ATTACK SHARK X3 MAX PAW3950 무선 게이밍 마우스 및 C06 마우스 코일 케이블

The picture is when I had taken all the mice home to do more of a direct comparison.Recently my work had ordered in some wireless gaming mice for testing and office use, so I got to try out 5 different options for work and gaming (we have a couple office gaming PC's, as well as my time using them for gaming at home) and figured which I liked the most.This is the order I would put them in as far as what I liked the most.#1: $140 (Vaxee NP-01S v2) <- personal#2: $51 (Attack Shark X3 Max) <- work#3: $130 (Endgame Gear OP1w 4k v2) <- work#4: $55 (VXE R1 Pro Max) <- personal#5: $58 (MCHOSE A7 V2 Pro) <- workConsidering the Attack Shark was my 2nd favorite when it was the cheapest and it also beat out (for me) a $130 mouse, I am very impressed. Honestly, if I had bought the Attack Shark for the office before I ordered the Vaxee for myself, I might have forgotten the Vaxee and just ordered another Attack Shark for my home mouse. I do like the Vaxee more, but I don't like it $100 more... (shipping was $10)The shape of the Attack Shark just feels comfortable without effort, and the specs it has matches up with the Vaxee and Endgame Gear (I don't use them above 1k polling, since it's a waste of battery for any benefit you get). The web driver is a bit jank, but it gets the job done. I also like that the mouse isn't TOO light, since I'm not the type who wants a mouse to be as light as possible. Anything below 55g or so is starting to feel too light to me.The mouse feels solid, looks good, is comfortable for my medium sized hands, isn't too light, has a web driver that works, the clicks and scroll wheel feel good... It is very hard to beat for $50.

TLDR: The mouse has an amazing sensor and feels great, but is very small and when plugged in it has issues. Picture gives a standard debit card for size comparison.I have tried many mice from many brands with ranging pricing, and by far in my experience this is my favorite mouse... when using wireless. It offers an attractive price point, a 42k dpi sensor, and a coiled cable?I switched to this mouse from my previous Corsair and Logitech mice that are roughly $100+, but I have used cheap mice before from brands like HP/Red Dragon/Razer. Coming from these mice, this mouse offers a lot and easily compares with the corsair/logitech at half the price. The mouse is super light, but does not feel super cheap like you would expect at $50. The 42k dpi sensor works amazingly, I may not use the full 42k dpi, but with that extra headroom it makes the mouse smoother and prevents any lag or stutters in it. I love the performance of this mouse more than my previous, and that is certainly saying something.Though I love the mouse, I recognize its downfalls. The mouse is very small, and I was not expecting that at all. For any adults or people with big hands, you might have trouble using this mouse because if its size. I adapted to it, but only because of how I hold my mice. Other than the size, the cable it comes with feels very stiff and cheaply made. It looks nice, but because of its stiffness it tends to tug the mouse a bit if it is being stretched, completely wiping out the ultra light selling point of this product. Other than the stiffness, when the mouse is dead and you have to plug it in to your computer, it lags and stutters a significant amount. Just moving the mouse around for more rhan 3-5seconds will make it stop, and only turn back on if the mouse button is clicked.Overall, I love the performance of this mouse, but only when it is charged and in the 2.4 wireless mode with the USB dongle. Otherwise, this mouse runs into a lot of problems and loses its worth at $60.

The Attack Shark X3Max Esports wireless gaming mouse comes with a user manual, a keyboard cable (USB A to USB C, comes in 2 parts; I guess you can also use it for other devices/charging), a braided USB A to USB C cord for the mouse, a hidden USB A receiver, mouse stickers, and extra mouse skates.There's a lot of stuff in the bundle, some of which may or may not be of use to you (depending on your preferences). I chose not to apply the mouse stickers and I had the keyboard cable set aside.The mouse has 3 connecting modes: Bluetooth (ver. 5.2 or 5.4 options), Wifi 2.4Ghz (hidden USB receiver underneath the mouse), and wired mode (USB C port at top front side of the mouse). There's a switch on the bottom side of the mouse to select connection mode as well as Bluetooth mode. There's also a button for you to toggle DPI sensitivity for the mouse. If you need to customize the mouse buttons, there's additional software available as well.So far, mouse has been great both wireless (I've been using the Bluetooth 5.4 option) and wired modes. It is super super lightweight and glides very well. The default sensitivity works quite well for me. Build quality appears okay so far. 4.5 stars.

