Maya X

With large hands and a palm grip, finds it the best of all the mice they've tried, including a Finalmouse, Viper V3 and G Pro Superlight 2.

“I have large hands and this has been the best for Palm out all the mice ive tried. And I have tried the final mouse, viper V3, G pro super light 2, and many other mice.”

Compared with their Pulsar Xlite V4 and Zowie U2-DW, finds it a few steps above in switches, build quality and scroll wheel.

“been using pulsar xlite v4 and zowie u2 dw lately, and hear me out when i say lamzu maya x feels few steps above compared to these two, switches, build quality, scrool, its just better”

Their grey Maya X stopped working after two weeks, and getting a replacement was a hassle.

“I got this for two weeks, The grey variant and suddenly won't work anymore I got unlucky so much hassle asking for a replacement”

Owns one and notes it is usually the cheaper option; coming from an ergo mouse the symmetrical shape takes a few days to adjust to, but the size is good.

“I own a Maya X, the Maya X is usually cheaper. It will take a bit to get used to ambi after using ergo but the size is decent”

Owns the Maya X and ranks it among their top three mice after trying many, preferring mice around 50g for gaming.

Loves their Maya X and recommends it strongly over Razer mice.

Very satisfied with the Maya X's coating, low weight and fit for any grip, but their scroll wheel was defective.

Prefers the Maya X to their DeathAdder V3 Pro; its stock skates were thin and scratchy so they swapped them.

Loved the Maya X most among the popular options they owned, though they now use a different mouse with better click latency.

Considers the Maya X a good mouse with good clicks and light weight, but still prefers their Superlight.

Calls their purple Maya X the greatest mouse they have ever used.

Upgraded to the Maya X from a 2021 Model O Minus and found it the perfect mouse they had been looking for, with wireless a game changer.

The Maya X never clicked for them even after sticking with it, though they consider it a decent mouse with good specs.

Moved on from the Maya X because it was wider and larger than they like, with slightly convex sides they disliked.

Of about 30 mice tested, their Maya X showed comparatively poor latency and occasional misclicks, though it still ranked seventh.

Considers the Maya X the best ambidextrous mouse they have found.

Alternates between the Maya X and Viper V3 Pro and finds both great with hardly any issues.

Moving from a G502 to the Maya X convinced them never to buy a heavier mouse again, and the battery life is amazing.

Went from a G305 and Basilisk to the Maya X and prefers its shape, with rounded front edges and a wider mid-section than the Viper.

Finds the Maya X very light and sturdy but its clicks less sharp than hoped, and 8K polling doesn't work in their game.

Was sold on the Maya X out of the box: light, fits their 19.5x10 hand and ideal for claw grip; it is now their main.

Their new Maya X is wider in the middle than the Beast X Max, with flawless QC and great stock skates.

Two weeks in, their Maya X's scroll wheel sometimes scrolls the wrong way.

A replacement Maya X had the same reversed-scrolling issue, which they fixed by vigorously working the wheel.

After six months their Maya X developed scroll issues that a firmware update largely fixed.

Five days in, they praise the Maya X's shape, light even balance, responsive Omron opticals, spammable scroll and good battery life after an update.

Their Maya X has no flex at all and feels very solidly built.

Coming from the original Superlight, the Maya X's optical clicks feel much better than its mechanical switches did.

Loving the Maya X so far, finding its shape much better than the Thorn they had.

Chose the Maya X over the Viper V3 Pro and G Pro, preferring its flatter sides that mold to the hand and its lighter Omron clicks.

The Maya X fits like their Superlight but better, without the hand drag they had on the Viper and without the Superlight's creak.

Of the mice they compared, the Maya X was the worst for them because it felt too wide.

Returned the Viper V3 Pro for the Maya X, which matches their old Superlight's width while its hump gives more control in fingertip grip.

Used the Maya X for a year before swapping to a smaller mouse for more finger control.

Finds the Maya X well built with no creaks or rattle, satisfying light clicks and comfortable palm contact, but its skates feel scratchy.

Sold a DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed for the Maya X, finding its build 10/10 with no creaks though slightly hollow, and its shape ideal for claw grip.

After a month they find the Maya X a lovely mouse but have to charge it about three times a week even at 1K polling with low-power settings, and the scroll wheel isn't great.

Their Maya X's battery life is considerably worse than the regular Maya's and far behind other mice they are testing.

Their Maya X dropped to 40% battery in three days at 1000Hz with motion sync and competitive mode off, versus about a week on their GPX.

With 20.5cm hands and an aggressive claw, they find the Maya X a little small and lacking a back hump.

Next to their budget mice, the Maya X feels clearly more premium in the hand.

