Very light and perfect size

Coming from 2 generations of Glorious Wireless Mice and a Cooler Master MM710 I had moderate expectations coming into this. I wouldn't say any of the mentioned mice were great, however, I had a baseline feel for what a lightweight wireless mice should be like. The Lamzu Atlantis blows away all of the Glorious mice and has a much more comfortable shape for my claw grip compare to the MM710 (and it's wireless!). However, my main issue with the mouse is its battery life. It is slightly better than the Glorious mice, which are notorious for their short battery life, however, I need to charge the mouse once a day during high use periods (14+ hour days) and normally once every two days. Other than that, the mouse is everything that I would want and expect out of such a lightweight mouse.

For reference, my hand's 19x9.5cm

I've only had my Thorn for a few days, so this is more of an early impressions review. To start, the build on my unit is solid. No creaking, no flexing, nothing feels loose. The coating on my white version feels nice and grippy. My hands tend to stay pretty dry, but I tried putting a little moisture on my fingertips and it felt even grippier.

I'd say the clicks are alright. I prefer the feel of mechanical switches, but for opticals I'd say the clicks are pretty good. The side buttons are on the larger side and stick out from the body more than usual. I actually like that, but I know it may be off-putting to some people. The skates are pretty good for stock skates and I haven't felt the need to change them ought yet.

As for the shape ... this is the first ergo mouse I've spent more than a few minutes with, so I can only really compare it to my experience with ambi mice. Compared to my Beast X 8K, it feels a lot more bulbous in the hand, both taller and wider. It's clearly intended for a claw grip. I get a pretty comfortable relaxed claw grip on it, but I can see it working really well for aggressive claw. It's got a fairly high mid hump that I find really locks my grip in place and the contours on the sides fit my hand nicely. The trade off for that locked in feeling is having to get used to having less vertical adjustability, though, which is something that took some getting used to. I'd say given it's size it might be okay for an aggressive claw for larger hands and its bulkier feel would probably be good for a smaller hands to palm.

As a first ergo mouse, I'm liking the completely different feel from my other mice. I'm still not sure if ergos are for me, but I intend to give it some more use to find out. Quality-wise it's great, so if you're like me and are looking to given an ergo a try, the Thorn seems like a pretty good choice.

Probably one of my favorite shapes over mice I’ve tried the last few years. It’s a bit like a mix of the Superlight and Pulsar x2. I appreciate the software, although I would’ve liked to see some more functionality like having profiles auto-swap based on what game is running. The bottom is a bit of a dust/hair magnet, but totally fine if you use the included dust cover.

This mouse is an absolute recommend from me!
This mouse is perfect when it comes to claw/ fingertip hybrid. It allows for a secure yet loose grip that allows for quick swipes and tiny adjustments with your fingers. I will say I'm used to rubberized coatings and found this to be grainy and kind of slippery at times, but the grips that comes with it solves this issue. The skates were also perfect, smooth and paired well with my mouse pad.

Bought this mouse July of last year and so far I have zero complaints.

Build:
Virtually zero click wobble or flexing/creaking anywhere on the mouse.
The coating is pretty good and I've never had problems with the mouse feeling slippery. I'm on around month 13 of having the mouse and it has yet to show any signs of wear.

Battery/Polling:
I get about 2-2.5 days worth of battery on weekends on 2k polling when I'm most active. I ended up leaving this mouse on 2k for the most part because setting up to 4k seems to introduce instability in frametimes and microstutters in Overwatch but I'm pretty sure that's Overwatch's fault and not the mouse.

Other stuff:
The included usb cable thoughtfully curves up so the cable doesn't drag if you're using it plugged in. I have pretty large hands and having tried both the normal and mini sizes, I prefer the mini for fingertip in pretty much every scenario.

Conclusion:
After trying and buying all kinds of different mice, the Atlantis mini is far and away my favorite mouse for fingertip grip. The build is great, and it has great glide. To nitpick, I've felt better side buttons but they're completely fine IMO

Great mouse and great shape. Would recommend