MCHOSE
MCHOSE A7 V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse White 59g PAW3395 26000 DPI 8000Hz
A 59 g wireless gaming mouse with a PAW3395 sensor at 26000 DPI and 8000 Hz polling across wired, wireless and Bluetooth modes
- ColorWhite
- 59 g lightweight build for stable control
- PAW3395 sensor tracks up to 26,000 DPI
- Tri-mode wireless, wired and Bluetooth
- 8000 Hz polling for ultra-low latency
- Onboard memory stores profiles without software
Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse
The MCHOSE A7 V2 Pro is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse weighing 59 g with a centred gravity design for stable control. It uses a PAW3395 optical sensor with a maximum sensitivity of 26,000 DPI for precise tracking. Tri-mode connectivity offers wireless, wired and Bluetooth options for flexible use. Onboard memory stores button mappings, DPI steps and polling rates via companion software.
Competitive Players Seeking Low Latency
This mouse suits competitive players who want a sub-60 g chassis with a flagship sensor and 8,000 Hz polling capability. It is not for buyers who need an included 8K receiver, as the high-rate dongle is sold separately. Users preferring heavier shells or ergonomic right-handed humps should consider other shapes. The symmetric outline may not fill larger palms completely.
26,000 DPI PAW3395 Sensor
The PAW3395 sensor tops out at 26,000 DPI and drives the mouse’s tracking accuracy across all connection modes. This single specification decides whether the resolution ceiling matches your aiming preferences. Polling rate reaches 8,000 Hz when paired with the optional 8K receiver.
Highlights
- 59 g lightweight build for stable control
- PAW3395 sensor tracks up to 26,000 DPI
- Tri-mode wireless, wired and Bluetooth
- 8000 Hz polling for ultra-low latency
- Onboard memory stores profiles without software
Specifications
| Brand | MCHOSE |
|---|---|
| Series | A7 V2 |
| Model | A7 V2 PRO |
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
How warm does the PAW3395 sensor run during all-day use at 26000 DPI?
The PAW3395 optical sensor is designed for efficient operation; the mouse body stays cool to the touch even during extended sessions at the maximum 26000 DPI setting.
Which separate receiver is required to enable the 8000 Hz wireless polling rate?
An 8K user receiver sold separately is needed to unlock the full 8000 Hz wireless polling rate; without it the mouse operates at standard wireless polling speeds.
Will the mouse pair with a legacy desktop that only has USB 2.0 ports and no Bluetooth?
Yes, connect the included USB cable or the standard wireless dongle to any USB 2.0 port for full functionality without Bluetooth.
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