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Cooler Master MM720 vs Lamzu Atlantis Mini: Comparison
Cooler Master MM720 vs Lamzu Atlantis Mini weight compared
On weight the spread is 14%, Cooler Master MM720 49 g against Lamzu Atlantis Mini 56 g, so Cooler Master MM720 takes it. There is a split on sensor model as well, PixArt PMW3389 on the Cooler Master MM720 versus PAW3395, up to 26,000 DPI on the Lamzu Atlantis Mini. There is a split on sensor tier as well, Flagship on the Cooler Master MM720 versus High on the Lamzu Atlantis Mini. Connectivity is not the same on both, Wired on the Cooler Master MM720 versus Wireless on the Lamzu Atlantis Mini. Shape is not the same on both, Symmetrical on the Cooler Master MM720 versus Symmetrical, compact on the Lamzu Atlantis Mini. They differ on switch type too, Mechanical on the Cooler Master MM720 versus Optical on the Lamzu Atlantis Mini.
Who each one is for
Buy the Cooler Master MM720 for FPS players who want the lowest possible wired weight and claw and fingertip grip users wanting a small symmetrical shell, though it is not built for palm grip users wanting a fuller shell and anyone who wants a wireless connection. The Lamzu Atlantis Mini is the one to take for small-to-medium hand fingertip and claw grip users and budget-conscious buyers who still want a premium sensor, though it is not the pick for players who specifically want 8000Hz polling and large-handed palm grip users. Our rating of the Cooler Master MM720 (8/10): one of the lightest wired mice on the market, backed by a genuinely flagship sensor rather than budget internals. Our rating of the Lamzu Atlantis Mini (8/10): nearly all of the Atlantis Mini Pro experience at a friendlier price for anyone who doesn't need 8000Hz polling.
Where the two are identical
The common ground is wider than the gap: polling rate, buttons and grip type are identical here.
Specs and benchmarks
Brand
- Cooler Master MM720
- Cooler Master
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Lamzu
Connectivity
- Cooler Master MM720
- Wired
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Wireless (2.4GHz)
Grip Type
- Cooler Master MM720
- Ambidextrous
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Ambidextrous
Model
- Cooler Master MM720
- MM720
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Atlantis Mini
Shape
- Cooler Master MM720
- Symmetrical
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Symmetrical, compact
Sensor Model
- Cooler Master MM720
- PixArt PMW3389
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- PAW3395, up to 26,000 DPI
Sensor Tier
- Cooler Master MM720
- Flagship
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- High
Buttons
- Cooler Master MM720
- 6
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- 6
Polling Rate
- Cooler Master MM720
- 1000 Hz
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- 1000 Hz
Weight
- Cooler Master MM720
- 49 gBest
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- 56 g-14%
Switch Type
- Cooler Master MM720
- Mechanical
- Lamzu Atlantis Mini
- Optical
Which one should you pick?
Choose Cooler Master MM720 if you want the higher buttons (6 vs 6), the higher polling rate (1000 Hz vs 1000 Hz) and the lower weight (49 g vs 56 g).
Choose Lamzu Atlantis Mini if you already have it on hand or find it at a lower price.
Verdict
Cooler Master MM720
8 / 10 Expert Rating
One of the lightest wired mice on the market, backed by a genuinely flagship sensor rather than budget internals.
Lamzu Atlantis Mini
8 / 10 Expert Rating
Nearly all of the Atlantis Mini Pro experience at a friendlier price for anyone who doesn't need 8000Hz polling.