ATTACK SHARK R3 Wireless Gaming Mouse with Griptape, BT/2.4Ghz/Wired Computer Mouse, PAW3395 26K DPI Optical Sensor, Programmable Buttons, Gaming Accessories for PC/Laptop/Mac (White)

After two months of using the mouse as my daily driver for games and normal use I only really have two complaints, its that 1, the holes near the left and right clicks are a bit too big making it hard to press for fingertip grip, and 2, when using the 4k to 8k polling rate the mice sensor would jitter sending my mouse pointer across the screen. (usually upwards) other than that the 8k polling rate does work and the mice itself works well and fits my hand quite nicely.

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I love this mouse do not recommend the colour white because it doesnt like a high qualty my one complaint is the holes at the side but the grip tape covers that and it is a bit pricey but cheap for 8k hrtzs but honestly I dont really notice a diffrence over 3k hrtz and having 8k hrtz on drains the battery.

This was my first time ordering a gaming mouse from the Attack Shark brand with the magnesium hollowed design of the R3 being one of the features I was interested in. First impressions are impressive with the ultralightweight design at 46g and feeling firm and rigid in hand thanks to the one-piece moulding process used. The mouse buttons also have a very satisfying click and the scroll wheel operates very smoothly.The R3 Gaming Mouse can be connected via a wired USB-C to Type-A cable (included), Bluetooth or a typical 2.4Ghz dongle. I tested all three modes and had no issues with my PC. The PAW3395 26K DPI sensor and up to 8K polling rate provided plenty of range to tweak the available presets. The R3 also has software for fully customizing settings like the lift-off distance, polling rate and DPI settings and I recommend installing the software. There is a desktop and web browser version of the app available from the Attack Shark website and I found the web version was the only way I could update the firmware, while in wired mode and with the 2.4Ghz dongle removed.With PTFE feet and Kailh GH 8.0 switches my gaming experience was smooth and double-click free. While I didn't use the included grip tape, I appreciate the option by including it in the box of accessories. The battery life of the built-in lithium battery seemed good, though I can't verify the 200-hour claim at this point. That said, I didn't experience any unexpected battery drain during my several hour-long gaming sessions.The Attack Shark R3 is a premium mouse and priced similarly to other major brand gaming mice that are fully plastic, so I think the magnesium build versus the competition is a solid feature set. I also believe the 26K DPI has most gamers covered and the Kailh switches are a nice upgrade versus many other similar spec'd gaming mice, but that is for you to weigh in your buying decision. The R3 has quickly become my daily driver mouse on my PC, replacing the other major brands I've used previously - so I highly recommend it if you are looking for a new gaming mouse, especially if on a deal.

The design of ATTACK SHARK R3 wireless gaming mouse is really unique. In my opinion, the design is cool. The mouse is also well made, sturdy and lightweight. The mouse feels comfortable in hand, and it is responsive. The buttons and scrolling wheel all work very well. The mouse supports bluetooth, 2.4GHz and wired connections. Bluetooth is okay when working, but there is a slight delay when playing games, as expected. Both 2.4G and wired worked very well in gaming. The mouse supports 8K wireless polling rate, but I am not able to tell the difference with the 8K polling rate.The app, on the other hand, is basic. It does the work, but feels not polished for a $100+ mouse.Overall, this is a nice mouse for gamers. Recommend if you like this type of design.