What Mouse Does Spoit Use?

Spoit's mouse history

The history covers 12 periods and 11 switches since September 2022. One mouse runs through all of it: the ZOWIE ZA13-C. He has returned to it 4 times, and it adds up to 29.1 months (2.4 years) across 5 periods.

The ZA13-C also holds his longest single stretch, 10.4 months from January 2023 to November 2023. Its last period ran 8.8 months, from November 2024 to August 2025.

Everything else was shorter. The Razer Viper V2 Pro Black appears twice, for about 15 days and then 1.3 months, and the Pulsar X2H lasted 3.6 months. The Finalmouse Ultralight X Medium lasted about 27 days. Each of these was followed by a return to the ZA13-C, up to October 2024.

Since August 2025 the pattern has been different. He went from the Lamzu Inca White (6.9 months) to the ZOWIE ZA13-DW Black (4.7 months), and in August 2026 to the Lamzu Inca Black, which he has used for 2.4 months.

Mousepad

He currently plays on the Artisan Type-99 Gray, in use since March 2026 (6.7 months). It is a stitched-edge cloth pad, 49 cm by 42 cm and 4 mm thick. It is rated Control for overall glide, with Very High static and dynamic friction. The X/Y glide difference is 10.3%.

Every pad in his history is from Artisan. The one before the Type-99 was the Ninja FX Zero Mid Orange, which he used for 13.6 months, from February 2025 to March 2026. That is the longest single stretch on any pad in his history. The Type-99 arrived in the same month as the ZA13-DW Black.

Mouse settings

His Rainbow Six Siege profile runs at 1600 DPI with a 2000 Hz polling rate. The Inca Black supports up to 8000 Hz, so the profile uses only part of what the sensor and connection allow.

Horizontal and vertical sensitivity are both 55, with a 0.001 sensitivity multiplier and Windows sensitivity at 6. ADS sensitivity is set to Advanced. The per-magnification values rise steadily, from 35 at 1.0x to 90 at 12.0x, so higher-magnification scopes use higher values.

Should you buy Spoit's mouse?

The Inca Black is available to buy. It is a 40 g wireless ambidextrous mouse, 12.2 cm long, 6.3 cm wide and 4.0 cm high. It uses the PAW3950 sensor, optical switches and up to 8000 Hz polling. The shape is symmetrical and the size is mid-length, which suits players who want a light mouse without a pronounced hump or side contouring.

The alternatives differ mainly in weight, height and electronics:

• Pulsar X2 CrazyLight: 1 g lighter, 0.2 cm shorter and 0.2 cm lower, with the same width. It has the XS-1 sensor and 8000 Hz polling. 2 pros use it now.
• WLMouse BEAST X Black: same weight and length, 0.1 cm narrower and 0.3 cm lower. It has the PMW 3395 sensor and 4000 Hz polling. 2 pros use it now.
• FinalMouse Starlight Pro: 2 g heavier and 0.3 cm lower, with the same length and width. It uses Kailh GM 8.0 switches and 1000 Hz polling. 1 pro uses it now.

The Pulsar is the closest match in size and polling rate, and slightly lighter. The WLMouse keeps the weight and length but is lower and capped at 4000 Hz. The Starlight Pro is the heaviest of the three and has the lowest polling rate.