Grava Star
Grava Star Mercury M1 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse 26000 DPI
A lightweight magnesium-alloy gaming mouse with a 26000 DPI PAW3395 sensor, 4K polling, tri-mode wireless and up to 200 hours of battery life
- PAW3395DM sensor delivers 26000 DPI precision
- Magnesium alloy shell with hollow design stays cool
- TUROSPEED wireless gives 2.4G, Bluetooth and wired modes
- 4K polling rate dongle cuts latency to near zero
- Up to 200 hours battery life keeps you playing
Mercury M1 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse
The GravaStar Mercury M1 Pro is a wireless gaming mouse built around a PAW3395DM sensor with up to 26000 DPI. It features a handcrafted magnesium alloy shell with a hollowed-out design for lightweight agility and hand cooling. Five programmable buttons and GLOWSYNC RGB lighting allow full customisation through dedicated software.
Before ordering check your setup
The mouse connects via TUROSPEED wireless technology offering 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and wired modes. A 1K and 4K polling-rate dongle is included for ultra-low latency. Verify you have an available USB port for the receiver and that your operating system supports the configuration software for button mapping and lighting control.
Bundled accessories and software
The package supplies both a 1K and a 4K dongle so you can choose the polling rate that suits your game. The configuration software unlocks macro assignment, button remapping and GLOWSYNC RGB synchronisation. Up to 200 hours of battery life means extended sessions without frequent recharging.
Highlights
- PAW3395DM sensor delivers 26000 DPI precision
- Magnesium alloy shell with hollow design stays cool
- TUROSPEED wireless gives 2.4G, Bluetooth and wired modes
- 4K polling rate dongle cuts latency to near zero
- Up to 200 hours battery life keeps you playing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include both the 1K and 4K dongles, or must one be purchased separately?
The supplier title states the mouse is outfitted with both the 1K and 4K dongles, so both are included in the package.
Which sensor is used and what is its maximum DPI?
The mouse uses the PAW3395DM sensor with a maximum of 26000 DPI.
How does the 26000 DPI figure translate to actual cursor movement on screen?
At the maximum 26000 DPI setting the cursor travels 26000 counts for every inch of physical mouse movement, giving extremely fine granularity for high-resolution displays.
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