MAMBASNAKE Attack Shark X3MAX Wireless Gaming Mouse,PixArt PAW3950 42000 DPI,49g Ultralight Tri-Mode(BT5.4/2.4GHz/Wired), 1K Polling Rate Programmable Computer Mice for PC/MAC/Win - Black&Tape

Tecnología de primera para un mouse gamer. Soy una jugadora bastante intensa. En aimlab suelo superar el top 2000 global en voltaic. Pase de un g502 hero a este mouse y el salto en mi habilidad fue enorme. El precio para irreal para la tecnología que tiene. 4 estrellas por que en calidad de plástico es regular y después de un mes de uso el sticker que sostiene el pulgar ya se descoloro. Igual buen producto valió la pena.

Soy de Argentina, compré un 3 de Abril y me llegó a mi casa el 29 de Abril. Excelente mouse, software simple e intuitivo. Sensor de 1° nivel, totalmente competitivo / Profesional.

I've been enjoying using this gaming mouse, aka the "Attack Shark X3 Max", for my day to day work and also gaming! It's nicely packaged up and encased in foam so it's protected in transit. There is an instruction manual, threaded USB-C cable, stickers, and spare skates for the top, bottom, and even the sensor in the middle. It's nice and lightweight at the 53.5 grams that I weighed it at, the USB dongle to enable the 2.4g mode adds another 1.5 grams. In terms of usability, it's a very, very nice mouse to use. The skates are smooth and glide nicely over my desk mat, and the optical switches powering each button are super satisfying to click and are very super responsive. I have solely been using the 2.4g mode paired with the dongle. I was also able to get a maximum polling rate of 1125hz out of it - again, this truly adds to how responsive this mouse is. I've greatly enjoyed using it during extended gaming sessions after work, and I've found it makes a huge, positive difference compared to my regular gaming mouse (which weighs a whopping 90 grams) and games like Overwatch 2 are nicely complimented by this mouse, and with Nvidia Reflex, it's foolproof. The software is just about okay. It's quite generic and not the nicest to look at and navigate, but does have a decent array of settings. I've only adjusted the DPI and polling rate, so far. There is also a macro mode which is quite effect for key combinations across the 5 buttons on the top and side of the mouse. Overall, it's a good mouse that I would recommend to all. I personally haven't had issues with the buttons, their responsiveness, or the sensor. The software could use some improvement but it does get the job done.

This mouse shape is very similar to others on the market like the Logitech G Pro and even mimics the bottom design of Pulsar mice. The packaging for this is very sleek but the outside is a bit confusing since the image shows a white mouse while the one included was black. The only indicator of color for the product is on the sticker on the rear. The mouse is well packaged and even comes with stickers covering the PTFE feet. Inside the box you get the mouse, manual, braided USB cable, and grip tape. Unfortunately you do not get a USB Extender for mounting the dongle to the top of your desk so you will either have to purchase one separately or use one that is laying around which is what I did. The feel for this mouse is okay and the coating is decent. I still found it a bit slippery so the grip tape would be needed. The skates on these are not the best but they are still perfectly functional and I had no issues with them. The shape is not my favorite and I prefer more flat sides for the buttons and a higher hump to the back like on the X2H mini, but this is very close to being a "G Pro Mini" for those who love that shape but want a smaller size. Software is....okay. I think there is a web based version of the tool but I always opt for having the programs installed. It is very minimal and does not look the best, but it is functional which is the most important. The LOD is adjustable but at fixed steps, and the debounce time cannot be adjusted in increments of 1 so if you wanted to fine tune this mouse you won't be able to other than DPI. Performance for this mouse was okay. I could consistently match the performance of my other mouse and effectively traded blows in time for the aiming practice I used. I noticed that this mouse shape is more suited for those who are using a palm grip and since I prefer a claw it was hard to get used to holding it. I had no issues with the main clicks, side clicks, or scroll wheel so that is pretty nice. Altogether this is a fairly standard clone. Personally, I would wait until there are sales for other brands of mice if you are looking to pick one up.