ATTACK SHARK R11 ULTRA カーボンファイバー ワイヤレス 8K PAW3950MAX ゲーミングマウス

Ich finde das ist die beste Maus, die man sich für 90 € kaufen kann. Vor allem es hat keine Löcher drin was ich bei der ich gut finde.

Leggerissimo, ergonomico preciso, uno spettacolo di mouse. La trama del carbonio e' spettacolare ma potrebbe essere migliore.Ha un sound suo click dei 2 pulsanti principali che mi fa impazzire (un po' metallico WOW).Unico neo e' il softwae di installazione che surante l installazione sono selezionabili solo lingue asiatiche o arabo (non c' e' l'inglese, ma dentro al programma tutto ok l inglese c' e').

10/10

It looks super slick but it doesn't feel like carbon fiber to me. It's very lightweight and I can't go back to normal after using lightweight mice.The sensor is very cool looking even though it doesn't do anything extra. It just looks amazing. Lol. Except the high dpi is insane, I would personally never use it that high.I'm not a fan of putting stickers on the design. It looks like an oilslick and I think the stickers ruin the look.

This is a fantastic mouse! Super lights and smooth. It has several very granular DPS settings allowing for the slightest movements to the heaviest. No matter what your gaming playstyle is this mouse will match it. The receiver is unlike any other mouse I have ever seen. It's very unique. Usually you get a USB-A dongle but this comes with a cable allowing you to put it close to your mouse and integrating it into your setup. It has a light-up fin on it for the Attack Shark branding. The braided cable is super nice as well. You have multiple choices for connectivity. You can choose from Bluetooth, directly connected and using the 2.4ghz receiver. Very functional and versatile. The price is very good for such a high end gaming mouse. The battery charges super fast and lasts a long time.

I'm comparing the R11 Ultra with a few other mice I have, and it sits squarely in the middle of the pack in terms of weight. From top to bottom (in the photo) we have:Attack Shark R11 Ultra - 51gEpomaker Click - 59gAula SC800 - 40gThe R11 Ultra is definitely the most eye catching, with a unique design that stands apart from others on the market. It feels pretty good in my hand, but I find it to be on the larger side. If you prefer smaller mice, or are into Ultralight mice, try the Aula SC800 instead. The weight of the R11 Ultra feels very much like it's centered on the front of the mouse, which feels wrong to me. I prefer a more balanced mouse, or even a mouse with the weight centered closer to the palm. Despite being lighter than the Epomaker Click, the R11 Ultra felt a little more awkward to use. With that being said, the R11 Ultra uses really satisfying switches. Clicks have a short travel and have a slightly muted characteristic that just feels and sounds great. The PAW3950 MAX sensor is exceptional as expected. But why is the DPI button on the bottom of the mouse??? If I'm running and gunning, I want a higher DPI. But when I'm getting down to sniping, it's nice to be able to hit a button and switch to a lower DPI on the fly. The Epomaker Click has DPI buttons that are easily accessible on top of the mouse. I despise the DPI button on the bottom of the R11 Ultra.Overall, the R11 Ultra is a fine mouse. It's a little large for me, but it still feels great in my hand, and has a unique look. But for the price, the Aula SC800 is cheaper and lighter. For a few bucks more, the Epomaker click offers more buttons and more functionality with better weight balance / distribution (albeit being heavier). All are 8K mice, and all are using PAW sensors. There's a lot of choice here, and the R11 Ultra is a solid choice in a crowded market

I use this very-impressive carbon-fibe-‘look’-etched-design with nano-metallic-ice-coating Mouse ( see photos ) connected to my PC via the included 2.4 GHz wireless USB-wired 8K Receiver Module. I find it to charge quickly with the supplied high quality USB-A to USB-C cable connected to a user-supplied 5V power adapter. I love the look and feel and find the device to have an impressive quality-build fit and finish, and to provide very satisfying responses to inputs.From my observations, I can confirm that the Mouse features; an ergonomic contour design; the latest PixArt PAW3950 Max Sensor microchip; adjustable DPI 800 to 42,000; 8,000 Hz polling rate, 50g acceleration, 750 IPS tracking speed; 3 connection modes (supplied USB cable wired, 2.4GHz supplied USB receiver wireless, or Bluetooth); optional programmable Web driver for fine-tuning adjustments; and a visually dynamic magnet-connection RGB charging Dock providing a full charge in roughly 2-3 hours for up to 65 hours usage. I found the supplied grip tape to be an unnecessary, but welcome bonus.

The ATTACK SHARK R11 is a fantastic option in the high-end lightweight gaming mouse territory. Featuring several attractive designs, this mouse is a great general purpose and gaming device. It has the high powered PAW3950 MAX sensor, a lightweight build, and usable software to configure it to your liking.Setup for this mouse is a breeze - simply plug and play with the included sensor or tune it to Bluetooth mode. Higher polling rates do require the mouse be wired, but the inclusion of the USB-C PAW sensor make it easy to use as a wireless mouse up to 1000 Hz.The ATTACK SHARK MOUSE HUB software recognized this mouse immediately which allowed me to configure the DPI, which is toggleable with the button on the bottom, to my liking.This mouse features a great, light build quality, which is very easy to use in games. The clicks are satisfying and the scroll wheel feels premium. Side buttons work great for forward and back in browsing and also serve as handy mappable keys in-game.This mouse includes a bevy of accessories including different plastic for the bottom so it can slide smoother across the desk at a slightly increased height, which is also adjustable in the software. Grip tape was also included, but I opted not to use it as I found the stock carbon fiber finish to be plenty grippy for my needs. A pack of ATTACK SHARK stickers was included as well.All-in-all, this is the definitive lightweight gaming mouse. It is a bit pricey but considering other options in this range from various manufacturers are "entry level" this mouse certainly punches above its weight in that regard. Definitely consider ordering this one; you won't regret it!

