Mouse da gaming wireless ATTACK SHARK RS6 ULTRA in fibra di carbonio con PAW3955MAX

One of the first things I noticed was just how lightweight it is. It moves very easily without feeling cheap or flimsy.Getting everything set up was also very straightforward. I really like that there are three different ways to connect the mouse depending on your setup. You can plug it directly into your computer via USB, connect through Bluetooth, or use the included wireless dongle. I found the Bluetooth setup especially quick and simple, with no issues getting it connected.In use, the mouse has performed really well. Tracking feels smooth and responsive, and the lightweight design makes quick movements feel effortless. One feature I found particularly interesting is the ability to adjust the physical position of the optical sensor. There are five different positions to choose from, allowing you to move the tracking point to better suit your grip and the way you naturally move the mouse. It’s a level of customization I haven’t seen on many other mice and is a nice option to have if you’re particular about how your mouse tracks.The build quality has been another big positive. Despite being so lightweight, the mouse feels surprisingly strong and solid. There’s no noticeable squeaking or creaking when squeezing the sides, which gives it a more premium feel.I really like that it comes with two batteries. The batteries are held in place magnetically, which makes swapping them out extremely quick and easy. Being able to pull out a depleted battery, snap in a fresh one, and keep using the mouse without having to stop and wait for it to charge is a really convenient feature.Small drawback is that the surface is fairly smooth and can be a little slippery depending on your preference.Another thing that I felt was a little strange was the scroll wheel. Compared to how great the rest of the mouse feels the wheel felt rather cheap. The tactile feedback to me was so so.Also seems to be missing any CSA/cETL/cUL certifications.Other than those small things I’ve been very happy with it so far!

This gaming mouse has been great for my wrist. I used to get pain from my old mouse, but this one hasn't caused that problem. It is comfortable to hold, and the shape fits my right hand well. The carbon fiber shell feels premium and it is light at 63 grams.The best part is the spare battery. They last quite a while, and I never have to be wired. I just swap one out and put the other one in. The swap is very easy. The receiver charges the spare, so I always have one ready.The sensor is precise. It tracks smoothly, and the clicks feel fast. The design looks cool, and the build quality feels good. It also came with an extra coil cable that adds some RGB lights. So pretty. It works great for gaming. If you want a lightweight mouse with swappable batteries and no downtime, this one is a great choice.

The RS6 Ultra is a fairly well equipped mouse and brings to the table something I have only really seen in certain headsets before: quick swap battery packs. This is the standout feature of the mouse and honestly it works rather well. The other notable feature is the adjustable sensor position, it can slide forwards or backwards about an inch total, however personally I have not felt the need to adjust it myself. The short story is this mouse is overall fairly good though the price is creeping up there bringing it more in line with major brands. Ultra light folks won't like it so much, not that it is heavy in any way, while people with slightly larger hands who are looking for an ergo mouse will. I picked this up in Silver to have something different though truthfully I think the Black looks more handsome.On that matter the build is indeed on the larger side, I am not usually much of a palm mouser having used more fingertip grips but this shape does make me more comfortably use my whole hand. The shape is similar to a Deathadder with a long sweeping hump and tall thick side buttons. I find the less I actually think about how I am gripping a mouse the better it is and this one fits that bill. For the shell itself wish they would stop using the term "carbon fiber" as it is misleading, its carbon composite or in simpler terms a higher end lighter stiffer reinforced plastic that doesn't flex very much at all despite being full of holes and relatively lightweight, its a good material. I appreciate that they did not perforate the sides only the top. Weight wise its exactly where I like it at 62g making it decently light for the size but not into that ultralight category some like, for me though its perfect. Balance is good and the texture implant feels nice but it's not the grippiest mouse surface, no notable coating here and even with the texture it is a bit slippary. There are grip stickers if needed but I prefer to not use them. Also included is their typical collated cable, I have a few of these and while they have a certain aesthetic I don't particularly like them myself, they just take up more space.Side buttons are large and well placed and feel middle of the road, I have no issues with them and they are nothing of note other than on the grey model they are chromed plastic which I find looks a little tacky. Scroll wheel is light and feels decent, its lightly textured and lightly notched on the scroll, again nothing bad and nothing to really speak of. Main clicks are decent, supposed to be optical switches and based on the feel I believe this to be true as they feel almost exactly like other Attack Shark mice I have used with the same switches. They're not super loud, don't have any notable play but get a little more vague towards the front end of the click. Underneath we have three larger PTFE pads which have good thickness and there's a spare set in the box. They glide consistently well enough but are not what I would call speed skates like dots would be, these are on the slower side.Battery life: well this is where it shines as technically, in a way, its functionally unlimited. You get two 290mah packs where one sits in the mouse and the other one in the dongle charging and ready to go. These snap in magnetically in each side and you can swap them out in about 4 seconds. So yes while technically it is possible to have a moment with a dead battery as long as you take note of the battery light on the receiver and swap them out you will always be good to go, this is fairly significant even though perhaps not ultimately necessary. I like it. I have not had any issues with the batteries falling out when in use but it is possible to thump it hard enough to disconnect or dislodge it but you basically have to drop it on the floor to do so.Perfomance wise this is solid, 3955MAX and the Nordic 54L15 meet the capabilities of 99% of people, its a good combo and there's really nothing negative to note. There is a web driver with a good amount of configuration, Polling rate up to 8K, 6 DPI presets, 5 LOD presets, ripple correction, straight line correction, motion sync, debounce, higher performance or transmission modes, a mouse angle calibration as well as the standard set of button rebinds.All together its very decent. I am not too fond of the silver look in person and some of the extra features do bump the price up a bit over mice that perform just as well even other models from Attack Shark making the value prospect a little more tricky.

