BFKK
BFKK Falcon M1SE Ultralight Honeycomb Gaming Mouse 75g 12800DPI 6 Buttons RGB Wired Black
Ultralight 75g honeycomb gaming mouse with 12800 DPI optical sensor, six programmable buttons, 16.8 million RGB colours and a drag-free paracord cable
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- Ultralight 75g honeycomb shell reduces fatigue during long sessions
- 12800 DPI optical sensor with 1000 Hz polling delivers precise tracking
- Six programmable buttons with four editable layers support macros and rapid fire
- 8 million colour RGB ribbon reacts to game audio for immersive lighting
- Lightweight paracord cable and smooth feet create a wireless-like glide
Ultralight Honeycomb Gaming Mouse
The BFKK Falcon M1SE weighs 75g and uses a honeycomb shell to reduce mass while keeping a medium profile that suits most hand sizes. Its wired design connects via a lightweight paracord cable and smooth mouse feet for low-friction movement.
12800 DPI Optical Sensor Limits
The sensor adjusts from 200 to 12800 DPI with a polling rate between 125 and 1000 Hz. Higher DPI settings can amplify small hand tremors, and the maximum polling rate depends on the USB port and system load.
Six Programmable Buttons With Driver Support
Six buttons can be remapped across four configuration layers, with macro recording and rapid-fire options managed through the TMKB driver software. Buyers who need more than six buttons or onboard profile storage without software should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Ultralight 75g honeycomb shell reduces fatigue during long sessions
- 12800 DPI optical sensor with 1000 Hz polling delivers precise tracking
- Six programmable buttons with four editable layers support macros and rapid fire
- 8 million colour RGB ribbon reacts to game audio for immersive lighting
- Lightweight paracord cable and smooth feet create a wireless-like glide
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 200 DPI or 12800 DPI setting for my play style?
The sensor adjusts from 200 to 12800 DPI; lower values suit precise aiming while higher values cover large screens with small hand movements.
What does the 12800 DPI figure actually deliver during a match?
It lets the cursor cross a 4K display in under an inch of mouse travel, so fast flicks stay accurate without lifting the device.
How does the wired connection limit the 1000 Hz polling rate in practice?
The USB cable sustains the full 1000 Hz report rate without latency drops, so every movement is registered each millisecond.
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