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Lamzu - Atlantis Mini Pro vs Lamzu - Thorn

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Atlantis Mini ProLAMZURENDER
Probe A
Lamzu
Atlantis Mini Pro
79.4/ 100A
Sensor72· 45%
Design90· 30%
Connectivity· 25%
ThornLAMZURENDER
Probe B
Lamzu
Thorn
79.9/ 100A
Sensor74· 45%
Design88· 30%
Connectivity· 25%
Quick verdict

Between the Atlantis Mini Pro and Thorn, the Atlantis Mini Pro comes out ahead in weight, while the Thorn wins on max dpi and battery. Overall, the Atlantis Mini Pro scores 79.4 and the Thorn scores 79.9 on our Mars Score.

Buying advice

Which should you buy?

These two are nearly even on the Mars Score (79.4 vs 79.9). The decision isn't about overall quality — both clear the bar — it's about which specific trade-offs fit your use.

Pick the Atlantis Mini Pro if you carry the device everywhere and weight or thickness has been the deciding factor before. The biggest gaps in its favor are weight.

Pick the Thorn if you care most about max dpi and battery. Its strongest claims are max dpi, battery.

Both ship with comparable polling rate, wireless, buttons, so those specs don't separate the two — focus on the differences below.

Bottom line: there is no wrong answer here — match the spec advantages to how you actually use the product. The Mars Score parity tells you both are well-rounded; the differences are about trade-offs, not quality.

Why Lamzu - Atlantis Mini Pro wins

  • Weight — 3.00 g less. 49 vs 52.

Why Lamzu - Thorn wins

  • Max DPI — 15.38% more. 30000 vs 26000.
  • Battery — 14.29% more. 80 h vs 70 h.
Full readout

Spec comparison

Sensor

SpecLamzu - Atlantis Mini ProLamzu - Thorn
Max DPI2600030000lead
Max IPS650750lead
Polling rate4000 Hz4000 Hz

Design

SpecLamzu - Atlantis Mini ProLamzu - Thorn
Weight49 glead52 g
Buttons66
ShapeSymmetricalSymmetrical

Connectivity

SpecLamzu - Atlantis Mini ProLamzu - Thorn
Wirelesstruetrue
Battery70 h80 hlead
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