I absolutely love the design of this mouse. I have used superlights for years now, but the drivers conflict with my other peripherals. I decided to give this a try to see if it works. There are pros and consPros:plug and play2 rechargeable interchangeable batteriesLightweightCons:Driver updates make no sense on the software you downloadCan’t customize colorsIt has an auto sleep mode that cannot be disabledI will continue using this mouse to play my fps games. It seemed to track like my other mouse.So if you’re looking for a mouse that’s similar to the dex this is the one for you.

A good mouse makes all the difference when gaming. The right weight, polling, click travel, skate smoothness, can all be game savers. Ive been gaming with an AttackShark RS3 Ultimate for a couple months now and love it so jumped on the chance at trying out the R6 Ultra. The body size/shape is nearly identical, but a bit lighter. This RS6 has a swappable battery pack so you never have to worry about switching back and forth between cable mode and wireless. The transmitter has a light that indicates power level so you know when you should change it out between sessions. It uses an online driver and can do things like switching off the LED lights. Attack shark is kind of a Razer alternative and are usually much cheaper, so if your looking for a good quality mouse, give this one a try.

I received a wireless gaming mouse . The mouse is an Attack Shark RS6 ultra wireless mouse. The mouse and its accessories come in a very nice presentation box that is sealed. Inside you get a black carbon fibre wireless mouse, 2 batteries, a charging receiver, charging cord and cords for a Mac or pc. You also get decals to customize your mouse.Everyone in the house has now tried this mouse and we all agree we like it. I like that is nice and light at only 63 grams, it moves easily and feels really good in my hand. I’m not getting hand craps after hours of playing and the easy clicking of the buttons works well for me. Sorry I’m not a technical person but I know what feels good while using and this one is much better than my others. I also love its wireless which is pretty much a given nowadays but I like this one has a rechargeable battery that can be swapped out which is great especially if you are in an intense game.The mouse has a cool look to it with the cutouts on top giving it an exoskeleton look .All 4 of us in the house liked playing with it and now have to decide who gets it with their gaming computers .We had no issues setting it up .

This Attack Shark RS6 carbon fiber wireless mouse is an absolute beast for gamingIt's ergonomic size fits perfectly in the palm of you hand and all the buttons are easy to reach forThe aerated carbon casing makes it so light compare to the majority of the other mouse !And the design is absolutely amazing !The buttons works very well and the wheel system is accurateDPI switch is great for multi gamingThere are 3 connections option which makes your life easier depending on your needsAnd with the swappable battery system , you can play without interruption for longer than you body could !The firmware is nice and easy to set upand the mouse's reactivity is really amazingOverall I do really enjoy this mouse , it allow me to play my favorite game with less fatigue in my hands and without the need to charge the mouse or getting it wired