It has pure aura

Impressed with the quality in craftsmanship that this mouse is constructed with as its on par with my Razer Viper V3 Pro. The Sensor is what is used in most, if not all of the top of the line gaming mouses. Ergonomically fits smaller and medium sized hands better but also claw grip works comfortably as well if you have bigger hands. Overall well constructed and recommended for quality and pricing.

Grandson loved this

My teenage son requested this mouse. As an avid coder, and computer user he is very satisfied with its functionality and capabilities. Very good value for the money.

Don't know why this is lower stars than 5. Super light, great shape; fits 19 cm hands perfectly! Bought it for office work. Should be great for long hours. Connectivity options are plenty. Great price. Very well built. You may need to play with DPI settings on the mouse and the Mouse pointer speed and Lines to scroll at a time mouse settings on the PC to get the desired speed and smoothness. The shape is perfect and you don't have to look to place your hand on it unlike some gawd awful ergonomic mice out there.

Surprised with just how good the quality was for the price feels kind of like my superlight in my hand while not as high quality still very good for the price tho.Also the wire feels high quality.

It good to playing game is very light

Grandson loves it!! Delivery was so quick!! It’s perfect!!

La primera vez que lo conecte tuve unos ligeros problemas con el sensor, después de unos minutos todo quedó muy bien calibrado y el mouse ya está al 100, definitivamente lo recomiendo, muy buena aceleración, la forma es hermosa se ajusta muy bien para casi cualquier agarre, la bateria aun no se ya que lo estoy usando alambrico, no pesa nadita eso si y sobre todo la calidad de construcción es de 10, se siente super profesional

It's a good mouse

I ordered a white mouse but they sent in the black one. Other than the colour, mouse works just fine and is very light.

I like everything about this mice except for the price, I just can't seem to figure out why it costs so much when other mice of comparable quality cost significantly less and go on sale all the time too. I'm going to hope it's because of the quality of the switch and other parts inside, but I'm not experienced in taking apart mice enough to check. If the parts really do last super long I'd be impressed as I play a lot of clicking intensive games.As for the rest of the mice, I do like the feel of it and quality of the exterior. It's pretty lightweight and its size is perfect for my hand. I don't like giant mice with the extended flat bases so this lets me get a good grip around the whole mouse. It has a solid tactile feel to the buttons and the scroll wheel. Just enough resistance while also providing enough give. I do also prefer that the mouse doesn't have too many buttons, it's just right for my needs with the two side buttons. The mouse slides fine even without a mousepad, and is really smooth with one.Another thing I must mention is that I love that there are options for how the mouse is connected. You get wired, wireless, and bluetooth, so you can choose whichever works best for you. The coiled cable I don't care much for but some people might like the aesthetics.Overall, I hope the quality of the parts inside the mouse make up for the price. Everything does seem fine on the outside though so I guess I'll see how long that lasts as I've only had it for about a month.

Ordered this mouse to replace my old one and it works awesome I'm actually using this for my TV which has my laptop hooked up to it and at a distance of 15 feet there's no problem receiving the signals.. the decals are packaged separately which need to be applied by you which is definitely not a deal-breaker and not really necessary unless you like the aesthetic look.Works great very happy good deal

I recently purchased the ATTACK SHARK X3MAX Esports Wireless Gaming Mouse, and it has been a game-changer for my gaming experience. The PixArt PAW3950 Gaming Sensor provides incredible precision, and the adjustable DPI up to 42K ensures I can customize it to my exact needs. The mouse is lightweight at just 49g, making it easy to maneuver during intense gaming sessions. The tri-mode connectivity (BT5.2/2.4Ghz/Wired) offers great versatility, and the coiled cable is a nice touch for wired use. The build quality is excellent, and the mouse feels durable and comfortable in hand. Highly recommend this gaming mouse for anyone looking to elevate their gaming setup!

