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BFKK Sword X 47g Wireless Gaming Mouse PAW3950HS 8KHz Black
Ultra-lightweight 47g magnesium-alloy wireless gaming mouse with custom PAW3950HS sensor, 50-30000 DPI and 125-8000Hz polling
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- Ultra-light 47g magnesium alloy shell reduces fatigue
- PAW3950HS sensor delivers 50-30000 DPI precision
- 8000 Hz polling rate cuts input latency
- TTC Nihil optical switches ensure instant actuation
- Asymmetric ergonomic shape supports claw grip comfort
Ultra-light 47g magnesium-alloy wireless mouse
This ultra-lightweight gaming mouse weighs 47 g and uses a magnesium-alloy shell with an ABS plastic base. A custom PAW3950HS sensor delivers 50 to 30 000 DPI, while TTC Nihil Transparent Black Dot optical switches handle clicks. The asymmetric ergonomic shape supports a natural claw grip for extended sessions.
Competitive players who want minimal mass
The 125 to 8 000 Hz polling range suits fast-paced shooters and esports titles. Buyers who prefer a heavier mouse, a symmetrical ambidextrous shape, or a wired-only connection should consider other designs. No Bluetooth pairing or multi-device switching is mentioned in the specifications.
8 000 Hz Sword Box receiver for low-latency wireless
The included Sword Box receiver enables the maximum 8 000 Hz wireless polling rate. A lower-rate receiver will not unlock this speed, so the box must stay with the mouse for peak responsiveness. No charging dock or extra accessories are detailed in the data.
Points forts
- Ultra-light 47g magnesium alloy shell reduces fatigue
- PAW3950HS sensor delivers 50-30000 DPI precision
- 8000 Hz polling rate cuts input latency
- TTC Nihil optical switches ensure instant actuation
- Asymmetric ergonomic shape supports claw grip comfort
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Questions sur cet article
What are the dimensions and mounting requirements for the 8KHz Sword Box receiver?
The 8KHz Sword Box receiver connects via USB and requires an available USB port; no additional mounting hardware is needed.
How do I install the mouse and what step is commonly missed when setting up the 8000Hz polling rate?
Plug the Sword Box receiver into a USB port, then use the manufacturer software to select the 8000Hz polling rate — the step often missed is applying the setting in the software after pairing.
Which components may need replacement over time on the TTC Nihil Transparent Black Dot switches and TTC Dust-Proof Silver Encoder?
The TTC Nihil Transparent Black Dot switches and TTC Dust-Proof Silver Encoder are rated for long life; if click feel degrades or scroll wheel encodes inconsistently, those modules can be replaced.
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