Gigastone GS-GM-X041B-R Wired Gaming Mouse 12000 DPI 8 Buttons RGB
- GS-GM-X041B-R
- Wired
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Gigastone Corporation
A wired gaming mouse with a Pixart sensor adjustable to 3200 DPI, 8 programmable buttons, 256 KB onboard memory, RGB lighting and a 1000 Hz polling rate
The Gigastone GS-GM-X031B-R is a wired gaming mouse that connects through USB and uses a Pixart Gaming Engine sensor with up to 3200 DPI. It has eight programmable buttons, a single scroll wheel and customizable RGB lighting with five preset modes. The mouse is shaped for right-handed palm or claw grips and stores profiles in 256KB of onboard memory. It is aimed at Windows gamers who want adjustable sensitivity and macro buttons without wireless latency.
The mouse suits players who prefer a wired connection, a right-handed shape and on-the-fly DPI switching across five levels up to 3200. It works with Windows 7 and above and settings can be saved to the device for use on other computers. Buyers who need left-handed or ambidextrous designs, wireless freedom, higher maximum DPI, or official macOS configuration software should consider other options. The free customization utility is Windows-only.
Plug the USB cable into a port and Windows will recognise the mouse immediately; the optional Gigastone software enables deeper DPI, button and lighting adjustments. The 256KB onboard memory keeps your profiles after the software is closed. The braided cable is rated for durability but can snag on desk edges if not routed cleanly. Some users report the scroll wheel feels stiff at first and the side buttons may need a short break-in period.
| Brand | Gigastone |
|---|---|
| Name | GS-GM-X031B-R |
| Model | GS-GM-X031B-R |
| Part Number | GS-GM-X031B-R |
| Type | Wired |
| Interface | USB |
| Mouse Grip Style | Palm / Claw |
| Tracking Method | Optimal Precision Pixart |
| Resolution (DPI) | 3200 dpi |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Buttons | 8 |
| Scrolling Capability | 1 x Wheel |
| Color | Black |
| Operating System Supported | Windows 7 (and above) |
| Features | Optimal Precision Pixart Gaming Engine Sensor, up to 3200 DPI with 5 adjustable levels and 8 programmable buttons. DPI numbers could be customized further to suit your needs with Gigastone free software. RGB AnimationRGB animations with 5 preset lighting modes. High DurabilityLifetime of over 10 million clicks, 500,000 scrolls. Comes with durable soft braided cable. Ideal Specifications 7 gaming modes, 256KB onboard memory, 1000Hz polling rate, 10g acceleration, 30 ips tracking speed, 4000 fps and 1 ms key response. Free SoftwareAll default settings are customizable through software. |
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Yes, it connects through a wired USB interface and requires an available USB-A port on a Windows 7 or newer system.
The 256KB onboard memory stores up to 7 gaming modes so your custom settings travel with the mouse, even on a legacy Windows 7 machine.
Open the Gigastone software, select the 1000Hz polling-rate option, then verify the setting reads 1000Hz in the software dashboard.
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