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Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultimate Precision and Comfort
Discover the Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse , a high-performance mouse for demanding gamers. With its lightweight design (56g) and versatile connectivity, this mouse delivers exceptional precision and fluidity to help you dominate your games. Its 26,000 DPI sensor and customizable RGB lighting make it the ideal tool for an immersive and high-performance gaming setup.
Key features of the Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse
- High-flying precision : Adjustable 26,000 DPI sensor for perfect control of your movements.
- Lightweight and comfortable design : Only 56g, for extended use without fatigue.
- Customizable RGB lighting : Create the perfect atmosphere for your gaming sessions with dynamic backlighting.
- Flexible connectivity : Compatible with Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless and wired USB for total freedom.
- Rechargeable battery : Enjoy long sessions with a 500 mAh battery, rechargeable via included USB cable.
Technical specifications of the Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse
- Connection type : 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, wired USB (USB receiver included)
- DPI : 26,000 adjustable DPI (800, 1600, 2400, 3200)
- Number of buttons : 7 programmable buttons, including the clickable scroll wheel
- Weight : 56g for optimal comfort during long gaming sessions
- Battery life : 500 mAh rechargeable battery with extended battery life
- Compatibility : Windows, Mac OS, Linux, iOS, Android
Usage tips for your Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse
To get the most out of your mouse, adjust the DPI to suit your play style for maximum precision. Enjoy customizable RGB lighting to match your setup's ambiance, and remember to recharge the mouse regularly with the included USB cable.
Why choose the Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse?
The Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse is an essential choice for gamers looking for a high-performance, lightweight, and customizable mouse. Its high-precision sensor and multiple connectivity options ensure a smooth and responsive gaming experience, tailored to all your needs.
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Attack Shark X6 Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultimate Precision and Comfort
PixArt PAW3395 sensor at 26 000 DPI, a stated 49 g and a magnetic RGB charging dock, over 2,4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 or USB-C wired.
Ce qu’il y a dedans
- Récepteur USB-A 2,4 GHz
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What it does best: the weight and the charging dock
A stated 49 g from Attack Shark, for a 118 × 62 × 37 mm shell: one of the lowest figures on the market without a perforated shell. The magnetic charging dock is included: the mouse sits on it and recharges, with no cable to plug in. Attack Shark states 200 hours of battery life. The sensor is a PixArt PAW3395, 26 000 DPI spread over 6 steps, 50 G of acceleration.
The RGB is on the dock, not on the mouse
The lighting sits on the magnetic charging dock, controlled by touch. The mouse itself stays dark in game. That is consistent with the stated 49 g: every onboard LED adds weight and drains battery. So the visual effect stays on the desk, and the stated battery life reaches 200 hours. Worth checking before buying if you were looking for lighting on the shell itself.
Who it is not for
It is not for large hands using a palm grip: 118 mm long and 37 mm high, this is a short format, designed for the claw grip or fingertips. Nor is it for you if you want lighting on the mouse itself, since there is lighting only on the dock. Finally, Attack Shark publishes neither the maximum polling rate nor the exact number of buttons: if those two points decide your choice, check them before ordering.
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Why this mouse is in our catalogue
We check every mouse before listing it. Many never make it in.
Every mouse is checked before it enters the catalogue: the sensor actually fitted, the weight on the scales, the shape and the grips it supports, what it does not do. Many models never make it in, because they do not live up to what they announce. What this one can do, and where it stops, is detailed further down this page.
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What this mouse can do
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Ce qu’elle fait bien
- Capteur PixArt PAW3395 : 26 000 DPI répartis sur 6 paliers, 50 G d'accélération annoncés.
- 49 g annoncés par Attack Shark, pour un châssis compact de 118 × 62 × 37 mm.
- 200 heures d'autonomie annoncées, base de charge magnétique fournie.
- Switches Huano, 80 millions de clics annoncés par le constructeur.
- Trois modes : 2,4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 et filaire USB-C.
Ce qu’elle ne fait pas
- Châssis court de 118 mm : peu adapté à une prise paume sur grandes mains.
- L'éclairage RGB est sur la base de charge, pas sur la souris.
- Attack Shark indique un poids de 49 g.
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Capteur et précision
- Capteur
- PixArt PAW3395
- DPI maximum
- 26000
Châssis et clics
- Switches
- Huano, 80 millions de clics annoncés par Attack Shark
- Forme
- Ergonomique, format court
- Connexion
- Tri-mode (2,4 GHz / BT / USB-C) · 2,4 GHz wireless · Bluetooth 5.x · USB-C wired
- Batterie
- 500 mAh
Compatibilité
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- iOS
- Android
Prises en main
- Griffe
- Bout des doigts
Connectique
- Récepteur USB-A 2,4 GHz
- USB-C (mode filaire et recharge)
- Base de charge magnétique
Format
- Poids
- 49 g
- Dimensions
- 118 × 62 × 37 mm
- Logiciel de configuration
- Pilote Attack Shark
- Éclairage
- Oui
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it weigh exactly?
Attack Shark states 49 g for the mouse alone, dock not included. Some retailer listings say 56 g; the manufacturer figure is 49 g.
Is the charging dock included?
Yes. The magnetic charging dock is supplied with the mouse. It is the part that carries the RGB lighting, switchable by touch.
Which connection modes?
Three: 2,4 GHz via USB receiver, Bluetooth 5.2 and USB-C wired.
Which sensor does this mouse use?
A PixArt PAW3395, stated at 26 000 DPI across 6 steps, with 50 G of acceleration. It is the sensor found on far more expensive models.
What is the polling rate?
Attack Shark does not publish it for this model. So we leave the field empty rather than repeat a figure with no manufacturer source.
Is it suitable for large hands?
The shell measures 118 × 62 × 37 mm: that is short. With a claw or fingertip grip it works on most hands; with a palm grip, large hands will lack support.
Why buy here rather than on a marketplace
It is a fair question. Here is the answer, straight.
Every listing is checked before publication: real sensor, DPI, weight, shape, what the mouse does not do. Many models never make it into the catalogue.
A question, a driver problem, a return: you write, a human replies within 1 business day. In French.
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