This is not the lightest mouse out there, but it it also isn't far off. You get a lightly textured surface with a carbon fiber look - the texture is so light it feels more matte than anything. None of the openings on the back are noticeable in use and it's comfortable to hold for extended periods. Really, there's nothing unusual about the shape of the mouse so it doesn't really take much adjustment.Settings can be edited via web interface from DPI through to other jitter and lift toggles along with the function of the (barely visible) mouse light and the dongle LED.By default that dongle displays the current battery status with the Attack Shark logo, or flashes if you're charging one of the batteries.The hot-swappable battery is probably my favourite part of this mouse, as the only thing that ruins the experience of a smooth, lightweight wireless mouse is having to plug it in because the battery died. Here? You just swap the dead battery wtih the charged one in the dongle and go. No plugging in and the second battery charges right up again. You can, of course, plug the mouse in via USB-C if you want to use it wired, but I'd sooner take the slight hit to polling rate and battery life than have to deal with a cord again.The mouse, even wireless, is incredibly smooth. I used it almost entirely on a glass mousepad and you can slide it across there like the entire surface is oiled. There's no real friction, the response times are snappy and the mouse movement itself either on the desktop or in games is buttery.You can also adjust the actual sensor position on the bottom over maybe an inch. I confess I don't really notice much of a difference when doing so, but options don't hurt.Overall it's a remarkably solid feeling mouse for something that is literally hollow and full of holes, and it's probably the smoothest mouse I've spent time with too. Using it is effortless.

This is not the lightest mouse out there, but it it also isn't far off. You get a lightly textured surface with a carbon fiber look - the texture is so light it feels more matte than anything. None of the openings on the back are noticeable in use and it's comfortable to hold for extended periods. Really, there's nothing unusual about the shape of the mouse so it doesn't really take much adjustment.Settings can be edited via web interface from DPI through to other jitter and lift toggles along with the function of the (barely visible) mouse light and the dongle LED.By default that dongle displays the current battery status with the Attack Shark logo, or flashes if you're charging one of the batteries.The hot-swappable battery is probably my favourite part of this mouse, as the only thing that ruins the experience of a smooth, lightweight wireless mouse is having to plug it in because the battery died. Here? You just swap the dead battery wtih the charged one in the dongle and go. No plugging in and the second battery charges right up again. You can, of course, plug the mouse in via USB-C if you want to use it wired, but I'd sooner take the slight hit to polling rate and battery life than have to deal with a cord again.The mouse, even wireless, is incredibly smooth. I used it almost entirely on a glass mousepad and you can slide it across there like the entire surface is oiled. There's no real friction, the response times are snappy and the mouse movement itself either on the desktop or in games is buttery.You can also adjust the actual sensor position on the bottom over maybe an inch. I confess I don't really notice much of a difference when doing so, but options don't hurt.Overall it's a remarkably solid feeling mouse for something that is literally hollow and full of holes, and it's probably the smoothest mouse I've spent time with too. Using it is effortless.

In an interesting change of trends, we are now moving away from the ultralight mice stripped of all the features, and returning to a lightweight mouse that has all the features that one might want.This carbon fiber mouse has a very interesting look and texture that feels great to hold, and it even comes with grip tape if you want additional grip. The hollowed design allows the mouse to be more lightweight, although it's definitely not among the lighter mouse on the market.This mouse comes with a nice braided cable, an 8K receiver dongle, but what truly sets this mouse apart from any other mouse I've used before, is the use of dual batteries. You get to charge one battery while the other is in use, so the only downtime you'll have during play sessions, is the time it takes to swap out the battery, which will be just a few seconds!On the bottom of the mouse are amazingly smooth ptfe mouse skates that allow for very smooth gliding across any surface. What is also special here is that the mouse sensor at the bottom can be adjusted up or down, so that your movement can be further adjusted depending on where you hold the mouse. If you move the sensor up, the mouse cursor will move further when moving side to side, and vice versa.The optical switches for the clicks are crisp and satisfying without any creaking or mushiness. The metal scroll wheel has satisfying detents without being too loud in use. While I don't use 8K polling rate not only to save battery, but because I don't think it makes a difference, I'm sure it'll be great for those gamers looking for the highest rates.This is an amazing package at a great value. If you want all of these features in a more mainstream gaming brands out there, you'll have to spend at least twice as much, and you still wouldn't get all of these features.This gets my highest recommendation.

