ATTACK SHARK R6 LIGHTSPEED Draadloze Gaming Muis met C06 Muis Opgerolde Kabel

The shape is spectacular for claw grip. Doubly so if you have large bear paws for hands. Rear hump really gives your palm a place to rest against, and the position of the mouse buttons favors it too. All considered... I implore you to find a more solidly constructed, lightweight, and better shaped mouse for $60 that supports 8K polling rate, motion sync, angle snapping, and ripple correction.Pair this mouse up with a glass mouse pad, the sensor supports 0.7mm LOD. This mouse was literally engineered to be the perfect glass pad companion. Only thing I'd add is a $10 pack of Hystar dot PTFE feet, because the stock feet do prevent the glidiness you'd expect.Otherwise... just buy it. You're checking the reviews for a justification, and I'm giving it to you.

Great weight balance, good optical switches (never need to worry about double clicking), great shape, easy to use web driver (no downloads needed to change dpi or polling rate) but underwhelming side buttons. The body of the mouse also feels solid, so I'd say they made a good mouse. In addition, this is the lightest mouse I've ever used and it feels sooo good. At the end of the day, its just a mouse. It to feel great in the hands and works without hiccups.Honestly, its only a 4 Star because the side buttons don't feel good but they work fine.

Light weight , smooth to glide absolutely the best mouse you can get at this price point

I moved from a heavy Logitech G502 Hero to this super light mouse and I love it. I use it for both work and gaming. I wish the software was better and changing DPI was easier(like buttons on the mouse). It is very smooth and feels good in hand. I mostly do wrist movement so it is easy and comfortable in my hand. The battery runs out fast but setting polling rate to 4k or 2k should suffice. In Dota it has been very smooth and also I play shooter games which I noticed I don't have overshooting as the it is lightweight so with fast hand movements my target won't overshoot(it is noticeable). Overall I recommend it as it is cheap and has a good sensor. The web driver works ok as well.

The shape is spectacular for claw grip. Doubly so if you have large bear paws for hands. Rear hump really gives your palm a place to rest against, and the position of the mouse buttons favors it too. All considered... I implore you to find a more solidly constructed, lightweight, and better shaped mouse for $60 that supports 8K polling rate, motion sync, angle snapping, and ripple correction.Pair this mouse up with a glass mouse pad, the sensor supports 0.7mm LOD. This mouse was literally engineered to be the perfect glass pad companion. Only thing I'd add is a $10 pack of Hystar dot PTFE feet, because the stock feet do prevent the glidiness you'd expect.Otherwise... just buy it. You're checking the reviews for a justification, and I'm giving it to you.

There are some things I don't like. For instance, the left and right clicks have more travel than I expected. Lots of spring back but the travel is not short and last, the mouse on the whole is small; my pinky drags, and my thumb is resting on the side buttons.Aside from that, there's some things to like: mouse wheel feels perfect to me, really good glide, the mouse is very light, and ergonomic.Overall, it's a decent mouse but not for me due to the overall size.

mouse is great, has 99% flawlessness, webdriver is not working anymore.

Just skip all other “gaming mouse” n get this. Has a web driver n the latest sensors/tech. The shape is almost pulsar x2h like but lower / less aggressive in the back. It’s also solidly built while being super light .

It's a great mouse but has some QC issues here and there. I had to order two to get one that was in good condition, my first one had an offset click on the left side that didn't click properly near the top of the motion. If anyone is wondering what the difference between the REGULAR R6 and the R6 PRO is, because I know I was wondering!!! The R6PRO comes with a coiled USB-C cable... that's it, that's the difference. Great mouse, QC ~80%.

