ATTACK SHARK RS3 ULTRA Carbon Fiber Wireless PAW3955MAX Gaming Mouse

The product is good all around and i recommend, on the attack shark website it cost 99.99.

This is a great looking mouse in my opinion. It feels good in the hand and slides across my mouse pad without any effort, probably due to the large mouse skates on the bottom.I compared this mouse to one of my super light mice, and this one definitely has a little more weight to it, but it’s still on the lightweight side. The mouse has more of a rounded, bubble like design, and you can definitely feel that in the palm of your hand while using it. Depending on the size of your hand and your personal preference, it could fit your hand really well. I tried both Bluetooth and the included 2.4GHz receiver, and both connected without any issues.Overall, I think this is a fair value for the money. You get a good looking mouse with a good looking design, great performance, and both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connectivity.

The red color and design of this mouse really pops and it looks great. This is not my first attack shark mouse and I like their base receiver design in the sense that you connect it to the same USB C cable that you can use to charge the mouse and you can position it close to your mouse pad to ensure that you have a very good wireless signal. The included USB cable is plenty long and high quality. It's a little bit of a negative to me that it's USBA on one side and USBC on the other, as opposed to USBC on both sides But there's always adapters or you can certainly use some other cable. The mouse is extremely lightweight which some might prefer for rapid gaming but I wish it had a little more heft to it as a personal preference.Now the negative-- After about three days of use the left mouse button started making a loud squeaking noise every single time I clicked. It basically made the mouse unusable, and for a mouse in this price range it's totally unacceptable the button is making annoying, weird noises when it's basically brand new.I'm giving four stars but the specific individual mouse I received probably ought to get two stars. On the other hand if you like a lightweight mouse and yours doesn't have a squeaky button then I think it's a 5 star product and a nice mouse. So I am giving four stars based on the idea that mine needs to be returned or exchanged, but I assume that my mouse with the bad button is a rarity and the vast majority of these would be fine.The DPI adjustment button on the bottom of the mouse is a little bit difficult to operate but overall works fine as long as you don't intend to change DPI very often. If you want easily changeable DPI there are other mice that have that button on top so you can change DPI while still controlling the mouse during a game.I like having the switch on the bottom to toggle between Bluetooth, RF, and wired.

Attack Shark is basically a clone brand of Razer products. Their quality is great and products are very well priced in comparison to the brand name. With that said, Im glad I got a chance to try out this RS3 Ultra mouse because I have been using a Razer Atheris for several years and Ive been overdue on trying something new. I picked up the version with the grip tape. A little bummed the grip tape was not pre-installed, but after I put it on the buttons I realized thats all I wanted. Has a very crisp quiet click with just the right sensitivity, is light weight and moves very smoothly with the large skates. Includes a nice USB-C cable for both charging the mouse and connecting the wireless adapter, but the mouse also has bluetooth if youd rather go that route. I do a lot of gaming and this is probably the most comfortable mouse ive ever used. It has just what a mouse needs, and nothing more. No gimmicks, or crazy amount of buttons, or anything. Just a great mouse, at a good price.

Please note that I have also reviewed the white version and updated the slight differences here, but overall they are 98% similar.As some may know, I despise this carbon fiber textured surface feel that a lot of mice are adopting these days. This mouse features it prevalently, however I do find the red version to be a little more smoothed out and hence less offensive to my hands.The stock skates on this are of high quality and I have no complaints. The main clicks use omron opticals, my favorite switches, and they are quite well implemented. The scroll wheel is solid overall, and the side buttons are fine but not the most responsive and a little mushy, appropriate given this is a Logitech GPX shape clone (not sure why X8 and RS3 are two different names of the same company's clones.On that note, it does have nice little side grooves as far as the GPX shape does, which is of course very shape and relatively universal. Build quality is solid, weight is a little on the heavy side, and overall performance was very satisfactory.All in all, if this was sitting at $80 and not $100, it would be an easy 5 star as this is one of the Attack Shark mice that falls into the very good category.

This is an incredibly cool mouse. You really have to see it in person to get the full effect. The chopped carbon fiber looks really cool in person, and the gold trim accents give it a nice high end look. It says it's a carbon fiber body, but I don't know if that refers to the whole body, or just the carbon fiber look on top of the body. Either way, the mouse is very light. It's easy to move around and glides nicely and feels comfortable in my hand. I got the version with grip tape, but honestly it feels like a crime to cover up the carbon fiber look. And the texture that the chopped fiber gives to the body also works to provide some grip. The buttons click well and are responsive. There is no perceptible lag when using it in 2.4ghz mode. The mouse does support bluetooth connection and wired, but I prefer the dongle mode. If I had to pic a gripe, is that the DPS button is at the bottom of the mouse. This is pretty common in a lot of mouses, but I don't understand why they do this with mice marketed as "gaming" mice. Giving us an extra button on the top side to change DPS on the fly would by ideal. Overall, it's a great looking mouse that also works well for both gaming and productivity. I'm really happy with it.

