Introduction
LAMZU is a peripherals company based in China. With the ambidextrous Maya X, LAMZU goes beyond merely providing a larger Maya. For the sensor, PixArt’s latest PAW3950 capable of 30,000 CPI is now used, and the main buttons have been outfitted with optical switches from Omron (D2FP-FN2) rated for 70 million clicks. The scroll wheel encoder has a LAMZU branding, but actually comes from F-Switch. At 47 g, the Maya X also manages to weigh the same as the Maya, all while being significantly larger and maintaining the same holeless, open-bottom design. On the Maya X, the 8K wireless dongle is included by default, allowing for true 8000 Hz polling in wireless operation. At 1000 Hz, LAMZU cites a battery life of up to 80 hours, and up to 20 hours at 8000 Hz. The feet are made of pure PTFE, and configuration is possible through a web driver. The Maya X is available in black, white, gray, or purple.
Specifications
| LAMZU Maya X | |
|---|---|
| Size: | 124 mm x 64 mm x 40 mm |
| Size (inches): | 4.88″ x 2.52″ x 1.57″ |
| Ambidextrous: | Partially (side buttons on left side only) |
| Weight: | 48 g |
| Number of Buttons: | 5+1 (including wheel click) |
| Main Switches: | Omron D2FP-FN2 (China) |
| Wheel Encoder: | LAMZU (F-Switch, white/green core), 11 mm |
| Sensor: | PixArt PAW3950 |
| Resolution: | 50–30,000 CPI |
| Microcontroller Unit: | Nordic nRF52840 |
| Polling Rate: | 125/250/500/1000 Hz (wired) 1000/2000/4000/8000 Hz (wireless) |
| Cable: | 1.75 m, braided |
| Software: | Yes |
| Price: | $119.99 |
| Warranty: | One year |