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8Bitdo C64 Edition Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock

SKU CH-4MKK-YZ012

Wireless gaming mouse with PAW 3395 sensor, 50 to 26000 DPI, three connection modes, and a charging dock that stores the adapter

  • Name8Bitdo
  • TypeBluetooth / 2.4GHz
  • ColorC64
  • InterfaceBluetooth
  • Mouse Grip StyleWireless
  • Tracking MethodOptical
  • Iconic C64 design matches your retro keyboard perfectly
  • PAW 3395 sensor delivers 50 to 26000 DPI precision tracking
  • Three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, or wired USB-C
  • Charging dock stores adapter and extends wireless signal range
  • Six programmable buttons customised via 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2

C64 Edition Wireless Gaming Mouse

The 8Bitdo C64 Edition is a wireless gaming mouse styled after the classic Commodore 64 aesthetic. It targets retro enthusiasts and gamers who want a distinctive look paired with modern performance. The ambidextrous shape suits both left- and right-handed users. A multifunctional charging dock stores the wireless adapter and extends the wireless signal for stable connectivity.

PAW 3395 Sensor Limits Across Three Modes

The PAW 3395 optical sensor reaches 26000 DPI with six sensitivity steps starting at 50 DPI. Polling rates differ by connection: wired USB-C supports 125 Hz to 8000 Hz, 2.4 GHz wireless covers 125 Hz to 4000 Hz, and Bluetooth is fixed at 125 Hz. Competitive players needing the highest report rate must use the wired or 2.4 GHz link. Bluetooth mode is limited to basic productivity or casual use.

Upgrading From Basic Office Mice

This mouse replaces entry-level office peripherals that lack adjustable DPI, programmable side buttons, or low-latency wireless. The four customisable side buttons and HUANO micro switches add macro control and crisp click feel for gaming. The jump is worth it when you need per-application profiles via 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2 and a dock that keeps the adapter safe. It does not suit buyers who want more than six buttons or a heavier, weight-tunable shell.

Highlights

  • Iconic C64 design matches your retro keyboard perfectly
  • PAW 3395 sensor delivers 50 to 26000 DPI precision tracking
  • Three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, or wired USB-C
  • Charging dock stores adapter and extends wireless signal range
  • Six programmable buttons customised via 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2

Specifications

Brand8Bitdo
Name8Bitdo
TypeBluetooth / 2.4GHz
ColorC64
InterfaceBluetooth
Mouse Grip StyleWireless
Tracking MethodOptical
SensorOptical
Resolution (DPI)26000 dots_per_inch
Hand OrientationAmbidextrous
Buttons6
Mouse Adjustable WeightWireless
AccelerationWireless, Optical
Dimension7.8994 cm x 15.6972 cm x 18.2118 cm
System RequirementBluetooth
FeaturesWireless

Questions about this item

Which of the six DPI levels from 50 to 26000 should I pick for daily use?

The sensor offers six sensitivity steps between 50 and 26000 DPI; most office and gaming work sits in the middle range, while the extremes suit very slow precision tasks or multi-monitor sweeps.

What does the 26000 DPI figure actually deliver when the mouse is on my desk?

At 26000 DPI the cursor crosses a 4K screen with less than a millimetre of hand movement, useful for ultra-wide setups; lower settings give finer control for standard monitors.

How do the three connection modes differ in polling rate limits?

Wired USB-C reaches 8000 Hz, 2.4 GHz wireless caps at 4000 Hz, and Bluetooth is fixed at 125 Hz.

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