The R6 Ultralight 39g Wireless 8K PAW3950MAX Gaming Mouse is one of their latest models. The show's star is the 8K wireless sensor along with ORMRON optical switches and DPI up to 42K. All of these features deliver a true flagship experience that is highly competitive with the other big gaming mice brands.Featured here in black, this is a nice-looking mouse for gamers who prefer a medium-sized mouse at 118mm x 60mm x 38mm. It is an ultralightweight mouse and the plastics used are smooth to the touch. Also included in the box is a matching black USB-A to USB-C braided cable, and an upgraded gray coiled USB-A to USB-C cable for charging the mouse or connecting the 2.4Ghz Smart Speed Wireless dongle.The OMRON optical switches have a very nice tactile click that is subtle in terms of sound. The Polling Rate and DPI can both be controlled directly via the mouse however, the desktop app or web-based driver provides access to the full feature set including customization of those features along with key bindings and macros.With Tri-Mode connectivity, you can connect via wired, 2.4 GHz wireless or Bluetooth modes. I'm not sure about the size of the rechargeable battery however, given there is no RGB on this mouse I'd expect the battery life to fall into the best-in-class category. Currently priced below $80, this is an incredible deal given the specs of the mouse - a highly recommended buy.

love this mouse good battery life. and is great if you have smaller hands.

I got this for $75 CAD after tax, which is quite a deal considering the tech involved with this mouse. Great implementation of the 3950 sensor, nordic MCU, clean web driver, and some decent optical clicks! Note: this weighs in about 43grams on average (and not the advertised 39g) but fear not, lots of opportunities here to mod to reduce further. Cheers!

Amazingly light, snappy, accurate. The buttons are a bit loud but the ergonomics are great. I also appreciate that it can be used while charging.

I quite like the Tri-Mode feature. I use it to rapidly switch between 2 machines. This is becoming more common for such peripherals and I like that trend.The shape and basic functions of this mouse are good. It's comfortable to use and behaves as one would expect. Having forward and back buttons like this is a requirement for me - I really like buttons. My favorite mouse has 11.I actually don't like how light this mouse is. It feels like it's fake or missing batteries or something.And about batteries:It's pretty standard these days for mouses to take normal, changeable batteries. This means that when it stops taking a charge it goes in the trash. At ~$76, this should last longer than just a year or so.EDIT: Also related to batteries, this mouse goes to sleep too quickly, taking some movement or a click to wake up. It's not a problem if it's been a long time since I touched it, but it's too soon and missing clicks is a pain.

This mouse is very light, and I really like it, but it’s a bit too small for my hands. I have to use it in a claw grip, even though my hands are medium-sized. I wish it were just slightly longer so I could lay my fingers flat sometimes, but I’ve gotten used to it. I was considering the Attack Shark R11, which is slightly bigger apparently.My main gripe is the lack of a charging dock, which is surprising since their cheaper mice have one. The battery is tiny, and if you use the highest 8,000 Hz polling rate, it drains very quickly, so I usually keep it at 2,000 Hz. I’d gladly sacrifice some lightness for a longer battery and charging dock.Overall, it’s a great mouse and feels much lighter than my MX Master 3, which makes it comfortable for extended use.If you don't feel comfortable using claw grip most of the time or if you have big hands, this mouse definitely isn't for you. I have medium sized hands and I'd say I can barely use this mouse but somehow make it work by holding it in strange ways. I noticed that when claw feels too bad, I hold it in a way that allows me to lay my fingers flat but the hump of the mouse goes no where near the palm of my hand. so it's like my hand's pretty much on the mouse pad instead of the mouse, but it still feels workable because it's so light, I just prefer the hump touching my palms which really isn't possible unless you want your fingers to float off the front of the mouse in which case clicking becomes nearly impossible.

Lightest mouse i've ever used. 39 grams! It's like holding a piece of paper, great for FPS games, and the software it comes with can control everything. Came with drag tape in the box, which applied easily and works great. Love this mouse!

It's amazing how many features this mouse offers. 2.4g, wired, bluetooth, 39g, ptfe feet, 8000hz, 42000 dpi, cable included, grip stickers, coiled cable. And all of this for 80 bucks compared to the competition that sell for like 3x this amount with inferior specs and some patented software which isn't even supported outside of windows. Used it for 2 days now and absolutely love it. Decided to try out something outside of the "big brands" that sell overpriced hardware. Never ever going back to those big brands again, that's all.

