Zowie EC2-DW

Zowie EC2-DW

A 60 g medium ergonomic wireless mouse with 4 kHz polling, driverless setup and a receiver that doubles as a charging dock.

  • 60 g
  • 2.4 GHz, USB
  • 4,000 Hz
  • Ergonomic
  • PixArt PAW3950

PCPR score

8.1

Great

Best price we’ve seen

$150MSRP

List price from the maker. Street prices may be higher.

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The short version

The EC2-DW is Zowie's 60 g medium ergonomic wireless mouse and the current successor to the EC2-CW, whose page now redirects to it. It uses a PixArt PAW3950 sensor, a driverless design with DPI stages up to 3,200, and an enhanced receiver that adds 4,000 Hz polling and doubles as a charging dock. Battery life is rated at 80 hours at 1,000 Hz and 24 hours at 4,000 Hz. PC Gamer recommends it most for palm-grip players in tactical shooters.

Pros

  • 60 g ergonomic EC shape aimed at palm grip
  • 4,000 Hz polling with the enhanced receiver
  • Driverless setup with on-mouse adjustments
  • Receiver doubles as a charging dock

Cons

  • Maximum DPI is only 3,200
  • Less compelling outside palm grip and tactical shooters, per PC Gamer
  • Coating picks up fingerprints easily, per PC Gamer

Best for

  • Palm-grip players in tactical shooters like CS2 or Valorant
  • Buyers who want a no-software mouse

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Full specifications

Physical

Weight
60 g

Connectivity

Connection
2.4 GHz, USB

Performance

Sensor
PixArt PAW3950
Max DPI
3,200 DPI
Polling rate
4,000 Hz

Core

Shape
Ergonomic
Size
Medium

Features

Buttons
7
Switches
Mechanical

Power

Battery life
80 h

Compatibility notes

  • Polling above 1,000 Hz requires the enhanced wireless receiver included in the box.

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What reviewers and owners say

  • PC Gamer · Jacob Fox

    Positive

    Considers it excellent for palm-grip players in tactical shooters, praising the sturdy build and driverless setup, but finds it harder to justify at this price for other players and genres.

    82/100 · 2026-05-19

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Common questions

Is the EC2-CW still sold?

Zowie's EC2-CW page now redirects to the EC2-DW, which PC Gamer describes as having a better sensor, a lighter body and 4K polling compared with the CW version.

Does the EC2-DW need software?

No. Zowie lists it as plug and play with no driver needed, and PC Gamer notes the mouse is limited to 3,200 DPI because it is driverless.

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