In this video I revisit the Lamzu Atlantis after about three months of use and answer the real question: is it worth the $90? I go deep on the unboxing (which I genuinely think is S-tier and better than anything else I’ve opened), the accessories (color-matched grips, a nice angled USB-C cable, extra PTFE feet that honestly rival Corepads, and a premium-feeling dongle), and then the specs that matter: PAW3395 sensor, up to 1000Hz polling, ~55g on my scale, and battery life that actually held up for me. From a build perspective, Lamzu surprised me—this thing feels solid with basically no creaks or scary flex, and the clicks/switches sound and feel super premium. In-game, it performed great across the board: tactical FPS like CS:GO/Valorant for precise flicks, tracking-heavy games like Apex/Fortnite, and even MOBAs like League. But it’s not all sunshine and roses. With my relaxed claw / palm-claw hybrid (20x10cm hands), the Atlantis leaves an index-finger-sized gap in my palm that turns into lower palm and wrist strain over longer sessions. I still recommend it for most people—especially fingertip or palm grippers—but for my specific grip, it didn’t end up being the long-session mouse.