Best mouse ive ever had. So light it feels like im holding nothing

solid mouse, does what its meant to at the weight given.

I've been using this for a bit and I'm really happy with it. I have smaller hands and a fingertip/palm grip style and this fits perfectly for me. 39g is so light! Been playing some competitive shooters like Overwatch and Marvel Rivals and it has been solid for me.It comes with feet already attached, a SPARE set of feet which is really rare, and some grips if you want to customize it for more traction. So it's got a lot of extras that claw grips and people with a flick+reset aim style can appreciate too! The feet take a day or so to break in and smooth out but they feel perfect after that. Don't get stressed if it feels a little scratchy at the start. It also comes with the 8k receiver, instead of making you buy it separately like a few other brands have been doing.The wired mode works great when needed. I mostly use it in wireless mode and it's fast and responsive even in 1khz mode. It goes all the way up to 8khz if your CPU can handle it. My computer is due for a big update so I'll be using 8khz then which should feel even smoother than it already does.The buttons all work well and feel good. The clicks are firm and tactile. Battery life has been good. I've been charging it just whenever I remember like once every week or 2 and its never died or probably even got low? And I use it basically all day every day. Maybe at 8khz it would need to be charged more often but thats fine. They have settings profiles in the mouse software driver that let you swap. So you can have an 8khz setup for when you're playing high intensity shooters or something and then set it back to 1khz for just browsing to preserve battery life if that's important for you! The software is pretty decent as far as peripherals go. It's simple and easy to navigate. And ACTUALLY responds. I've had mice/keyboards from major brands like corsair and logitech that would constantly freeze or crash or forget my device exists and make me reset, or just stop working if i changed certain settings. This has been stable and smooth which is a nice change.So yea overall I think it was a great buy and I am becoming a big fan of this brand. I have their x60 HE keyboard as well and it is just as good as this mouse. High end tech with solid build quality for less than half of the other major brands is an easy sell for me :) They don't nickle and dime with you with mandatory "extras" either.

Very light, great value battery life is decent, sensor is smooth.

The Attack Shark R6PRO is hands down one of the best gaming mice I’ve ever used! This mouse is a perfect blend of cutting-edge technology, lightweight design, and versatility, making it an absolute dream for gamers and productivity users alike.What I Love:Feather-Light Design: At just 39 grams, this mouse is incredibly lightweight, making it effortless to glide across my mousepad. It’s perfect for fast-paced gaming sessions where every millisecond counts.PixArt PAW3950MAX Sensor: The 42,000 DPI sensor is ridiculously precise and responsive. Whether I’m playing FPS, MOBA, or working on detailed design projects, the accuracy is unmatched.Tri-Mode Connectivity: The ability to switch between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired modes is a game-changer. I love the flexibility to use it with multiple devices, and the included coiled cable is a nice touch for wired mode.8K Polling Rate: The ultra-high polling rate ensures near-instantaneous response times, giving me a competitive edge in fast-paced games. It’s smooth, lag-free, and incredibly reliable.Build Quality and Design: The white finish looks sleek and modern, and the mouse feels sturdy despite its lightweight construction. The buttons are tactile and satisfying to click, and the ergonomic shape is comfortable for long sessions.Driver Customization: The web driver software is intuitive and allows for easy customization of DPI, polling rate, and button mapping. It’s a great addition for tailoring the mouse to your preferences.Final Thoughts:The Attack Shark R6PRO is a premium gaming mouse that delivers on every front. It’s lightweight, precise, versatile, and packed with features that cater to both casual and competitive gamers. If you’re looking for a high-performance mouse that won’t weigh you down, this is it!

It is very light weight mouse with all the excellent specification. I really like the experience with the mouse.