ATTACK SHARK V6 Ultra-Light Tri-Mode Gaming Mouse

I don’t say this lightly, but the ATTACK SHARK V6 is probably my favorite mouse I’ve ever used. The moment I put my hand on it, I knew the thumb rest and overall shape are just perfect. It fits my hand so naturally that long gaming sessions feel effortless.Performance-wise, it absolutely delivers. The PAW3311 sensor, 25K DPI, and 1K polling rate make everything feel precise and responsive, whether I’m gaming or working. The tri-mode connectivity (wired, 2.4G, Bluetooth) is super convenient, and switching between devices is seamless.The RGB charging dock is both practical and clean-looking drop it in, it charges, and your desk looks cooler while it does it. The programmable buttons are easy to set up, and the cloud-based driver is straightforward without feeling bloated.But honestly? The comfort is what seals it. The way my thumb sits just feels right no strain, no awkward reach, no fatigue.If you want a mouse that performs great and feels amazing in the hand, this one is an easy recommendation.

This was a gift for my 17-year-old, along with a new gaming desktop, and he loves everything about this mouse. It connected to his computer almost instantly, feels great in his hand, moves very smoothly, and has zero noticeable lag. The buttons are well placed and work perfectly for fast-paced games - the fact you can program them is also a huge advantage.The weight is just right—not so light that it feels cheap and not so heavy that it interferes with gameplay. The overall sturdiness, along with the solid scroll wheel and responsive buttons, makes this mouse feel very durable. We expect it to hold up well even with heavy teenage gaming use.The charging dock is very convenient, providing a solid connection and quick charging. This mouse could easily pass for a $100 product, which makes it an excellent value at its current price point.

This ATTACK SHARK V6 mouse is a big step forward for the brand. It has a more premium build quality with a comfortable thumb rest and the added value of the charging dock is awesome. Set up is simple, just plug and play, and you can optionally obtain the drivers for this mouse from the ATTACK SHARK website.The buttons on here feel nice and clicky, and have a great ergonomic feel to them. Battery life seems to last plenty long enough for what I need, and just dropping this on the dock at the end of the day will make sure you will never run out of juice while gaming.All in all, this is another great mouse from ATTACK SHARK. For only $38 at time of writing this is a great competitor to leading brands, offering all of the functionality and durability for a fraction of the price.

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I recently picked up the ATTACK SHARK V6 wireless gaming mouse (color: white) and have been pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of features packed into such an affordable package. In the box, you get the mouse itself, a dedicated magnetic charging dock, a USB charging cable, and the user manual. The mouse boasts a comfortable ergonomic design and features a built-in rechargeable battery, which pairs perfectly with the included docking station; a bonus at this price point. It utilizes a 2.4GHz wireless connection for stability and offers adjustable DPI (25K DPI PAW3311 Sensor) settings to fine-tune sensitivity on the fly. The design is complemented by subtle RGB lighting zones that add a nice aesthetic touch without being overly distracting, and the battery life has held up impressively well during my initial testing. The included USB dongle can be plugged directly into the PC or into the charging dock, with dock being plugged into the PC.From a daily use standpoint, I think it’s an excellent mouse. I’ve been using it a few days now and this is the first mouse (and I have many) I’ve come across in quite some time that might actually take over my Razer Orochi V2 to become my daily driver. The ergonomic shape fits great in my hand, and the integrated thumb rest is a nice, useful feature that adds to the overall comfort during long sessions. Performance-wise, the cursor on the screen is very smooth; I haven't experienced any latency or interference from other 2.4GHz devices in the same room. The scroll wheel feels precise and smooth, while the left and right mouse buttons provide a satisfying tactile click that is audible but not loud at all. I also appreciate the side buttons (Mouse 3 and 4) being positioned nicely and protrude just the right amount, making them easy to actuate without accidental misclicks. I’ve tested all modes (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz and wired) and all perform extremely well. No noticeable latency with any of the modes.The mouse itself has no noticeable drawbacks. My only personal change would be to have it weigh a little more. I like a heavier weighted mouse that takes a little more effort to push around. This is definitely a light-weight mouse but the weight does feel appropriate.Overall, I think this mouse is a good value. It performs well in both gaming and productivity tasks, and the convenience of the charging dock cannot be overstated. It is priced very well for what you get, offering premium features without the premium price tag. If you are looking for a reliable wireless option with a dock, I definitely recommend it. 5/5 stars.

