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Dareu A950 Wireless Gaming Mouse – Exceptional Precision and Comfort
Discover the Dareu A950 wireless gaming mouse , an ideal companion for demanding gamers seeking performance and responsiveness. Equipped with the ultra-precise Pixart 3395 sensor, it offers adjustable sensitivity up to 26,000 DPI for perfect control. Its lightweight (54–55 g) and ergonomic design guarantees optimal comfort, even during long gaming sessions. Furthermore, thanks to its Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, this mouse provides wireless freedom for a smooth and uncompromising gaming experience.
Key features of the Dareu A950 Wireless Gaming Mouse
- Adjustable DPI up to 26,000 : Enjoy extreme precision for every movement.
- Pixart 3395 sensor : An ultra-precise sensor for optimal responsiveness.
- Versatile connectivity : Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless or wired USB for maximum flexibility.
- Lightweight and ergonomic design : Only 54–55 g for a comfortable grip during extended sessions.
Technical specifications of the Dareu A950 Gaming Mouse
- Sensor : Pixart 3395, up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50 G
- Buttons : 6 programmable buttons with Kailh GM8.0 switches
- Connectivity : Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, USB wired
- Battery : Rechargeable, 300 mAh
- Weight : 54–55 g (depending on the color)
- Dimensions : 123 × 64 × 39 mm
Box contents
- 1 x Dareu A950 Wireless Gaming Mouse
- 1 × USB charging cable
- 1 × 2.4 GHz USB Receiver
- 1 × User Manual
Usage tips for optimal performance
To extend battery life, turn off RGB lighting when not in use. Adjust the DPI according to the game type to achieve maximum precision for each gameplay style.
Why choose the Dareu A950 Wireless Gaming Mouse?
The Dareu A950 wireless gaming mouse is the perfect choice for gamers seeking top-level performance. Its Pixart 3395 sensor and multiple connectivity options guarantee a responsive and uncompromising gaming experience. Lightweight, comfortable, and versatile, this model will keep you competitive, whether you're a casual or professional gamer.
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Dareu A950 Wireless Gaming Mouse - 26,000 DPI Precision
Pro version of the A950 chassis: PixArt PAW3395 sensor at 26 000 DPI and 54 g on the scales, where the standard version uses an AIM-WL sensor and weighs 88 g.
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What it does best: the weight and the sensor
54 to 55 g depending on the color, in a 123 × 64 × 39 mm body. The sensor is a PixArt PAW3395, stated at 26 000 DPI, 650 IPS and 50 G: the component found in benchmark esports mice. Dareu rates the Kailh GM8.0 switches at 80 million clicks, with 0,2 mm of actuation travel. The whole package targets fast movements at low sensitivity, where weight is felt the most.
4 000 Hz: under what conditions
Dareu states a 4 000 Hz polling rate, that is one signal every 0,25 ms. That rate is only reached over 2,4 GHz with the 4K receiver. Wired, the mouse caps at 1 000 Hz; over Bluetooth 5.1, at 250 Hz with the sensor limited to 6 400 DPI. The cost shows up in battery life: Dareu states around 6 days of use at 4 000 Hz, against 25 days at 1 000 Hz and 37 days over Bluetooth, on a 300 mAh battery.
Who it's not for
It is not for anyone who wants to forget about charging: 300 mAh is three times less than the standard version of the A950 and its 930 mAh, and there is no charging dock here. It is not for you either if you want RGB lighting: none is stated on this model, unlike the standard version whose dock is backlit. Finally, if you mostly play over Bluetooth, the polling rate falls back to 250 Hz and the sensor to 6 400 DPI: the point of the PAW3395 disappears.
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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, 650 IPS et 50 G annoncés.
- 54 à 55 g selon le coloris, pour un châssis de 123 × 64 × 39 mm.
- Switches Kailh GM8.0, 80 millions de clics annoncés par Dareu.
- 4 000 Hz d'interrogation avec le récepteur 4K, contre 1 000 Hz en filaire.
- Trois modes : 2,4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.1 et filaire USB-C.
Ce qu’elle ne fait pas
- Batterie de 300 mAh seulement : trois fois moins que la version standard de l'A950.
- En Bluetooth, la fréquence tombe à 250 Hz et le capteur est bridé à 6 400 DPI.
- Aucun éclairage RGB annoncé par Dareu sur ce modèle.
- Les 4 000 Hz exigent le récepteur 4K ; sans lui la souris reste à 1 000 Hz.
- Pas de socle de charge : la recharge passe par le câble USB-C.
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Capteur et précision
- Capteur
- PixArt PAW3395
- DPI maximum
- 26000
- Fréquence d’interrogation
- 4000 Hz
Châssis et clics
- Switches
- Kailh GM8.0, 80 millions de clics annoncés par Dareu
- Boutons programmables
- 6
- Forme
- Ergonomique
- Connexion
- Tri-mode (2,4 GHz / BT / USB-C) · Wireless 2,4 GHz · Bluetooth 5.x · Wired USB-C
- Batterie
- 300 mAh
Compatibilité
- Windows
- macOS
Connectique
- Récepteur USB-A 2,4 GHz
- USB-C (mode filaire et recharge)
Format
- Poids
- 54 g
- Dimensions
- 123 × 64 × 39 mm
- Matériau
- Coque plastique haute résistance, finition mate
- Logiciel de configuration
- Dareu ALL IN ONE
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference with the standard Dareu A950?
Three measurable gaps. The sensor: PixArt PAW3395 at 26 000 DPI here, against an AIM-WL limited to 6 400 DPI on the standard. The weight: 54 g against 88 g. The battery: 300 mAh here, 930 mAh on the standard, which ships with an RGB charging dock.
How do you tell the Pro version apart?
By the reference. This listing covers items whose product code starts with AP5OPRO. The standard version carries a different reference and weighs 88 g.
Do you need a specific receiver for 4 000 Hz?
Yes. The 4 000 Hz are only reached over 2,4 GHz with the 4K receiver. Wired, the mouse stays at 1 000 Hz, over Bluetooth at 250 Hz.
What battery life should you expect?
Dareu states around 150 hours with the 300 mAh battery. Depending on the mode: around 6 days at 4 000 Hz, 25 days at 1 000 Hz, 37 days over Bluetooth.
Is there RGB lighting?
Dareu states no RGB lighting on this model. It is the standard version of the A950 that carries an RGB charging dock.
Which switches, and what stated lifespan?
Kailh GM8.0, stated by Dareu at 80 million clicks, with 0,2 mm of actuation travel.
Why buy here rather than on a marketplace
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