User Guide

Deep Click

The Z senses how hard you push the main left and right click

buttons, the left and right ﬁngertip buttons, and also the

middle mouse button. Use the Swiftpoint Driver to use this

pressure-sensing capability to perform additional actions as

you press harder.

Tilt Left and Right

The Z can be tilted to one side or the other, and senses how far you have tilted.

This can be used to provide an analog control such as steering, or you can set it to

perform an action like leaning, crouching or reloading. Alternatively, you can conﬁgure

the mouse to use the tilt as a control modiﬁer, similar to holding down the Shift key while

you click. This gives you additional actions at your ﬁngertips with nothing more than a tilt

of your wrist. You can even use tilt to help you set the sensor DPI or select a proﬁle.

Adjustable feet let you control how easy or hard it is to tilt, and the size of the tilt

angle. You can also lock out the tilt entirely, see diagram below.

Adjustable Mouse Feet

The Z has removable feet held in place by magnets. Looking at the underside of The Z,

the left foot can be lifted out using the tab at the top, near the edge of the mouse.

The right foot can be lifted out using the tab in the middle, on the edge of the mouse.

The standard feet can be positioned towards the outer edges of the mouse

(a position suitable for most people getting used to using the tilt features of The Z)

or towards the middle of the mouse, providing greater sensitivity.

The lockout feet can be ﬁtted to prevent The Z from tilting altogether.

Lift here to remove

Move to the

edge for

more stability

Move to the

center for

greater sensitivity

Replace with

Lock Out feet to

prevent tilting

Normal Click

First Action

Firmer Press

Second Action

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