Carbon fiber. The material that not only makes almost anything look cooler, but often serves a practical purpose too. Supercars use it. Formula 1 cars are practically built around it. In recent years, lifestyle products and gadgets have also embraced this exotic material, from watches and furniture to power banks, and now, even a gaming mouse. Folks, meet the Attack Shark X11 Ultra Carbon Fiber Mouse.
The full-body injection-molded carbon fiber shell is more than just eye candy. Finished with Attack Shark’s proprietary forged texture, it also helps keep the mouse incredibly light without compromising rigidity. The result is a mouse that weighs just 49 grams (1.73 oz.), feeling almost weightless in the hand without sacrificing durability.
The lightweight shell is backed by hardware that means business. At its heart is PixArt’s flagship PAW3950MAX optical sensor, paired with a Nordic 54L15 MCU, dual 8,000 Hz polling, a 20,000 FPS static scan rate, 50G acceleration, and 42K DPI. In other words, if you miss your shot, you probably can’t blame the mouse. Which is precisely why I don’t use precision mice. I need something to blame for my lack of skills.
ATTACK SHARK has also equipped the X11 Ultra with Omron optical switches, an 8-million-pixel AI-powered OLED display for custom animations and status information, plus support for both wired and wireless connectivity. Battery life is rated for up to 150 hours, giving you plenty of time to admire all that carbon fiber before reaching for the charging cable.
The ATTACK SHARK X11 Ultra Carbon Fiber gaming mouse is available in three cool colors—Black, Purple, and Red—through the company’s official online store at a special sale price of US$99.99 (U.P. US$109.99). Oh, wait. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can get it for as low as US$67.69.
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