The packaging for the Zowie FK1 is pretty simple, like the mouse itself. There is a clear plastic section to help those few people that might buy this in-store.
The back and front both list its big selling points, which point out that this mouse can go up to 3,200 DPI and there there is a colour code for each step.
The only ‘accessories' with the Zowie FK1 are a sticker and a pair of teflon mouse feet replacements, for when you wear through the stock ones with all of your frantic gaming.
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The mouse isn’t come with the PMW3310DH sensor form Pixart? I know, i know it’s nearly the same as old Avago 3310, but some of the updates make this sensor able to work with nearly 0 prediction and acceleration. So maybe that’s the reason of feeling? it’s like an updated avago. But i’m confused, cause a lot of reviews goes 50/50 with the name of sensor. And yea, i want to change my mouse asap and im thinking about this little fella.
It’s the same sensor, different names. It’s basically licensing shenanigans.
Very similar to my FK 2013. Feels a little bit bigger and weightier. It’s still a relatively narrow mouse, but I find it comfortable and easy to grip / lift. The scroll wheel is definitely improved. smoother, and weightier, no rattle. That’s the main things I picked up so far. Oh and 4 DPI levels available versus three. Buttons feel higher quality (the plastic squeaked for a while on the FK 2013 and were a bit looser).
Camade cable bungie was bundled with it. It’s actually quite nice, and does the job. No worries about cables anymore.
Using a Goliathus Speed. Some recommend the QCK / QCK+
Maybe also worth waiting for the EC2 Evo update with the 3310.