I've tried a ton of Attack Shark products over the years, and while I'm mostly happy with them, they usually have at least one or two things that keep them from being mainstays on my desk. The biggest issue is usually with the scroll wheel encoder. It's usually mushy, vague, and gets stuck between steps. I'm happy to say that I am very satisfied with the encoder on this V6. It's more tactile, and doesn't get stuck between steps as easily.One slightly odd thing I did notice, though, when I received it the mouse did not have any type of factory seal on it like most mice/products do. Mine looked unused, thankfully. The sensor is a 3311, which is a budget sensor but perfectly fine for light gaming, or in my case, productivity. Since I received this mouse, I have tested it in both Bluetooth and 2.4 modes for work. Both modes seem to function just fine, though when it's in Bluetooth mode it tends to go to sleep after a while and it takes a bit longer to wake up. It might just be my imagination as well. The Bluetooth mode does have a bit more latency, though. You can feel the slightest delay in tracking, just like I can usually tell in most Bluetooth modes on mice. Pairing the mouse in Bluetooth was incredibly easy and didn't require any awkward button combinations like some mice do.Inside the box, you get the mouse, a nice flexible paracord charging cable, a manual, some cute stickers with anime-esque sharks on them, and a charging dock. You do not get any extra skates or grips with this version, though there is a version that includes grips. The USB dongle is located in the compartment on the bottom of the mouse, which is very handy to have when I store my mice away.The dock works well, and is quite convenient, though the battery life has been excellent in my testing and I haven't had to charge mine yet. I'm using it mostly in 2.4 mode, which should in theory drain the battery more. The lack of RGB helps to preserve battery life, as does the polling rate of the mouse being limited to 1000hz maximum.The mouse shape is similar to the Razer Basilisk, but not a 1-to-1 exact clone. It does look and feel extremely similar, though. The coating on the mouse is chalky and grippy. I haven't had any issues with sweating or slipping. The skates are an odd translucent white, and they aren't the smoothest I've tried. Even the black PTFE skates on my G604 are smoother. Not a huge deal, and they're not scratchy, but they're not the best.The clicks are fantastic. I'm very picky about consistency between left and right clicks, and I'm thrilled that these are actually very nice both in feel and sound. The side clicks and middle mouse click also feel very good.All in all, I'm extremely satisfied with this mouse and will continue using it on my work desk for the foreseeable future as it works incredibly well, and is comfortable for using it 8 hours at a time. Currently at my time of writing this, one can get this for $31 USD which is an absolute steal. Highly recommended. Great job Attack Shark!

This is a great value wireless mouse in a very nice lightweight form.Out of the box, you get the mouse, the usb receiver which is conveniently placed inside the mouse at the bottom, the magnetic charging dock, and a usb cable.As you could see from the images, this is an ergonomically shaped mouse that is meant for right handed use only. If you use the mouse with your left hand, look elsewhere.The mechanical parts are all value parts, you won't find optical switches or dustproof encoders here, but this is more than enough for most use case. The main left and right clicks are snappy and responsive, the side buttons are slightly mushier but snaps back quickly. The mouse wheel scrolls easily without too much effort, but each detent is clearly felt. Middle mouse button is a little soft, but works fine. The mouse can be used in one of three modes: bluetooth, wired, or by using the included wireless receiver. Wireless performance is good enough for casual use and even latency sensitive games, and the dpi settings go higher than most people would likely need.The settings on the mouse can be customized by a web driver or by downloading the appropriate software, although most people should be fine using the buttons themselves for changing the dpi.At around 65 grams, this is not among the lightest mice on the market. However, while there are other mice that are lighter weight and have more advanced internals, this comes in at a fraction of the cost.At less than 40 dollars, this is an amazing value. If you don't need the lightest, highest tech, most up to date mouse on the market, and are looking for a great, lightweight ergo mouse, look no further.Highly recommended.

The mouse has a decent weight and feels pretty good in hand. The plastics used are not the most premium, but they are sufficient for the task at hand and don’t give me much cause for concern regarding longevity. The ergonomics are solid, allowing for a full 8-hour shift without my wrist feeling as if it is screaming at me.The mouse is responsive, with no latency issues that I could detect while using the dongle.Speaking of that dongle, my one nitpick is the logo on that dongle. It is a shark fin. However, when using it in the dock, it is inverted into a stylized “V” shape. Incredibly nitpicky but I’m genuinely surprised no one caught this before production.Overall, I like this for a daily driver. It looks good, feels ok, and works as expected. Couple that with the docking station and this is a winner!