With 17x9cm hands they like the Maya X and would still pick it over the regular Maya, whose sides are too flat for them.

Calls the Maya X their endgame mouse, noting its aggressive side angles and larger rear flare.

Owns the Maya X and says they could hardly switch to anything else.

Their grip feels most natural on the Maya X and they rate it a great option, though its open bottom collects cat hair.

Calls the Maya X one of the nicest mice they've used, with the best clicks they've tried and a fantastic coating, though it is too light for their CS taste.

After 15 years in peripherals, the Maya X has replaced their Viper V3 as main mouse, praised for performance, comfort and a premium unboxing.

Loved their Maya X but found the battery abysmal, lasting only 3-4 days of moderate gaming at 2K polling.

Their Maya X's clicks felt stiff and heavy with a lot of pretravel and side wobble.

Finds the Maya X uncomfortable and hard to hold, with sides too flat and grip too wide, and clicks loud enough to hear through IEMs.

Calls the Maya X a fantastic mouse, similar to a GPX in shape but lighter and better feeling overall.

Owning the Viper V3 Pro, Maya X and GPX, they describe the Maya X as a combination of the Viper's hump and the GPX's sides.

Sent the Maya X back because it felt too similar to their Viper V3 Pro to justify the price, and they performed better on the Viper.

Satisfied with their Maya X with no issues, apart from slight side flex where there is no frame.

Finds the Maya X slightly sturdier than their Hitscan Hyperlight, with a velvety coating and more muted clicks.

After a couple of months the Maya X has grown on them: light at 47g, easy software, crisp clicks, solid build and a great fit.

Their Maya X keeps developing scroll issues and has gone back to the shop repeatedly.

Never noticed the reported delay issue on their Maya X, before or after the firmware update.

Input delay they felt on the Viper V3 Pro disappeared with the Maya X, which they find better in shape, weight and software, missing only the Viper's coating.

Finds the Maya X better balanced than their Crazylight, with softer, quieter clicks.

The Maya X's shape didn't work for them and they prefer a Crazylight's feel and coating.

Loves the Maya X's main clicks and light weight but learned they don't like its middle hump.

Finds the Maya X's battery life not great, draining quickly especially with motion sync and competitive mode.

Loved everything about the Maya X except that it is too small for their large hands.

Coming from the GPX 1, the Maya X feels like a significant upgrade for their CS2 fingertip grip, with better switches, coating, lighter weight and great stock skates.

Compared with their GPX1, the Maya X has a more defined shape that feels more secure, flatter main buttons and lighter clicks.

Switched from years on the Superlight to the Maya X; still adjusting to the shape but much prefers its coating and clicks.

Loves the Maya X for their relaxed claw after the Viper V3 Pro felt too wide and the OP1 8K too narrow.

The Maya X has been their main since purchase, chosen over a Crazylight bought the same day, with a high mid hump they enjoy.

Likes the Maya X a lot but dislikes the switch to thin skates and that the browser software doesn't work in Firefox.

Their endgame Maya X developed a scroll wheel issue and needed an RMA, the first such failure they've had in two years.

Their new Maya X stuttered at 2K polling with competitive mode in Marvel Rivals, working fine only at 1K on a USB 3 port.

Their Maya X stutters at random times regardless of polling rate, unlike their previous Viper V3 Pro.

With their grip, the Maya X's pinky-knuckle area forced them deep into the palm and caused cramps.

Never had sensor issues with their Maya X and calls it a great mouse with great weight and coating and light Omron clicks.

Owning both, they find the Maya X feels premium and prefer its shape and feel to the Hitscan Hyperlight.

Really likes their Maya X, partly for its great optical clicks.

Loves the Maya X, which sits in their top three mice alongside the GPX SL2 and XE V2.

Loved everything about their Maya X except the sensor, which always felt off or slow to them.

Loves the Maya X's shape and finds it more comfortable than the Superlight 2c, but the sensor sometimes feels off and they play better on the 2c.

Tried ten mice in a month and kept the Maya X; it was the first mouse that felt just right, light and comfortable.

“Nice! Yeah, putting my hand on the Maya X was the first time I got the feeling that the mouse was "just right."”

Just got a Maya X and loves it; it feels much better than the Superlight they used for a year.

“I just got a Maya X and absolutely love it. I had a gpro x superlight for about a year and the Maya X just feels so much better.”

Their new Maya X feels much nicer than any mouse they have held, with fit and finish far above their previous mice.

“Just got my Maya X today in Purple Shadow, it’s so much nicer than any mouse I’ve held before (Kone Pro Air, Outset, G703). The fit and finish is leagues above those.”

