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BFKK

BFKK Sword X Lightweight Magnesium Alloy Wireless Gaming Mouse Green 47g 8KHz PAW3950HS 50-30000 DPI

SKU CH-NJFD-AX259

Ultra-lightweight 47g magnesium-alloy wireless gaming mouse with 8KHz polling, PAW3950HS sensor, 50-30000 DPI and optical switches

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  • Ultra-light 47 g magnesium build for swift control
  • PAW3950HS sensor delivers 50 to 30000 DPI precision
  • Adjustable polling from 125 to 8000 Hz for responsive play
  • TTC Nihil and Omron optical switches ensure crisp clicks
  • 8K Hz Sword Box receiver enables low-latency wireless freedom

Ultra-Lightweight Magnesium Gaming Mouse

The BFKK Sword X weighs 47 grams and uses a magnesium alloy shell with an ABS plastic base. A custom PAW3950HS sensor delivers a 50 to 30000 DPI range. TTC Nihil Transparent Black Dot and OMRON Optical switches handle clicks. The 8KHz Sword Box receiver provides the wireless link.

Polling Rate Limits and Sensor Ceiling

The adjustable polling rate spans 125 to 8000 Hz, so the 8000 Hz ceiling is the practical limit for report speed. The sensor tops out at 30000 DPI; sensitivity requirements beyond that cannot be met. No Bluetooth or wired fallback is described in the specifications.

Compatibility Checks Before Buying

Verify that your operating system supports the 8KHz receiver and any configuration software the brand provides. Confirm the mouse shape and 47g weight suit your grip style and hand size. Buyers who need a wired connection option or a heavier, larger chassis should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Ultra-light 47 g magnesium build for swift control
  • PAW3950HS sensor delivers 50 to 30000 DPI precision
  • Adjustable polling from 125 to 8000 Hz for responsive play
  • TTC Nihil and Omron optical switches ensure crisp clicks
  • 8K Hz Sword Box receiver enables low-latency wireless freedom

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Which of the listed DPI settings should I choose for this mouse?

The sensor covers 50 to 30000 DPI; start low for precise aiming and increase only if you need faster cursor travel across the screen

What does the 8KHz polling rate mean once the mouse is in use?

The adjustable polling rate runs from 125 to 8000 Hz; at 8000 Hz the Sword Box receiver reports position eight thousand times per second for smoother tracking

What interface does the 8KHz Sword Box receiver use and what does it cap in practice?

The receiver delivers up to 8000 Hz wireless polling, so the practical cap is the 8KHz rate itself rather than a lower USB standard

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