As some may know, I despise this carbon fiber textured surface feel that a lot of mice are adopting these days. This mouse features it prevalently which is unfortunate given the rest of the mouse is quite decent if not good.The stock skates on this are of high quality and I have no complaints. The main clicks use omron opticals, my favorite switches, and they are quite well implemented. The scroll wheel is solid overall, and the side buttons are fine but not the most responsive and a little mushy, appropriate given this is a Logitech GPX shape clone (not sure why X8 and RS3 are two different names of the same company's clones.On that note, it does have nice little side grooves as far as the GPX shape does, which is of course very shape and relatively universal. Build quality is solid, weight is a little on the heavy side, and overall performance was very satisfactory.All in all, if this was sitting at $80 and not $100, it would be an easy 5 star as this is one of the Attack Shark mice that falls into the very good category.

Super responsive and very lightweight! Great for fast paced games like FPS and the like. I’ve put over 60 hours into this mouse and haven’t had any issues with lagging or “no-selling” inputs while using the receiver. The buttons are nice and tactile, with good feedback and a loud audible click on press.I found the silver carbon neat, but I found myself using the provided grip tape due to the slickness of the mouse. The grip tape works well but is a matte finish that very quickly stains, so be wary if you tend to eat at your desk / while you play on your PC.

This gaming mouse packs a lot of high-end features into a lightweight design. It feels comfortable in the hand, glides smoothly across a mouse pad, and is light enough for fast, precise movements during gaming without feeling flimsy.The sensor tracks accurately, and the high DPI range makes it easy to fine-tune sensitivity for different games or productivity tasks. Whether connected via 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, or USB, the mouse responds quickly and reliably. Switching between connection modes is simple, which makes it useful for both gaming and everyday use.Battery life is another strong point. It lasts a long time between charges, and the included charging cable is a nice touch when it does need to be plugged in. The buttons have a crisp, responsive feel, and the overall build quality is impressive for the price. The RGB lighting is tasteful and adds a bit of personality without being distracting.Overall, this is a feature-packed gaming mouse that combines comfort, responsiveness, and versatility in a lightweight package.

This gaming mouse packs a lot of high-end features into a lightweight design. It feels comfortable in the hand, glides smoothly across a mouse pad, and is light enough for fast, precise movements during gaming without feeling flimsy.The sensor tracks accurately, and the high DPI range makes it easy to fine-tune sensitivity for different games or productivity tasks. Whether connected via 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, or USB, the mouse responds quickly and reliably. Switching between connection modes is simple, which makes it useful for both gaming and everyday use.Battery life is another strong point. It lasts a long time between charges, and the included charging cable is a nice touch when it does need to be plugged in. The buttons have a crisp, responsive feel, and the overall build quality is impressive for the price. The RGB lighting is tasteful and adds a bit of personality without being distracting.Overall, this is a feature-packed gaming mouse that combines comfort, responsiveness, and versatility in a lightweight package.

Picked up this to run as a daily driver, and it's been doing a solid job. The shell feels surprisingly rigid without any flex or creaking under hand pressure, and the glass-feel coating keeps the grip cool and secure during fast swipes. The sensor tracks smoothly across hard surfaces with no skipping. The true polling rate keeps cursor control feeling instant, and the optical switches offer crisp, tactile clicks without double clicking issues. Been using it consistently for a couple of weeks with solid performance in gaming and otherwise.

This mouse is awesome. It'll be easier to just list things out:Pros- feather light. Feels lighter than my Viper v4- slight texture on the plastic feels great in hand- multiple connection options (BT/Wireless)- Great battery life- adjustable dpi settings- fits my hand well- side buttons are positioned wellCons- I wish the wireless transmitter also charged the mouse as a dockThis mouse is a huge value. Its every bit as nice as the mice I've bought over the years from the big gaming brands and much more affordable. I really like that it feels light without feeling cheap or flimsy.

This mouse isn't anything special, it goes up to 8k pulling but you have to have a lot of ram for that. It's not worth how much it costs but it's an OKAY mouse, all though the mouse had a very bad bug which led to the mouse button misfiring, just unplug it and plug it back in. It's kinda light, the durability isn't there. This could also be a manufacturing problem and won't happen to you. Honestly though, a logitech is only 20 bucks more for the super light. Just save your money and buy there.

