What Mouse Does Mande Use?

Mande's mouse history

Mande's history runs through 8 periods, 7 switches and 7 different models. It starts with three ZOWIE mice in a row: the EC1, the EC1-CW and the EC2-CW.

The EC2-CW is the longest single period at 10.9 months, from May 2023 to April 2024.

The Finalmouse Ultralight X Medium is the one he came back to. He first used it from April 2024, moved to the ZOWIE EC3-CW in June 2024, and returned to it in October 2024. The second stint lasted 10.6 months. Across both periods the Ultralight X Medium adds up to 12.8 months (1.1 years), the most time on any model in his history.

In September 2025 he moved to the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black and stayed for 10.3 months. In July 2026 he went back to Finalmouse with the Ultralight X Frostlord Medium, which he has used for 3.2 months so far.

Mousepad

Mande has played on the ZOWIE G-SR-SE Divina Blue since April 2024, which is 30.4 months. That is well beyond any single mouse in his history. It follows the Divina Pink (8.6 months) and the Rouge (10.4 months), so all three pads come from the same ZOWIE G-SR-SE line.

The Divina Blue is a 47 x 39 cm cloth pad, 3.5 mm thick, with firm foam. Overall glide is medium. Static friction is high and dynamic friction is low. In practice that means a little more force to start the mouse moving, then an easy slide once it is in motion.

The glide difference between the X and Y axes is 10.30%.

Mouse settings

Mande's Apex Legends sensitivity works out to 34.6 cm/360, so a full turn takes about 34.6 cm of mouse travel. That comes from 800 DPI at 1.5 in-game sensitivity, an eDPI of 1200.

Acceleration is off, the ADS multiplier is 1 and per-optic ADS sensitivity is off, so aim scales the same way in every scope.

The mouse supports polling rates up to 8000 Hz, while his listed setting is 1000 Hz.

Should you buy Mande's mouse?

The Ultralight X Frostlord Medium is available to buy. It is a 36 g wireless mouse with an ambidextrous shape, measuring 12.13 cm long, 5.68 cm wide and 3.71 cm tall. That suits players who want a very light, fairly low-profile mouse that is symmetrical rather than sculpted for one hand. The Finalsensor and optical switches complete the package.

The alternatives trade size and weight in small steps:

• Finalmouse Ultralight X Medium: the same weight, length, width and height as his mouse, with the same Finalsensor and optical switches. Two pros use it now.
• FinalMouse UltralightX Competition: 1 g lighter, with the same length, width and height. It uses a PMW 3395 sensor and Huano switches. One pro uses it now.
• Finalmouse Ultralight X Large: 1 g heavier, 0.47 cm longer, 0.22 cm wider and 0.09 cm taller. It has the same Finalsensor and optical switches. One pro uses it now.

The Large is the pick for a bigger shape, and the Competition for the lightest option with a different sensor and switch setup. The Medium matches his mouse's dimensions exactly.