Gaming Mouse 16400 DPI with 9 Programmable Buttons

Every pixel, exactly where you point

Track with laser precision

The laser sensor reaches 16400 DPI, which gives you quick flicks in games and small, exact moves in a spreadsheet. Drop the setting for detail work, or push it up when you want the cursor to cover ground fast. Pair it with a big computer mouse pad for long swipes.

Nine buttons, one tap each

Bind reload, copy, paste or window switching to the side and thumb buttons. The driver CD handles the mapping, so the shortcuts you use most stay within reach of your hand instead of your keyboard.

Tune the weight yourself

The weight cartridge offers 8 weight settings. Pick the one that matches your grip and style, and the mouse keeps its shape while the balance changes.

Four numbers that count

• 16400 DPILaser sensor maximum
• 9 buttonsProgrammable
• 8 weightsTunable via cartridge
• 5 modesOnboard profiles

Dial in the weight in seconds

1. 1
   Apply the foot pads

   Stick the included anti-skid foot pad stickers to the base before first use. They keep the feet moving smoothly across the desk.

2. 2
   Plug in

   Connect the braided USB cable to a free port. The mouse is ready to use straight away.

3. 3
   Load the driver

   Install the driver from the CD to map the nine buttons, set your DPI and choose the backlight color.

4. 4
   Swap the weight

   Fit the weight cartridge and pick the setting that suits your grip. Change it any time you want a different feel.

Five things you actually need

• Gaming mouse×1

  Matte black body with red accents and a green backlit wheel

• Weight tuning cartridge×1

  Sets the feel across 8 weight settings

• Driver CD×1

  Maps the nine buttons, DPI and lighting

• User manual×1

  Setup and button guide

• Anti-skid foot pad stickers

  Apply to the base before first use

Your aim, back in hand

The mouse that fought back

Your cursor overshoots the target, and the shortcut you need sits three menus deep. Most stock office mice were built for spreadsheets, not fast matches, so the frustration stacks up with every round.

Nine buttons, one plan

Nine programmable buttons put your macros and shortcuts under your thumb. The 16400 DPI laser sensor follows each movement you make, so the mouse keeps up with your hand instead of fighting it.

Your mouse, your rules

Swap the weight cartridge until the mouse feels right for your grip, then pick a backlight color that suits the rest of the rig. Every session starts on your terms.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Plug in and feel it

   Plug in via the braided USB cable and the mouse is ready. Install the driver CD if you want to map buttons or adjust DPI and lighting.

2. 3 uses
   Settle on your DPI

   After a few sessions, most people find a DPI setting that feels comfortable for their desk size and playstyle.

3. 30 days
   Shortcuts become muscle memory

   With the nine buttons mapped, many users stop reaching for the keyboard for common actions and find their workflow feels smoother.

Measured in centimeters

• 12 cm (4.7 in)Length
• 8 cm (3 in)Width
• 4.2 cm (1.6 in)Height

Measured flat at 12 cm long, 8 cm wide and 4.2 cm tall

Why this, not the stock mouse