持ったとき軽さがはっきりわかり、長時間マウスを動かしていても手への負担が少ないですね。手に馴染みやすく使いやすいと思います。8000Hzの有線・無線接続に対応しているので、ゲームでは動かしたときの反応も軽快。普段のPC作業でもカーソルがスムーズに動き、操作感はかなり良いです。PAW3955MAXセンサー搭載で、DPIやセンサー位置まで細かく調整できるのも面白いところです。カーボンファイバー複合素材のボディも質感が良く、軽量ながらしっかりした作り。スクロールホイールも金属製で、安っぽさを感じにくいです。軽量マウスが好きな人はもちろん、8Kの高速ポーリングや交換式バッテリーなど、普通のワイヤレスマウスにはない機能を楽しみたい人にも面白いモデルだと思います。価格に見合った性能だと思います。

In an interesting change of trends, we are now moving away from the ultralight mice stripped of all the features, and returning to a lightweight mouse that has all the features that one might want.This carbon fiber mouse has a very interesting look and texture that feels great to hold, and it even comes with grip tape if you want additional grip. The hollowed design allows the mouse to be more lightweight, although it's definitely not among the lighter mouse on the market.This mouse comes with a nice braided cable, an 8K receiver dongle, but what truly sets this mouse apart from any other mouse I've used before, is the use of dual batteries. You get to charge one battery while the other is in use, so the only downtime you'll have during play sessions, is the time it takes to swap out the battery, which will be just a few seconds!On the bottom of the mouse are amazingly smooth ptfe mouse skates that allow for very smooth gliding across any surface. What is also special here is that the mouse sensor at the bottom can be adjusted up or down, so that your movement can be further adjusted depending on where you hold the mouse. If you move the sensor up, the mouse cursor will move further when moving side to side, and vice versa.The optical switches for the clicks are crisp and satisfying without any creaking or mushiness. The metal scroll wheel has satisfying detents without being too loud in use. While I don't use 8K polling rate not only to save battery, but because I don't think it makes a difference, I'm sure it'll be great for those gamers looking for the highest rates.This is an amazing package at a great value. If you want all of these features in a more mainstream gaming brands out there, you'll have to spend at least twice as much, and you still wouldn't get all of these features.This gets my highest recommendation.

ボディはバッテリー込みで実測65g。特筆すべきほどの軽量ではないが無理のない重さ。大きめボディでありながら扱いやすい。ソールはサラッとした触感。滑りやすさよりもコントロール性を重視したタイプのようだ。止めたいところでピタっと止まる。かなりDPIを高くしても細かいコントロールができた。メインボタンは針を弾くような音が小さく鳴る。指への感触もハッキリしているが底付きはやわらかめで疲れにくい。サイドボタンはメインよりもやや大きめの音がカチッと鳴る。メインほどではないがこちらも細くて鋭利な音と感触で悪くない。ホイールはスムーズでザっと回せる。ノッチはしっかりあるのでコントロール性も良い。着脱可能なバッテリーが２個付属。レシーバーが充電器にもなっている。マウスのバッテリーが切れたらレシーバーのバッテリーと交換する。これにより「バッテリー切れで有線でしか使えない」とう時間をなくすことができる。ところでこのバッテリー、PSEマークがついているのは良いのだが、文字配置が要件を満たしていないかもしれない。自分の認識では円形の中にPSとEに分けて表示すべきだと考える。届出事業者名の併記も無い。この他にちょっと珍しい機能として光学センサーの位置調整が可能。管理ソフトはWindows用アプリとWEBドライバーの両対応。DPI，ポーリングレート，LOD，応答時間，LED，リップル制御，直線補正，モーションシンク等の設定や調整ができることを確認した。DPIは6つまでの値をセットしてマウス底面のボタンで切り替え可能。

他の商品と段ボールに梱包され置き配で届きました。使っていたマウスの左クリックが反応しにくい状態だったので、交換したくて注文しました。有線と無線の接続が選べるので、接続方法に柔軟性があります。特に2.4GHzは遅延が少ない接続なので使いやすいと思います。充電ストレスを軽減する仕組みなのも高評価です。以前からゲーミングマウスを使っているので、8KHz、52000DPIなどの恩恵、差は感じませんが、同じように使えているので、性能は十分なんだと思います。センサーの位置を変えられるので、使って好みの位置を探すのが良さそうです。軽いのが苦手なので、底にテープを貼って摩擦を増やして使っています。デザインは好みが分かれそうですが、機能面は十分に感じます。耐久性・不具合などは使い続けて確認したいです。