Six months with the Maya X; highly recommends it, and the shape suits both palm and relaxed claw grips.

“I’ve been using the maya X for the past ~6 months and I can’t recommend it enough even at the price.”

After a month with the Maya X, finds battery life fine at 1 kHz, dropping to about 90% after a day.

“As for the battery life of the Maya it's not that bad, I run it on 1khz polling and after a day of use I'd say the most drained I got out of it was at 90%”

No problems with their Maya X since February; battery lasts only three to six days but recharges fully in 30 minutes.

“I've had a Lamzu Maya X since February 2025 and I haven't had any problems. Some complain about the battery, it's true, it doesn't last long, in my case about 3 to 6 days”

Loves their Maya X Fnatic edition, which nudges them into a fingertip grip that suits them.

“I got Lamzu Maya X FNATIC and I am loving it but it forces a bit of a fingertip grip which turns out is also my style..?”

Owns the Maya X and Viper V3 Pro and prefers the Maya X for claw grip.

“I own both and I honestly prefer the maya x for claw but honesty would be happy with either if your hands are over 20cm you might find the viper slightly easier”

From the first click knew the Maya X was the one: smooth, agile and very light.

Finds the Maya X great for fingertip and palm grip, very light and easy on long sessions, with excellent packaging.

Mains the Maya X and is returning a new Viper V4; they simply play better on the Maya X.

“I main the Maya X and I'm returning the V4 I just got. It feels comfortable and actually has a better sensor responsiveness, but I just play better on the Maya X. It's just so good.”

Three months in, their Maya X creaks at the sides and its left click wobbles; it feels flimsy and its battery life is poor.

“3 months in and mine has started to creak from just touching the sides. Left click is creaking and moves a lot when I hold click. It just feels flimsy and will fall apart at any minute.”

Prefers the Maya X's shape to both Viper and GPX, and rates its buttons, wheel and side buttons top tier.

“Maya X has the viper hump with the gpx width. Pretty nice shape that I prefer to both and the buttons, scroll wheel and side buttons are all top tier.”

Has had no battery issues with their Maya X, which is lighter and suits them.

“Both are good mice imo, I haven’t had issues with the battery life on my maya x, it’s a bit lighter and the shape was good for me”

Went back to the Maya X because their aim is far better on it than on the Viper V4 Pro.

Liked the Maya X's weight but it caused them hand pain with their large hands and pincer grip, so they sent it back.

Coming from a Superlight 2, the Maya X took a few days to adjust to but their aim feels snappier, with lighter clicks, a grippier coating and build quality on par with big brands.

As a palm gripper they give the edge to the Maya X over their Hitscan Hyperlight for its larger size.

Their Maya X sometimes swivels slightly up or down when changing direction, even on fresh pads.

Owned the Maya X and sold it because they prefer wider skates, but rates its clicks and coating highly.

“Maya X. I used to own it but eventually sold it because of the skates, I prefer wider skates but shape wise, might be up your alley.”

Keeps a Maya X and a Superstrike on their desk and swaps between them daily; calls the Maya X's clicks the best non-haptic clicks available.

“The Maya X has the best feeling non-HITS clicks in the game. I don't know how they do it. I keep a Maya X and Superstrike on my desk and swap between them on daily vibes”

Returned their Maya X because of sensor delay and quality-control issues.

“I used to have the maya x and sent it back because of the delay and quality control issue.”

Upgraded from a G303 Shroud to the Maya X and finds it amazing.

“I just got this mouse today and its amazing!”

Coming from a G703, the Maya X is too small and hurts their hand.

“this Maya X is way too small for me. Hurts my hand”

Bought the Maya X to try and finds it too bulky compared with the Thorn.

“Maya X feels too bulky for me.”

Coming from a GPW, isn't a fan of the Maya X shape, though the extra width gives more control.

“Coming from a GPW and just received a Maya X today, and I have to say, as much as it disappoints me, I’m not a huge fan of the shape.”

Their grey Maya X has very good coating, one of the grippiest they've tried.

“I have the Grey Maya X and the coating is very good. One of the grippiest that I've tried.”

Loves the Maya X shape but the movement feels floaty, like random acceleration.

“I love the shape but I feel like the mouse movement is floaty.”

Likes the Maya X more than all their other mice when it works, but has a persistent sensor fault.

“As i like it way more than all my other mouses, when it actually functions properly.”

Their Maya X feels really solid at 1K with motion sync off.

“I have the Maya X and it feels really solid. I run it at 1K and all extra settings like motion sync off.”

Immortal Valorant player loved only the Maya X shape; QC problems sent it back to the manufacturer after 3 months.

