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Attack Shark R3 8K Magnesium-Alloy Wireless Gaming Mouse

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Attack Shark R3 8K Magnesium-Alloy Wireless Gaming Mouse – 46g, PAW3395, 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50G, 8K Wireless, Tri-Mode, BT 5.2, 200H Battery, Kailh GM 8.0, TTC Encoder and PTFE Feet | BLACK

SKU R3-BLACK

$64.00

Incl. VAT 11%

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EXPERT FEATURES 46g Magnesium Superlight Build : Weighing only 46g ±2g , the R3 combines a low-density magnesium-alloy frame with a hollow structure for lightning-fast flicks without turning the shell into flimsy plastic. CNC-Integrated Hollow Frame : The metallic frame uses CNC-integrated construction with geometric openings that reduce weight, improve airflow, and give the Black variant a properly engineered skeletal look. 8000Hz Wireless Polling : The standard nano dongle enables up to 8000Hz in 2.4GHz wireless mode , cutting the stated response time as low as 0.125ms —serious input speed, habibi. Tri-Mode Connectivity : Switch between wired , 2.4GHz wireless , and Bluetooth 5.2 , giving one mouse flexible duty across compatible gaming and everyday setups. PixArt PAW3395 Sensor : The gaming-grade PAW3395 provides up to 26,000 programmable DPI , 650 IPS tracking , and 50G acceleration for rapid aim corrections without sensor panic. Six Adjustable DPI Levels : Move between six sensitivity stages, then fine-tune the DPI through software for controlled sniper aim, fast desktop movement, or full-yalla competitive play. Up to 200 Hours Battery Life : Extended battery endurance keeps the R3 ready for long wireless sessions instead of constantly begging for the charging cable. Kailh GM 8.0 Black Mamba Switches : Crisp main switches are rated for 80 million clicks , delivering durable, tactile input for shooters, MOBAs, MMOs, and everyday grinding. TTC Scroll-Wheel Encoder : The TTC encoder provides precise, defined scrolling for weapon selection, document navigation, and dependable in-game command control. Virgin-Grade PTFE Feet : Zero-additive PTFE skates support consistent glide and controlled stopping across suitable gaming mouse-pad surfaces. Smart Sleep Function : Smart sleep helps manage wireless power usage when the mouse is inactive, supporting its long-duration battery positioning. Full Driver Customization : Configure button assignments, DPI, polling rate, lift-off distance, and additional controls through the downloadable software or supported web driver. EXPERT SPECS Specification Attack Shark R3 Black Details Brand Attack Shark Model R3 Color Black, confirmed by the selected official variant. Product Category Tri-mode magnesium-alloy gaming mouse Construction CNC-integrated hollow metallic frame Materials Magnesium alloy and plastic Weight 46g ±2g Dimensions 119 × 61 × 36mm Sensor PixArt PAW3395 Maximum DPI 26,000 programmable DPI DPI Stages Six adjustable levels Maximum Tracking Speed 650 IPS Maximum Acceleration 50G Maximum Polling Rate Up to 8000Hz 8K Operating Mode 8000Hz through 2.4GHz wireless using the standard nano dongle Minimum Stated 8K Response Time As low as 0.125ms Connectivity Wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth 5.2 Receiver Standard nano dongle; official product imagery identifies the dongle as included. Battery Life Up to 200 hours Power Management Smart Sleep Main Switches Kailh GM 8.0 Black Mamba Switch Lifespan 80 million clicks Scroll-Wheel Encoder TTC encoder Mouse Feet 100% virgin-grade, zero-additive PTFE Design Hollow ergonomic shell with ventilation openings Driver Self-developed downloadable driver Web Driver Supported Configurable Settings Buttons, DPI, polling rate, lift-off distance, and additional controls Intended Game Categories RPG, MMO, FPS, MOBA, battle royale, and other fast-paced games Official Color Options Black, White, Grey, and Purple Blue Manufacturer Weight Comparison Advertised as 30% lighter than the Logitech G Pro X and 20% lighter than the SteelSeries Aerox 3. Explicit OS Compatibility Not specified on the official product page

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