Note I've reviewed the other texture as well. There is a difference.This is one I was very excited for. Did it live up to the hype? Well..Clicks: Crisp Omron optical switches that are lightweight, tactile, and spammable. One of the best implementations I've used and that's saying something.Scroll Wheel: Pretty good, not too heavy in click or scroll. Pass.Side Buttons: Love the design and tactility. Not too stiff and don't sink into the shell too much.Skates: Two sets, one thick black PTFE, one thinner and faster gray PTFE. Both good sets though.Build Quality: Solid with minimal flex.Coating and Texture: Not great. It feels exactly like it looks and this is the better of their two options. I also wish there was another color way. It's not grippy and slippery.Performance: Fine when it's the only mouse. Bad wireless interference issues that were very apparent very quickly.Shape: ROG Harpe II Ace esque, very much a larger shape that I found to have too much hump presence for how long it was.Overall it's actually a very well implemented mouse. The shape isn't for me, the clicks are amazing. No reason to stay away beside the coating/texture.

This mouse feels incredible right out of the box. It is extremely light and moves across the mousepad with almost no effort, which makes quick flicks and fine adjustments feel natural. The coating feels smooth but not slippery and the shape is comfortable for long sessions. The included grip tape is a nice bonus for anyone who wants extra control, although the mouse feels great even without it.The wireless performance is impressive. There is no noticeable delay in the 2.4 mode and it holds a steady connection even during fast paced games. The sensor tracks flawlessly and the high DPI range gives you more headroom than you will ever realistically need. Switching between Bluetooth, wireless, and wired is simple and the braided cable included in the box is flexible and high quality.The extra accessories, such as spare skates and grip tape, make the whole package feel premium. The skates glide smoothly and the mouse has consistent stopping power which helps with accuracy. Setup is also easy because the settings page runs in a browser with no software to install. You can adjust DPI, rebind buttons, and record macros without dealing with bloated programs.After using it for gaming and day to day tasks, it performs like a high end mouse that usually costs much more. It is light, responsive, comfortable, and tuned for fast gameplay. For me it has been perfect.

Fantastic!!!

I was a Razer fan boy for years after getting the Razer Viper Ultimate the viper was my go too. Upgraded to the V2 Pro then to the Viper Mini SE. Well for some personal reasons I decided to try different mice looking for my new main. And stumbled on to ATK, Rapoo, and Attack Shark. Attack Shark doesn't have the prettiest app/software but man when compared to Razer imma be honest I cannot tell the difference between the sensor implementations. Cable quality is almost identical. This one comes with a aviator cable it and a braided USB a to USB c. The receiver is kinda big but most 8k polling dongles are. Stock skates are trash they feel slow on speed pads. Comes with a 2nd set of skates have not tried them yet. Some shark stickers. Scroll wheels super nice smooth tactical feel clicks are clicky side buttons are on the smaller side but adequate. I love the carbon fiber shell it has a nice feel to it very different not smooth. The shapes nice in hand. Over all I highly recommend. I have to many mice I love small mice and switch between all my different shapes regularly.

Thank you to the seller for the fast shipment, the product is of good quality.

Product extremely light as stated in the advertisement, great sensor, software and web-based, no installation on PC, stylish dongle with RGB (to give more fps), indeed it fulfills what it promises in the ultra line! 8k Hz among other things!

Perfect, it's just heavier than my previous one.

This is one I was very excited for. Did it live up to the hype? Well..Clicks: Crisp Omron optical switches that are lightweight, tactile, and spammable. One of the best implementations I've used and that's saying something.Scroll Wheel: Pretty good, not too heavy in click or scroll. Pass.Side Buttons: Love the design and tactility. Not too stiff and don't sink into the shell too much.Skates: Two sets, one thick black PTFE, one thinner and faster gray PTFE. Both good sets though.Build Quality: Solid with minimal flex.Coating and Texture: Not great. It feels exactly like it looks and this is the worse of their two options. I also wish there was another color way. It's not grippy, more slippery and generally unpleasant to touch. Ouch.Performance: Fine when it's the only mouse. Bad wireless interference issues that were very apparent very quickly.Shape: ROG Harpe II Ace esque, very much a larger shape that I found to have too much hump presence for how long it was.Overall it's actually a very well implemented mouse. The shape isn't for me, the clicks are amazing. No reason to stay away beside the coating/texture.

This is one I was very excited for. Did it live up to the hype? Well..Clicks: Crisp Omron optical switches that are lightweight, tactile, and spammable. One of the best implementations I've used and that's saying something.Scroll Wheel: Pretty good, not too heavy in click or scroll. Pass.Side Buttons: Love the design and tactility. Not too stiff and don't sink into the shell too much.Skates: Two sets, one thick black PTFE, one thinner and faster gray PTFE. Both good sets though.Build Quality: Solid with minimal flex.Coating and Texture: Not great. It feels exactly like it looks and this is the worse of their two options. I also wish there was another color way. It's not grippy, more slippery and generally unpleasant to touch. Ouch.Performance: Fine when it's the only mouse. Bad wireless interference issues that were very apparent very quickly.Shape: ROG Harpe II Ace esque, very much a larger shape that I found to have too much hump presence for how long it was.Overall it's actually a very well implemented mouse. The shape isn't for me, the clicks are amazing. No reason to stay away beside the coating/texture.