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Black wired gaming mouse with Kanagawa-themed RGB lighting and ergonomic right-handed shape

Womier G705 Kanagawa Wired Gaming Mouse

SKU CH-QSV5-DQSVR

A kanagawa-themed wired gaming mouse with 12400 DPI optical sensor, 12 RGB modes, seven programmable buttons and an ergonomic right-hand shape

  • NameWomier
  • Type2.4GHz / Wired
  • ColorBlack
  • InterfaceBluetooth
  • Mouse Grip StyleAdjustable
  • Tracking MethodOptical
  • Kanagawa theme with RGB backlight and pattern fusion
  • 12400 DPI optical sensor with 125–1000 Hz polling rate
  • Six redefinable DPI levels from 800 to 12400
  • Seven programmable buttons with macro editor support
  • Ergonomic right-hand shape weighing 0.181 kilograms

Kanagawa theme wired gaming mouse

The Womier G705 is a new wired gaming mouse finished in a classic Kanagawa colour scheme with RGB backlighting. It uses an optical trackball sensor and offers 16 buttons plus touch scrolling for extensive control. The right-handed shape and adjustable grip style are built for long sessions with less fatigue. A braided cable and low-friction feet complete the package.

Right-handed trackball users wanting deep

This mouse suits players who prefer a stationary trackball design and need many programmable inputs for macros or shortcuts. The 16 buttons and six DPI stages up to 12400 cover complex key maps and fast sensitivity changes. Buyers who want a lightweight conventional optical sensor or a purely wireless connection should look elsewhere. The 181 gram weight and fixed right-hand shape also rule out ambidextrous or ultra-light preferences.

Optical trackball sensor with 12400 DPI maximum

The optical trackball tops out at 12400 DPI and is adjustable across six default levels from 800 to 12400. Polling rate can be set between 125 Hz and 1000 Hz for responsive tracking. This sensor type and ceiling sensitivity are the key figures that decide if the G705 matches your aiming style and game requirements.

Highlights

  • Kanagawa theme with RGB backlight and pattern fusion
  • 12400 DPI optical sensor with 125–1000 Hz polling rate
  • Six redefinable DPI levels from 800 to 12400
  • Seven programmable buttons with macro editor support
  • Ergonomic right-hand shape weighing 0.181 kilograms

Specifications

BrandASUS
NameWomier
Type2.4GHz / Wired
ColorBlack
InterfaceBluetooth
Mouse Grip StyleAdjustable
Tracking MethodOptical
SensorTrackball
Hand OrientationRight Hand
Buttons16
Scrolling CapabilityTouch Scroll
Dimension8.7122 cm x 8.89 cm x 14.4018 cm
Weight0.181 kilograms
System RequirementUSB port

Questions about this item

Which DPI preset should I start with for a 1080p monitor?

The default steps are 800, 1600, 2400, 3200, 6400 and 12400; 1600 or 2400 is a common starting point for 1080p and you can shift up or down in software.

What does the 12400 DPI rating actually deliver on a desk?

It means the sensor counts 12 400 steps per inch of movement, so tiny hand motions move the cursor across the screen; most users lower it to 800–3200 for comfortable control.

How does the wired USB link limit the 1000 Hz polling rate?

The USB connection supports the full 125–1000 Hz report range, so the mouse can send position updates every millisecond at the top setting.

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