The mouse is fantastic. Its made of what they say is forged carbon fiber composites. I'm not really sure what that means but it sounds like its plastic with some carbon fiber elements infused in it and then carbon look added to the mold. I don't think (but could be wrong) this is laid or true forged carbon fiber material. Either way, it still is fairly lightweight but it won't be as strong as true laid carbon fiber would have been. Its very responsive and the sensors DPI range goes to the stratosphere. (super super high resolution). The left/right buttons feel good, solid and clear. The side buttons are ok, not as clear or solid but still work fine. The scroll wheel works well. One of the more important things to me is how well it glides across a surface as I like it smooth. It does well here too, better than a less expensive mouse. I personally prefer the stickers for added grip and because it looks better than a forged carbon print.Overall, a very solid, high end gaming mouse.

The mouse is fantastic. Its made of what they say is forged carbon fiber composites. I'm not really sure what that means but it sounds like its plastic with some carbon fiber elements infused in it and then carbon look added to the mold. I don't think (but could be wrong) this is laid or true forged carbon fiber material. Either way, it still is fairly lightweight but it won't be as strong as true laid carbon fiber would have been. Its very responsive and the sensors DPI range goes to the stratosphere. (super super high resolution). The left/right buttons feel good, solid and clear. The side buttons are ok, not as clear or solid but still work fine. The scroll wheel works well. One of the more important things to me is how well it glides across a surface as I like it smooth. It does well here too, better than a less expensive mouse. I personally prefer the stickers for added grip and because it looks better than a forged carbon print.Overall, a very solid, high end gaming mouse.

Attack shark doesn't always make the highest quality equipment however with this mouse that is completely different. And you definitely pay for it because the cost of this mouse is quite high in comparison to their other mice, but the performance is absolutely fantastic and it comes to the grips and a really nice cable as well as the 8K Pual dongle is fantastic. The fact that you can put it anywhere and even has a sticky bottom so it doesn't slide around where you put it. I really wish this would've been actual carbon fiber printing as opposed to this like lines all over the place. However, the grip covers most of it as it is and the grips have come a long way with attack shark. The original attacker that I got the first one that I had grips with it the grips came off within like two weeks however, the adhesive that they're using now they must've changed something because it sticks 1 million times better than it did before it actually grips your hand as opposed to just being like a rough surface it is rubber and it's very grippy. But not only does this look cool he performs great too with an 8K pulling Rate. It's absolutely nuts when you start popping that DPI up I mean 52,000 is crazy High. I don't know who would be using that but the fact that the sensor can handle that is really impressive and it works really really well. Overall, if you're looking to spend a little bit of extra money on a mouse and you're needing that 8K pulling Rate with this type of style I highly recommend this one. It will work great for you. I promise.

Attack shark doesn't always make the highest quality equipment however with this mouse that is completely different. And you definitely pay for it because the cost of this mouse is quite high in comparison to their other mice, but the performance is absolutely fantastic and it comes to the grips and a really nice cable as well as the 8K Pual dongle is fantastic. The fact that you can put it anywhere and even has a sticky bottom so it doesn't slide around where you put it. I really wish this would've been actual carbon fiber printing as opposed to this like lines all over the place. However, the grip covers most of it as it is and the grips have come a long way with attack shark. The original attacker that I got the first one that I had grips with it the grips came off within like two weeks however, the adhesive that they're using now they must've changed something because it sticks 1 million times better than it did before it actually grips your hand as opposed to just being like a rough surface it is rubber and it's very grippy. But not only does this look cool he performs great too with an 8K pulling Rate. It's absolutely nuts when you start popping that DPI up I mean 52,000 is crazy High. I don't know who would be using that but the fact that the sensor can handle that is really impressive and it works really really well. Overall, if you're looking to spend a little bit of extra money on a mouse and you're needing that 8K pulling Rate with this type of style I highly recommend this one. It will work great for you. I promise.

The silver version of the ATTACK SHARK RS3 Ultra has quickly become one of my favorite gaming mice. It combines premium hardware with excellent wireless performance, making it feel like a much more expensive product - especially when it's available for around $64 after the coupon.My biggest observations are mostly about the finish rather than the performance. The carbon fiber pattern is decorative rather than genuine carbon fiber, and I think a clear resin layer would have given it a more premium appearance. The textured surface also has a slightly rough feel, which may not appeal to everyone if you prefer a smoother mouse shell.Performance, however, is where this mouse really shines. The PAW3955MAX sensor tracks flawlessly, even during quick flicks and fast-paced gameplay. The optical switches provide crisp, consistent clicks with a satisfying feel, while the battery easily lasts through extended gaming sessions. At roughly 63 grams, it isn't the lightest mouse available, but the weight feels well-balanced and comfortable for long hours of use.For the price, it's hard to find many wireless gaming mice that offer this combination of a flagship sensor, 8K polling capability, responsive optical switches, excellent battery life, and solid build quality. If you can grab it at the discounted price, it's an exceptional value and an easy recommendation.