I was used to my old basilisk so having this mouse was a lifesaver as it has a similar profile with much less weight. The software is also simple enough to navigate through.

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The mouse is good quality. It has customizable options where you can set it. The functionality of the mouse works great. It has a good price for the money. It’s a nice sized mouse for gaming kinda like a joystick.

This wireless gaming mouse offers excellent value for the price. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand, even during long gaming sessions, reducing strain and improving overall comfort. The buttons are highly responsive and the sensor delivers precise tracking for smooth gameplay. I really like the separate RGB charging dock with it's ease of use and it keeps everything organized and adds a cool visual touch for functionality. The battery life is solid, and the mouse stays connected without lag. Overall, it's a great option for gamers looking for performance and style without breaking the bank.

Physical design of mouse includes a 'wing' that extends out under mouse to allow very good control of the mouse while keeping it in good contact with the mouse pad. The mouse is very responsive with a good range of DPI to meet your preferences. The charging base makes it easy to ensure it stays charged without it needing a wire when using. The base is magnetic so it holds the mouse well when charging. The charger has a button on the bottom to cycle through the lighting effects. The mouse can also be charged directly with a USB C cable when not using the charger base. With the dual 2.4g/bluetooth connection you can use it with your PC when at home but still take it with your laptop when away.Now about the loss of 1 star: To change the DPI you have to pick up the mouse to access the button on the bottom - definitely not what you want to do while gaming! The better gaming mice have the DPI buttpon on the top. Other than this significant failing, this is an excelent gaming mouse.

I have been using this mouse for both gaming and everyday work and it feels really comfortable in hand. The shape is ergonomic and easy to control, even during longer sessions. Tracking feels smooth and accurate, and switching between the wireless modes has been simple and reliable. I really like the charging dock since it keeps the mouse ready and looks nice on the desk. The buttons are responsive and easy to customize, and the white color looks clean with my setup. Overall it has been a solid mouse that performs well and feels good to use.

I have a Razer Basilisk wireless and love the shape but wanted to try a different color to match my keyboard. The plastic on this is smoother than the Razer, I like the textured sides of the Razer but this is easier to use grip tape on if you want to do that. It's much lighter and rechargeable instead of using a battery, which most would prefer. The grip is the same and very comfortable, satisfying to use and I do prefer the DPI button on the bottom like this so I wouldn't hit it accidentally. Overall very nice mouse to use.

The ATTACK SHARK V6 delivers an impressive price to performance ratio that is hard to beat in this category. At this price point, it stands near the top of gaming mice available, with the only real competition being some Mchose models. The PAW3311 sensor feels extremely accurate and responsive, making it excellent for FPS and fast paced competitive gaming. Wireless performance is rock solid thanks to the Broadcom chip, with low latency and great battery efficiency. The ergonomic shape provides comfortable palm support and reduces fatigue during long gaming sessions. The magnetic RGB charging dock is a premium touch that makes charging quick and effortless while also looking great on a desk. Overall, this mouse punches well above its price and is an easy recommendation for gamers looking for high end performance without spending a fortune.

I’ve had the mouse for only 24 hours at this point but I’ve played some games and it feels great. Very smooth and it feels so light. I need a mouse with a thumb rest so the v6 is perfect for that. Very comfortable in the hand, but the thing that pleases me the most is the plastic texture. It’s very nice on the hand and doesn’t make me sweat too much. The dock works great and the magnets latch it into place super easily.
They also threw in stickers and a free plushie which was sweet and very appreciated.
My only gripe with the mouse overall is that the DPI select is on the bottom, but honestly I don’t really change DPI too often so it doesn’t bother me much.

Great job guys this is a winner, and at a great price!

Great mouse for the price. The magnetic charging dock is actually super handy, just plop it on there and it charges. I attached it to my desk with a little bit of sticky tack underneath as it moved sometimes. Way easier than plugging in a cable every time. The sensor is really accurate, tracking feels smooth. Ergonomics are comfortable, fits my hand well and doesn't cause any strain. Being able to switch between wireless, Bluetooth, and wired is nice for different setups. Battery lasts a good while too. The RGB looks good without being too over the top. Software is pretty simple to use for adjusting DPI and button mapping. Really good value compared to more expensive gaming mice. Happy with it.

Amazing, extremily light and super responsive.

It's an amazing mouse, especially for the price. 1:1 form with basilisk