ATTACK SHARK X11 ULTRA Carbon Fiber Wireless 8K PAW3950MAX Gaming Mouse

This model X11 Attack Shark gaming mouse is supplied with a 2.4GHz USB adapter for you laptop/computer.I have quite a few Attack Shark products and they really are excellent with no issues on any of them.Compared to the model V6, this one is lighter, has no thumb plate/rest and has a more textured surface. The V6 also has a charging holder which I love as I never worry about charging it. I just put it on when I'm done. This one however needs to be charged via USB-C cable (supplied).The charge lasts a long enough time to not need to worry about losing power if you charge regularly. Just remember to charge it up before anything important.The mouse slides very smoothly. You can feel it is smoother than the V6 and both are far smoother than my Logitech M720 which I use for work(it allows multiple computer use).The response is really fast. Just make sure your computer is up to it. One of mine buffers the movements and then even though I stop moving I can watch the mouse pointer follow the pattern with a 1/5 second delay. This is not the problem of the mouse however as it also does it with the Logitech.If you are a gamer, this is a great mouse. Just make sure that is is ergonomically suitable for you. If so, you have a great product that enhances the gaming experience to high level.

I picked this up through Vine and honestly wasn’t expecting much… but this mouse is actually 🔥.First impressions:Right out of the box, the packaging is clean and premium. You get the mouse, USB-C cable, wireless dongle, grip tape, and some fun stickers. The carbon fiber-style finish looks way better in person than in the listing—subtle but aggressive.Build & feel:Super lightweight (you can feel it immediately), but it doesn’t feel cheap at all. The shape is comfortable for long sessions, and the matte texture gives a solid grip even without the included grip tape.Performance:Running this on Diablo 4 and it’s smooth. No noticeable lag on 2.4GHz wireless, clicks feel crisp, and tracking is accurate. The 8K polling rate and PAW3950 sensor make it feel very responsive—definitely above what I expected at this price point.Connectivity:Love that it has multiple modes (wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz). Easy to switch depending on setup.Battery:Still testing long-term, but so far it holds a charge well and charges quickly with USB-C.Minor cons:• Branding is a little random (stickers are kinda funny lol)• Software isn’t as polished as big-name brands (if you even use it)Overall:For the price, this is a sleeper. Lightweight, responsive, and looks clean—perfect for casual or even semi-competitive gaming. I’ll definitely be using this regularly.Would recommend if you want a high-performance mouse without paying premium brand prices.

My kid is the gamer. His report is the review. It is a very precise mouse with fast and very accurate tracking. Lag is far less than his other mouse. It can be used wired or wireless, but he prefers wireless. Although the little shark bit does work great!The mouse looks good and is easily programmable to your needs. Easy charge. He has no complaints whatsoever, ad says it is his best mouse now. It is expensive, but not in the very expensive range for some gaming mice. So I think it is a good value.

If you're on the fence between the Attack Shark X11 Ultra, and the Mamabasnake X11 Ultra... don't fret - they're identical. In fact, they both come in an Attack Shark X11 retail box.I'm a pretty big fan of Attack Shark products; they offer great products for competitive prices, which is more and more important in this economy. The mouse itself feels very similar to the Attack Shark R11 Ultra, which is also an 8K Carbon Fiber mouse, also with the PAW3950 MAX sensor, and the shape and feel is virtually identical to me. In a blind test, I struggle to tell the two apart.Visually, I like the R11 Ultra more than this X11 Ultra. The R11 Ultra has a swirly pattern, reminiscent of Japanese folded steel, commonly referred to as Damascus steel. The X11 in comparison looks like flakes of carbon fiber, and is almost like a weird digital camo pattern. Both feel identical - that is, they're rough to the touch, which provides great grip, but I personally find it's not as pleasant to hold as a smoother mouse. This is purely subjective though.From a usability standpoint, I think they're both great. They both track extremely well, and I had no problems with lag or odd tracking behaviour. The problem is that the R11 is quite a bit lighter at 51g, whereas the X11 here, is coming in at a heftier 67g. The R11 is also very similarly priced (in fact, at the time of writing, the R11 is cheaper on Amazon!). Personally I would choose the R11 for the better aesthetics and lower weight for the same (or lower) price, but that doesn't make the X11 a bad mouse. You'll need to decide for yourself if you like the style of this puppy

I bought one of these just recently, and I love the aesthetic of the carbon. this is my first wireless mouse and i have had no issues. its super comfortable when I play and work and the type c dongle allows me to continue using the mouse when charging easily with no downtime when i use the cable from the signal hub.

I really, really like this mouse ( and I have some very nice mice ). Very comfortable, good battery life, light and the texture is great! I typically run mice at 1k and 2400 dpi. This thing is fire, smooth, fast and clicks great. The wicked looks are a bonus lol

Very good mouse!

I got it cheaper elsewhere and at the price i bought it for it stood way above its peers in performance and build quality.

The main drawback IMO coming from a thick and chonky mouse is you lose about 5 buttons but for the weight and responsiveness its worth it.

After buying the mouse TWICE (because its that nice) i also got the R85HE 3x (one for me, wifey and friend) and needless to say im an ATTACK SHARK fan!

High quality stuff

They sent the wrong color, but the mouse is impressive. It has rapid.glide and zero lag time. Its really sensitive to movement so it goes where you want it to without any drag, pause, or glitching. It is very easy tomprogram and is a super fast charging mouse. Its battery holds a long time to which allows for continuous play. I have used attack shark before but wasn't as impressed as I am with this mouse - total game changer (no pun intended)

The Attack Shark X11 Ultra is their latest gaming mouse in 2026 and appears to be their "flagship" competitive gaming mouse model with a lightweight 59g, thanks to the carbon fiber mouse shell, which also features a textured grip to it. Performance is driven by the combination of the Nordic 54L15 chipset for ultra-low latency and the PAW3950MAX optical sensor, which is capable of up to 42,000 DPI. While the DPI seems to be more marketing than real-world useful, this mouse also offers polling rates up to 8K as well. I tend to be a 2,400 DPI and 1K user and don't find the available headroom above that useful, but your mileage may vary based on your use case. Such as a competitive e-sports gamer.The build quality of X11 Ultra is excellent overall, and I continue to be impressed by brands such as Attack Shark that have evolved quickly in terms of their performance, build quality and reliability that matches the usual e-sport favourite brands such as Razer and Logitech. I recently tested the flagship offering from Corsair at 3x the price, and I can honestly say, the X11 Ultra delivers on build quality and performance, at a significant savings. The mouse buttons are tactile, clicky with a light ting thanks to the Omron optical micro switches, and the scroll wheel is smooth, thanks to the upgraded CNC-machined metal design versus Attack Shark's typical plastic style. The dual-layer mouse skates were also excellent, and Attack Shark also includes a second set in the box.The X11 Ultra offers Tri-Mode connection. So, wired, Bluetooth or via the included sharkfin-styled 2.4GHz dongle that uses a USB-C connection with the included braided USB-A to USB-C cable. Attack Shark uses a web driver for configuring and updating this mouse for free via your web browser. I prefer this over a dedicated desktop app myself; however, Attack Shark does offer an App separately with all of the same functionality.Overall, the Attack Shark X11Ultra is a solid gaming mouse in a highly competitive market thanks to its leading-class specs, great build quality, and, most importantly, its actual performance. I found the mouse very comfortable to use during my long testing sessions, and the textured carbon fiber coating meant I didn't even need the included grip tape, though I appreciate that it was included in the box. An easy recommended buy based on my experience gaming with it, and hopefully, you'll also catch it on a deal, though I think it has a very competitive regular price.

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