Now they provide an incredibly nice cable in the box, but it's probably oriented more towards keyboard, as i cannot fathom why you'd use it for charging only.There's a normal usb C cable in the box too, so no worries there, but that's about all i have nice to say about this mouse. It's quite small and light, making it feel cheap and made for children unfortunately, i couldn't use it for more than 30 mins before getting hand cramps.This mouse is also made for both hands, but has button on the left side only, which makes it comfortable for no one but maybe children ?Good mouse for the price, but the size of it makes it hard to recommend for any adults.3/5

Mouse is very light weight and easy to maneuver around, the battery last pretty long for long gaming sessions. The program also provides customizable features for the mouse including dpi customizations, button customizations, and more deeper technical customizations that fits anyone's play style.My only gripe is that I do wish the mouse provided more buttons on the side and also had RGB lighting features

I won't lie to you—when I ordered the X3MAX mouse by ATTACK SHARK, I was completely sold on everything it offered. I mean, come on: 42K DPI, 1000Hz polling, an ultralight design, and three ways to connect—what's not to like? Not to mention the cool-looking grip tape, "virgin grade" (really?) skates, and a high-quality copper coil cable. At $60, this mouse seemed like a steal, right?Well, no. Not in my opinion, at least. I want to stay as objective as possible here, but I'll be upfront: subjectively, I'm not a fan. As I mentioned in the headline, this feels like a mediocre mouse that’s priced higher than it should be, largely because of the supposed value of the add-ons. Spoiler alert: none of it is worth the price.That said, credit where credit is due. The mouse feels fine, for the most part, and performs well enough. The DPI can get crazy fast if that’s what you need, it tracks well, and it's as responsive as I'd ever need it to be. It looks decent, and the stickers are actually pretty cool in person. Plus, those "virgin grade" skates do glide very nicely.The issue is that this mouse doesn't do much more than any other generic mouse. Redragon, for instance, offers plenty of mice at a fraction of the price that are just as good—some even feel better to me, and for less than half the cost. So, in my opinion, the dollars and "sense" just don’t add up. Yes, I said "sense," because it simply doesn't make any.The stickers don't add much beyond making the mouse look more attractive. The "high-quality" copper coil cable—likely costing only about $3 to manufacture—is bulky, stiff, and tugs the mouse in whatever direction it wants, which is obviously annoying. Honestly, I can’t tell any difference between that and the soft braided cable they (thankfully) also included. The mouse is also nearly compact in size, which I suspect will be too small for most hands. While nothing about it feels awful, nothing about it feels premium either.I promise you, I’m not hating on this mouse just for the sake of it. I didn’t open the box and immediately think, "This thing sucks." I genuinely wanted to like it. It just frustrates me that they can charge this much for what amounts to a $30 mouse at most, unless someone comes out and tells the truth.The coil cable isn't worth it. The grip tape doesn't add anything substantial. Maybe 1% of people would actually make use of 42K DPI. It's ultralight because it's ultra cheap, and I bet it's going to feel too small for the vast majority of users. So, yeah, I do not recommend this mouse, and I firmly believe you should look elsewhere. It's a shame, but at the end of the day, that's just the way it is.

Fairly standard comfortable shape that is LH/RH agnostic. Very light. Kind of wish it had weight options. Wired and wireless options. I'm a fan.

I was initially disappointed that this mouse wasn't wireless, but then I found a little compartment on the bottom where the USB receiver was hidden. Once I plugged it in, I had a wireless mouse! It's very responsive, and best of all, it doesn't make any clicking noise when I scroll, which is perfect for my audio booth as my microphone used to pick up the noise from my old mouse. This one is completely silent and works great. The buttons do make a clicking noise, but it's ergonomic, and I'm thrilled to have a wireless mouse again - using a wired one always felt like a hassle to me.

So what do I mean by Average, Well this is a pretty basic "gamer" mouse however its size is on the smaller side, Large hands avoid this period it will cramp you hand's. When I say basic it has a DPI switch and can toggle between bluetooth1 and 2, Has a clip on door for its USB plug.The Mouse comes with some grip tape that is in the image of the print on the mouse, yea that is not pre applied, Its also not very good grip tape. It also comes with there custom coiled XLR cord.This also needs to be pointed out, they sell these cords for 20ish dollars on there own, this is a 60ish dollar mouse....