“I bough the Lamzu Maya X and the only thing I loved about is the shape.”

Dropped the Maya X after a week or two: light and fast, but the battery couldn't last their long days.

“Dropped Maya X after week or two. Not because mouse is bad itself. It's light, fast etc. The issue for me is the battery time.”

Calls the Maya X the best mouse they've used, at 8K polling on a high-refresh monitor.

“Maya X mouse is the best mouse I've ever used.”

Absolutely loved their Purple Shadow Maya X.

“I absolutely loved my Purple Shadow Maya X.”

After a week, the Maya X feels better than the Viper V3 Pro but they'll likely return it and stick with the Superlight 2.

“Maya X feels better but I think I’m just gonna stick with my super light 2 and maybe return the Maya X”

Tried the Maya X: great quality but it felt stubby, so they kept the Viper V3 Pro.

“Maya X was great quality, but it felt "stubby" to me.”

Tried the Maya X and found it very light, maybe too light; preferred the Viper's battery and feel.

“the maya x felt very light, maybe too light”

The Maya X feels super snappy at 2K polling with motion sync off and competitive mode on.

“Maya X feels super snappy, you just need to use the right settings.”

After 2 months, the Maya X beats their Superlight 2 in every way except battery and maybe coating.

“As a superlight 2 owner I also got the maya x 2 months ago and it’s been honestly better in every single way possible excluding battery and maybe the coating”

Their Maya X cursor lags and skips no matter what fixes they try.

“Ever since ive gotten the mouse ive had this issue where my cursor lags and skips”

Their Maya X sensor feels sluggish, with a delay between hand movement and cursor.

“recently I've noticed a desync in the movement of my mouse.”

The Maya X sensor feels floaty; they feel more in control with any other mouse they own.

“i feel on my lamzu maya X the sensor feels off as well”

Switched from a Superlight 2c to the Maya X and loves its solid shape and feel.

“N after switching I do not regret it on bit. Super solid shape and feel. I love it!”

Owns the Maya X and Viper V3 and prefers the Maya X: lighter, crisper clicks, web drivers.

“I own both mice and prefer most things about the Maya x. It's lighter. The clicks feel crisper.”

The Maya X is the best mouse they've had in years: about 50 hours of battery, fast charging, great shape, weight and skates.

“I own the Maya X and the its the best mouse I have had for years.”

Went through 9 Maya X units for click grinding; a small sponge under the buttons fixed the feel.

“Went through 9 Maya X units.”

Despite owning the V4 Pro, Superstrike, OP1 and more, the Maya X is their main.

“I have too many mice, and my Lamzu Maya x is my main.”

After spending thousands on mice, found the Maya X the most comfortable shape of all.

“Maya x is the best mouse out there.”

Calls the Maya X an outstanding mouse with outstanding coating.

“Got the Maya X, Outstanding mouse, coating outstanding”

The Maya X's centered hump didn't give enough lower palm support for their relaxed claw.

“i originally bought my maya x for a relaxed claw but its centered hump is annoying and doesn't give enough lower palm support”

Owns both; the Maya X is incredible, with the Superstrike only winning on click feel and shape for them.

“The Maya X is an incredible mouse, the Superstrike only beats it in click feel (subjective) and shape (for me).”

This user's Lamzu Maya X is still perfect after about a year of daily use.

“My lamzu maya x is still perfect after like a year of daily use.”

An owner of both finds the Lamzu Maya X very well built, super light and twitchy fast.

“The Lamzu is so well built, super light, and the mechanical switches are so close to the Superstrike with actuation set to 3.”

This user bought the Lamzu Maya X but hated its shape.

“I bought the Maya X a while but hated the shape.”

A long-time wired Logitech user's first modern wireless, the Maya X Aimlabs edition, has crazy performance.

“Crazy performance, sexy looks.”

A large-handed user says the Maya X hits the spot, not too large or small.

“Have to say maya X, definitely hits the spot, not too large not too small.”

A user found the newer-batch Maya X scroll wheel more defined than the old one's, a welcome upgrade.

“got the newer batched Maya X today! The old one's wheel is closer to GPX shittiness, the new ones is definitely more defined”

A collector finds the Lamzu Maya X very comfortable.

“The Maya x I have and it's a very comfortable mouse.”

A user's Maya X won't register left clicks when used wired at 1K polling, though it works fine wireless.

“When I use my mouse wired (because of 1K polling), I can't left-click at all. But when I switch to wireless at 2K polling, everything works normally.”

The scroll wheel started randomly scrolling in the wrong direction.

“Lamzu Maya X, scroll wheel issue where it scrolls in the opposite direction randomly.”