The newly released DM1 S2 mouse from Dream Machines is meant to be an upgrade over the DM1 Pro S model, launched no less than four years ago. The model retains the design elements we have seen along with the DM1 FPS and incorporates the PMW3360 optical sensor.

The product is shipped inside a black and white cardboard enclosure, with a large S2 logo in the front:

The box sides come with drawings of the mouse chassis:

The main highlights are presented in the back with large fonts:

Inside, we will get to see some documentation, a backup set of PTFE feet but also the main product, inside a transparent plastic mold:

The usage modes are explained in the supplied leaflet, along with some advices:

Dream Machines is one of the few manufacturers offering replacement, pre-cut PTFE pads and this is to be appreciated:

Let’s concentrate our attention on the main product though:

The SteelSeries Sensei-like shape makes its appearance once again with the DM1 S2; we are dealing with an ambidextrous chassis, with buttons only present on the left side panel. The top segment of the chassis is coated with matte black rubber, for a firm grip and optimal comfort:

In the front, we will be able to spot the RGB-enabled scroll wheel, but also a shield-looking button which is initially programmed for DPI cycling. The left and right switches are Huano and guaranteed for 20 million clicks: