MAMBASNAKE Attack Shark X8 PRO 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse,PAW3395PRO 40K DPI Sensor,Tri-Mode Broadcom BK52820 Chip,Superlight Ergonomic Mouse for Large Hands,Cloud-Based Software,for Win/Mac(White)

Awesome light weight gaming mouse with the flawless paw3395pro sensor, I love the shape also!
I more so have a gaming mouse collection cause i always love to try new ones out and see which one can be the best for me which i am very picky when it comes mouses that i use, So when i saw this one by attack shark which i do have other mouses and even keyboards from them i wanted to give this x8 mouse a try.When i first received it the first things i notice was for it being light weight at 55grams the shell of the mouse feels solid and i can’t find any weak points of it at all as i do with other light weight mouses so the build quality is great, Than the coating they used on the shell of this mouse which they call nano ice coating has a nice grip to it and i also notice my hand don’t get as sweaty as when using a normal plastic shell or rubber coating as other mouses use, Well more speaking i found all through hours of gaming sessions i have full control of this mouse with no lost of control so i do like the coating it has.Performance of this mouse is solid the paw3395pro 8k sensor is really smooth with no flaws at all which is expected from a top tier sensor, Than the omron switches on the left and right mouse buttons has a nice solid click to them and the side buttons also feels just as great. Than the mouse wheel has a nice texture feel to it while having bumpy feed back to it when scrolling which i do like on my mouses cause i like feed back on my mouse wheels vs being just all smooth than the middle button click feels great also. And than the software works really well and lets you change dpi settings ‘pooling rate ‘ And even lift off distance from 1mm to 2mm which alot of mouses don’t let you change that at times so i am glad you can on this mouse. Than the battery life has also been great i did not even charge the mouse at all yet and i been using this mouse for going on 4 days now and it’s showing 59% in the software and this is with the pooling rate at 2000hz which i like to keep all my mouses at so the battery life is great in my opinion.I have no problems to report with this mouse it’s been working great for me and i love the feeling of it and the performance and also looks of it, Than i almost forgot to mention the receiver is also cool looking with it’s clear shell and it lights up green steady when the mouse is paired to it and it will blink when the mouse is turn off and i also like when they come with receivers instead of the small dongle cause they are very easy to get lost plus this mouse has bluetooth so you can use it on the go with that. So i do recommend it if you want a light weight mouse while also having great build quality and want a top tier gaming sensor and the current value which at the moment it also has a 15% coupon is very good for what you get, So it does get a solid 5 stars from me i love it👍

Yet another Logitech GPX clone
If you follow the gaming mouse space at all, you’re probably familiar with the Logitech G Pro X. It’s been wildly popular and as a result there’s quite a few clones on the market. This is one of them: same shape, same button layout, same lightweight design, same scroll wheel design, all of that. If it weren’t fort for the Attack Shark branding on the side (which frankly I think it would be better off without), you’d probably just assume this is a Logi GPX.So no points for originality, but if you’re going to dupe an existing product, the GPX is a good base to start from. The size and shape won’t be for everyone, but personally I find it fine coupled with the light weight. In terms of the raw specs this is pretty impressive too, including the 8 kHz wireless polling which is still pretty rare. The question, however, is whether that actually matters. I can’t tell a difference personally vs 1 kHz, and until I see a study proving it actually makes a tangible difference when gaming, I’m going to continue thinking it’s a gimmick.Nonetheless, it’s a nice mouse. Accurate, slides well on the PTFE feet, has some grip tape for texture that also reduces wear and tear on the mouse itself so the plastic on the buttons and palm won’t wear down and get smooth and glossy.Bonus points for the web-based driver as someone who hates having to install software from every random accessory manufacturer. Happy to see this becoming the standard.

I needed a backup to my current rechargeable mouse, and this was a perfect fit. I tend to forget to charge them, then am left scrambling.This is a very nice mouse, quite lightweight in comparison to my other mouse. Don’t be fooled by its weight; it is packed with features.Materials are sturdy. The mouse comes with a unique connector, extra grip tape, extra skates, and a DPI switch.The wired USB is also the off button, which I found different. The receiver is for wireless and is chunky, and I guess 8K, which I’m not sure how to measure.The one that I use the most is Bluetooth. Press the left mouse button. right side button and the scroll wheel, and it enters pairing mode. Windows picked it up easily, and it was paired in no time.It is very comfortable to use and has smooth scrolling. When it goes to sleep, a gentle movement wakes it up again. The battery has held up nicely over repeated use. I received it charged at 91%, and in a couple of minutes, it easily reached 100%. I did not need the grip tape as the nano coating gives you enough grip on its own.Value for your money is medium high as it’s a tad expensive, however, at the time of writing this review, there is a 10% discount coupon on Amazon.I hope my review helps with your purchase decision.

This mouse works rather well if you like light mouses, as there is no way to adjust the weight on it. There are 6 built-in DPI modes (color-coded on the top) but they are all set rather high by default. Luckily I’m able to use a Bluetooth dongle as the included 2.4 GHz dongle is bulky and unsightly compared to the slim dongles one is used to. The cabled mode works well while charging, but I prefer the wireless option.Another complaint I have is about the user manual – unfolded manuals are just not user friendly and usually an indication of cost cutting. A book style would be much easier to read organized by language than this. For a $90 mouse, I expected a bit more.Overall, the mouse works well, but it is too light for my personal taste. I have to also remove stars for both the receiver and the instruction booklet.