Grava Star
Grava Star Mercury M1 Pro Gaming Mouse Silver 26000 DPI 88g 4K Hz 5 Buttons
A lightweight magnesium-alloy gaming mouse with a 26,000 DPI PAW3395 sensor, 4K Hz polling and five programmable buttons
- ColorSilver
- 4K Hz polling rate gives ultra-low latency in fast games
- PAW3395 sensor delivers up to 26,000 DPI for pinpoint accuracy
- 88 g magnesium alloy shell with hollowed-out design keeps hand cool
- Five programmable buttons let you assign macros and remap layouts
- 4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired modes keep you connected
Core gaming sensor
The Mercury M1 Pro uses a PAW3395DM sensor that reaches up to 26,000 DPI. This specification defines the mouse's tracking ceiling and determines whether the sensitivity range matches your playstyle. Buyers who need a different sensor architecture or a lower maximum DPI should look elsewhere.
4K Hz polling rate
A 4K Hz polling rate is the single figure that decides if this mouse fits a high-refresh competitive setup. It reports position four thousand times per second over the included 2.4 GHz receiver, reducing input latency to a minimum. Systems that cannot utilise such a rate will not benefit from this specific feature.
Programmable buttons and software
Five programmable buttons are configurable through the companion software for macros and layout changes. The same utility controls five dynamic GlowSync RGB modes, letting you synchronise lighting effects without extra hardware. Users who prefer hardware-only switching or fewer buttons will not gain these customisation options.
Highlights
- 4K Hz polling rate gives ultra-low latency in fast games
- PAW3395 sensor delivers up to 26,000 DPI for pinpoint accuracy
- 88 g magnesium alloy shell with hollowed-out design keeps hand cool
- Five programmable buttons let you assign macros and remap layouts
- 4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and wired modes keep you connected
Specifications
| Color | Silver |
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Questions about this item
What does the 26000 DPI sensor actually deliver during gameplay?
The PAW3395DM sensor tracks at up to 26000 DPI, giving you fine-grained cursor control that you can scale down in software for precise aiming or fast turns.
How does the 4K Hz polling rate affect responsiveness?
The 4K Hz polling rate means the mouse reports its position up to four thousand times per second, reducing input lag for smoother motion in fast-paced titles.
What does the 88 g weight and hollowed-out magnesium shell mean for daily use?
At 88 g the M1 Pro stays light during long sessions, and the open magnesium alloy chassis lets air flow around your hand to keep it cooler.
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