Attack Shark X6 Tri-Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse

EXPERT FEATURES 49g Superlight Design : At only 49g ±3g , the X6 gives you faster flicks, easier corrections, and less hand fatigue during long gaming sessions—maximum movement without the brick-in-your-hand nonsense. Magnetic RGB Charging Dock : Place the mouse directly onto the included magnetic dock for quick charging, then use the dock’s touch control to switch its lighting effect—clean desk, charged mouse, proper setup flex. PixArt PAW3395 Sensor : The flagship gaming sensor supports 800–26,000 DPI with six adjustable levels, giving you controlled precision for daily work and high-speed competitive play. 650 IPS Tracking Speed : Handles fast swipes and savage directional changes at up to 650 IPS , keeping the cursor locked onto your movement when the match goes full yalla mode. 50G Acceleration : Maintains reliable tracking through aggressive flicks and sudden movements with support for up to 50G acceleration . Tri-Mode Connectivity : Switch between USB-C wired , low-latency 2.4GHz wireless , and flexible Bluetooth 5.2 through the rear mode selector. Up to 1000Hz Polling : Adjustable polling from 125Hz to 1000Hz lets you balance responsive gaming input with different usage and power requirements. Up to 200 Hours Battery Life : The rechargeable battery is rated for up to 200 hours of intermittent use , with approximately 2–3 hours required for a full charge. Kailh GM8.0 Black Mamba Switches : Gold-plated three-pin microswitches are rated beyond 80 million clicks , delivering durable, crisp input without cheap double-click drama. TTC Scroll Encoder : The calibrated TTC encoder provides crisp rebound and clearly defined scrolling—perfect for rapid weapon switching and accurate navigation. Full Driver Customization : Configure DPI, polling rate, macro commands, and programmable buttons through Attack Shark’s dedicated X6 software. Wide Platform Support : Official compatibility includes Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Android, and Xbox , giving the X6 serious cross-device flexibility. Solid Ergonomic Shell : The X6 achieves its lightweight build without perforating the shell, preserving a smooth body designed for different grip styles and comfortable long-term control. Official Red Configuration : This item is the standard Red variant, not the separate Red-with-grip-tape configuration. EXPERT SPECS Specification Attack Shark X6 Red Details Brand Attack Shark Model X6 Color Red Configuration Standard Red variant without the optional grip-tape bundle Product Type Tri-mode wireless gaming mouse with magnetic charging dock Mouse Weight 49g ±3g Dimensions 118.3 × 62 × 37.3mm Sensor PixArt PAW3395 DPI Range 800–26,000 DPI DPI Levels Six adjustable levels Tracking Speed Up to 650 IPS Acceleration Up to 50G Polling-Rate Range 125–1000Hz Connectivity USB-C wired, 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.2 Wireless Chip BK3633 Charging Accessory Included magnetic charging dock Dock Lighting Integrated lighting with touch-controlled effect switching Battery Life Up to 200 hours under the manufacturer’s simulated intermittent-use conditions Full-Charge Time Approximately 2–3 hours Main Switches Kailh GM8.0 Black Mamba, three-pin Switch Lifespan More than 80 million clicks Switch Release Force 25gf minimum Switch Operating Force 65 ±10gf Switch Conduction Travel 0.3 ±0.2mm Manufacturer-Listed Touch Feeling 25% Switch Contacts Gold-plated Scroll-Wheel Encoder TTC encoder Driver Attack Shark X6 downloadable software Driver Controls DPI adjustment, polling-rate adjustment, custom macro programming, and programmable buttons Shell Design Lightweight solid shell without honeycomb perforations Grip Support Manufacturer describes compatibility with multiple holding styles, including fingertip-style and other common grips Operating-System Compatibility Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11, macOS, Android, and Xbox Official Standard Colors Black, White, and Red Optional Bundles White with Tape, Black with Tape, and Red with Tape Package Focus Mouse with magnetic charging dock Manufacturer Page Note Two feature paragraphs mistakenly say “X3”; the official title and Technical Specifications identify the product as X6