What is the difference between TRACER and the Swiftpoint Z?

What is the difference between TRACER and the Swiftpoint Z?

Both TRACER and Z feature the same ergonomic shape, button placement and basic specifications. But there are differences in terms of hardware/software features and accessories.

The Z is our top-tier premium model so has several features not available to TRACER. Including an OLED screen, Gyroscope and Haptic Feedback. Also the deep click feature is available on 5 of the Zs buttons, but only 2 of TRACER’s. Since TRACER does not include a Gyroscope, the accessories relating to tilt functionality are also not included (Tilt Feet and Flight Stick Extender).

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