Maya

Their original Maya lasts about a week per charge, less than a GPX2 but not a big issue.

Switched to the Maya recently and loves it: it fits like a glove where the GPX never did, and the clicks feel great.

Moving to the Maya from a Viper Mini was a mistake for them, as its flat hump made a comfortable grip hard.

Has a regular Maya but rarely uses it, preferring a cheaper mouse with mechanical switches.

Found the original Maya a good size for 18x9 hands, though its mid hump isn't ideal for claw.

Every Lamzu Maya they have owned had side creaking, unlike their other Lamzu mouse.

The Lamzu Maya's shape was perfect for them, but its sensor was bad and they threw it away.

Their red Maya is the easiest, comfiest mouse they've used.

“I've had the Maya in red and it's been the easiest, comfiest mouse I've used.”

Finds the regular Maya perfect for palm or hybrid in shooters and fingertip in RTS/MOBA.

“I have basically the same sized hands and I honestly find the Maya perfect.”

Content with the Maya: everything is great except the mushy scroll wheel rubber and click.

“I got my Maya and I'm pretty content with it so far. Everything about it is great except for the scroll wheel rubber”

A Lamzu Maya owner had the scroll wheel encoder issue; Lamzu sent a free replacement and a dust-proof wheel fixed it.

“I got a Lamzu Maya and the same thing happened to me.”