Technical Specifications

Sensor Type

Optical

Sensor Type

The sensor is the mechanism by which the mouse understands at what distance and with what speed we move it in order to translate our movement into cursor movement on the screen.

Optical

The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable and accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.

Number of Buttons

6

Number of Buttons

For most cases, 5-6 buttons are more than enough (Left/middle/right click, two programmable side buttons, and one for adjusting the sensor resolution).

2. Additional buttons offered by some mice are programmable buttons.

Weight Adjustment

No

Weight Adjustment

The mouse has plates that can be removed so that its weight can be adjusted according to the gamer's preference.

RGB Lighting

Yes

RGB Lighting

The mouse features built-in RGB multi-color lighting. The RGB lighting can take on various shades by combining the colors red, green, and blue, offering a modern aesthetic result.

Colour

Black

Design

Ambidextrous

Bundle

No

Sniper Button

No

Sniper Button

Allows instant DPI reduction for absolute accuracy in headshots and precise movements, suitable for FPS games.

Polling Rate

125 Hz

Polling Rate

Specifies how many times the mouse communicates with the computer per second, for faster response.

Mechanical Switches

-

Mechanical Switches

Mechanical Switches: Mechanical switches provide immediate response and consistent, crisp feedback through the physical contact of metal parts. They are the classic choice for gamers seeking top accuracy and pronounced tactile sensation.

Charging Dock

No

Charging Dock

The charging dock offers easy wireless charging by simply placing the mouse on it. It keeps your desk organized and the device always ready for use.

Connectivity

Connection Method

Wired

Connection Method

The way to connect the mouse to the computer (wireless/wired).

All gaming mice are compatible with consoles (e.g. PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S). Secondary functions (e.g. lighting settings) that require software installation on a computer may not work.

Wired

The most common way to connect gaming mice to the computer is through a wired connection, as it offers a shorter response time that translates into a competitive advantage.

Connector

USB Cable

Connector

• Bluetooth: Ensures easy, wireless connection with a variety of devices without the need for an additional receiver.
• RF 2.4GHz: Offers a stable, low-latency wireless connection via a dedicated receiver (dongle), suitable for gaming.
• USB Cable: Ensures a stable connection without delays and unlimited usage time without the need for charging.