Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K

Ultra-light 4K wireless mouse with strong tracking, but the open base and no Bluetooth limit everyday use.

Best For

Competitive FPS claw grip

Value

Fair

Biggest Strength

Extremely lightweight body

Biggest Weakness

Open baseplate collects dust

Community Vote

N/A

would recommend

Key Takeaways

About 51 g with native 4000 Hz wireless polling built in.

PAW3395 sensor delivers low latency and accurate tracking.

Compact symmetrical shell suits claw and fingertip grips.

Open baseplate lets dust in; no Bluetooth for multi-device use.

Official list $99.99 USD; AU Mini 4K stock is limited.

Quick Facts

Brand

Lamzu

Release Date

Nov 1, 2023

Price Range

$99.99 USD

Pros & Cons

Pros

Extremely lightweight body

Outstanding click latency

Excellent sensor accuracy

Comfortable symmetrical shape

Native 4000Hz wireless polling

Strong FPS gaming performance

Cons

Open baseplate collects dust

No Bluetooth multi-device

Few side buttons for MMO

Scroll wheel lacks tilt

8K needs separate dongle

Often hard to find in stock

What Owners Say

The Good

Light feel and low wireless latency make it easy to use for long sessions.

Owners like the see-through base look and say tracking does not lag in everyday play.

Polling tests show the mouse averaging near its advertised 4000 Hz rate.

The Bad

One Overclock.net user said their Atlantis Mini 4K only showed 1K in a browser polling tool.

Forum users note Lamzu warranty is only about one year versus longer rival coverage.

Detailed Summary

Sensor	PixArt PAW3395
Max DPI	26000 DPI
Polling rate	4000 (native wireless; up to 8000 with optional 8K dongle) Hz
Weight	50.8 g
Shape	Symmetrical Mini (ambidextrous shell, right-side buttons)
Dimensions	117 x 63 x 37 mm
Switches	Huano blue shell pink dot (main buttons)
Programmable buttons	6
Connectivity	2.4 GHz wireless and USB-C wired
Battery runtime	70 hours