 250 maH, and a battery life 80 hours at 1000hz. That is laughable at best, and I found myself needing to charge my mouse frequently due to using 2000hz polling rate. In 2026, the Maya X is definitely showing its age when compared to releases in the last two years. I don't doubt that an updated Maya X will be coming in the very near future at the time of writing this (August, 2026)