Souris gaming ultra-légère ATTACK SHARK V3PRO à trois modes avec station de charge

Perfect shape and budget gaming mouse

This a really good mouse light and great for gaming

I’ve used the big-name "Superlight" mice that cost three times as much as this, and honestly? The Attack Shark V3PRO just made them all look overpriced. If you are looking for an ultra-lightweight esports mouse and you aren't obsessed with a specific logo, stop scrolling and just buy this.The Performance:Weight: At 62g, it feels like an extension of my hand. The flick-shots in [Valorant/Apex] feel crisp and instantaneous.The Sensor: The PAW3311 is flawless. Zero jitter, zero lag. I’ve been running it on the 2.4Ghz wireless mode and it feels just as responsive as a wired connection.The Berry Red + Tape: The color is stunning in person—it’s a deep, metallic-looking red. I actually used the included grip tape, and it’s surprisingly high quality. It gives you that "locked-in" feel during intense matches.The "X-Factor":The magnetic charging dock is the real MVP here. It’s insane that this is included at this price point. It looks great on my desk, and the magnets are strong enough that you don't have to "wiggle" it to get it to charge. I just drop it on at the end of the night and it’s ready to go the next morning.The Bottom Line:Crispy clicks, a top-tier sensor, and a premium charging dock—all for a budget price. It’s rare to find a product that actually over-delivers on its promises, but this is one of them. My other "pro" mice are officially going into the drawer as backups.

Another great addition to the expensive mouse clone Mmarket with this one being a clone of the razor DeathAdder. Nowadays mainstream mouse brands have become far too expensive and I'm more than happy to see all these one-to-one clones of said mice with good quality internal components and a far more acceptable price tag. As I said at the beginning this is a copy of a DeathAdder which is a large mouse that has been on the market for a very long time and the newest rendition has gone up in price, so this mouse takes his place while adding some nice creature comforts. The mouse itself has a solid build quality with no rattles or creeks coming from it during heavy use. The internals are laid out in the listing, but I'll repeat them nonetheless. The switch is used are Omron 100 million life cycle switches which are known to be middle to high-end switches and in my opinion feel quite good along with that they're paired with a Pixart 3311 mouth sensor which is a lower end gaming Optical sensor that has good enough specs for almost any situation I can throw at it and although it isn't the highest end of mouse sensors I now have quite a few mice that use this sensor and I've had zero issues with any of them. Even though this is a larger mouse it's still relatively light, but I wouldn't put it in the ultralight category as this is one of the largest mice I own mainly designed for people with big hands and people that use a palm grip and so I highly recommend it as I find it extremely comfortable. Using the mouse is very easy you use the included cable to plug the included dock into your PC at which point you can take out the dongle from the small storage cubby inside the mouse on the bottom and plug it directly into the dock as it is a USB hub from that point on you're pretty much set. Being a 1,000 Hertz polling rate mouse there is no noticeable latency even in competitive gaming sessions. Functionally this is a very basic mouse you get your basic left and right click along with the scroll wheel and two side buttons that come mapped by default to go back and forth on pages, but using the software they can be programmed to do anything you want including macros. So if you're looking for a DeathAdder alternative for a far lower price there comes with a very handy charging dock then I'd highly recommend this mouse as I have plenty of mice with the same specs that have served me well for months and although attack shark has had some QC problems in the past all of the newer mice I have tested from them seem to work flawlessly out of the box.

Pixel-Perfect Accuracy with 25K DPI: Dominate every game with the PixArt PAW3311 optical sensor, offering up to 25,000 DPI and adjustable in 50-DPI increments. With 400 IPS speed and 40G acceleration, every flick, swipe, and precision shot is captured flawlessly.Built for Speed & Reliability: Powered by the Broadcom BK52820 chip, the V3PRO ensures ultra-stable connectivity, low latency, and optimized power efficiency. Durable microswitches rated for over 100 million clicks deliver crisp, responsive feedback for years of competitive gaming.Ultralight Ergonomic Design: Weighing just 62g ±3g, this esports mouse minimizes arm fatigue during extended sessions. Its ergonomic shape supports natural hand positioning, while the included magnetic RGB charging dock keeps your mouse powered and adds a striking visual flair to your setup.Versatile Tri-Mode Connectivity: Seamlessly switch between 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and USB-C wired modes. A 1000Hz polling rate ensures 1ms response times, and the 500mAh battery provides hours of uninterrupted gameplay or productivity.Fully Programmable for Pro-Level Control: Customize DPI, polling rate, button mapping, macros, and more through intuitive software. Smooth dual-layer PTFE feet deliver effortless glide for FPS, MOBA, or MMO gaming, while the magnetic dock ensures your mouse is always ready for battle.

Well I needed a new mouse because I kinda got a bit pissed at my game but I got this one it feels nice in my hand very light and it’s like my first wireless mouse so I still got to get used to it but very good i would get