x Attack Shark X11 Wireless Gaming Mouse with RGB Magnetic Charging Station, PixArt PAW3311 Sensor, Ultralight 59g Heavy Tri-Mode Gaming Mouse with Band, Wired/2.4G/BT, 22K DPI-Red&Tape

Je rejoins beaucoup d'avis.Pour le prix, la souris est excellente, quelque micro lags de temps à autres faut bien l'avouer.Rapport qualité prix excellent (Si vous souhaitez tester une souris légère sans fil c'est l'occasion)PAR CONTRE, petit problème pour ma part.Je dispose d'un tapis de souris en verre trempé Blanc.Quand j'enlève la souris de son dock, pour l'utiliser, elle ne marche pas. (Voir vidéo)Obligé de la faire passer d'abord par une autre surface, et après miracle, ça marche. là pour le coup, j'ai aucune explication.(Aucun problème avec d'autres souris que j'ai)Donc voilà, je laisse ce commentaire juste pour prévenir.

Se trata de un ratón para juegos, con una relación calidad-precio insuperable, ideal para presupuestos ajustados, y sin envidiar nada a grandes marcas.Viene en una caja muy vistosa, en la que se indican las especificaciones del ratón, y se incluyen un manual completo de instrucciones, un cable USB-A a USB-C, una base de carga con un puerto USB-A en la parte frontal, y unas pegatinas con relieve que nos podrían ayudar a mejorar el agarre del ratón.Es muy muy ligero, los acabados son muy buenos, y se siente robusto en la mano, sin dar la sensación de ser de plástico malo o algo parecido, al revés, se siente como un ratón de mucha más calidad con respecto al precio que tiene.La duración de la batería es muy buena, aunque gracias a la base de carga, nos podemos olvidar de quedarnos sin batería en medio de una sesión de juego.Dispone de conectividad por bluetooth, por radiofrecuencia a 2.4ghz con su receptor USB, y por cable, y aunque de las tres formas funciona perfectamente, para jugar me abstendría de utilizarlo por bluetooth, ya que añade algo de latencia que podríamos notar en juegos de disparos.Monta un sensor Pixart PAW3311 que funciona sin ningún problema sobre alfombrillas textiles, o incluso directamente sobre la mesa, aunque dependiendo de lo reflectante que sea el acabado, puede que de algún salto, y obviamente no funciona sobre alfombrillas de cristal, pero con un ratón de estas características, un alfombrilla de cristal no tendría ningún sentido.El software no es que sea el mejor del mercado, funciona sin más para programar los botones y regular la configuración de DPI, pero teniendo en cuenta el precio, es más que razonable, ya que no he notado que afecte al funcionamiento del sistema.Hace años que utilizo un Logitech G305 para jugar, y después de un par de semanas con éste ratón, no veo que tenga nada que envidiar a grandes marcas, gracias al magnífico desempeño de su sensor, a una conexión inalámbrica sin latencia, y a su gran ligereza, acompañados de una base de carga que nos ayudará a tenerlo siempre listo y a punto.Por poner una pega, se echa en falta un botón en la parte superior, justo al lado de la rueda y entre los botones de clic derecho e izquierdo, tal y como incorporan otras marcas, pero no es algo absolutamente indispensable para poder disfrutar al 100% de éste ratón.

Introducing the Attack Shark X11 Wireless Gaming Mouse from LexonElec, a prodigious addition to the realm of gaming peripherals that effortlessly combines performance with style. This innovative creation boasts a plethora of features that make it more than just a mere gaming mouse. Allow me to guide you through the wonders of this technological marvel.First and foremost, let's talk about the PixArt PAW 3311 Sensor that equips the Attack Shark X11. The sensor's precision is truly a great feature, offering a buttery smooth experience that's a delight for both casual gamers and esports enthusiasts alike. Coupled with a staggering 22K DPI, this mouse ensures every movement is translated with pinpoint accuracy on your screen, giving you that competitive edge you've been craving.What truly sets the Attack Shark X11 apart is its versatility. With three connectivity modes - Wired, 2.4G, and Bluetooth - this gaming mouse adapts to your needs, whether you're engrossed in a gaming marathon or attending to office tasks. The magnetic charging dock is not only a convenient way to power up but also adds a touch of sophistication to your gaming setup.Weighing a mere 59g, the Attack Shark X11 feels like an extension of your hand, offering unparalleled comfort during extended gaming sessions. The ergonomic design fits snugly in your palm, reducing fatigue and allowing you to focus on what matters most - dominating your opponents.If there's one area for improvement, it would be enhancing the side grips for better control during intense gameplay. A slightly more textured finish could further elevate the user experience, providing a stronger grip during those high-stakes moments.In conclusion, the Attack Shark X11 Wireless Gaming Mouse from LexonElec is a formidable contender in the gaming mouse arena. Its cutting-edge features, sleek design, and exceptional performance make it a noteworthy companion for any gamer seeking an above-average gaming experience. Embrace the power of the Attack Shark X11 and elevate your gaming journey to new heights.

Esta bastante bien, el sensor no es lo mas moderno. pero esta generalmente bien. la bateria usandolo bastante me dura entre 2 y 3 dias. solo hay un problema. extrañamente a veces mientras lo uso deja de funcionar, y para volver a hacerlo funcionar tengo que cambiarlo de puerto usb. por lo demas, teniendo en cuenta el precio y tal... lo recomiendo.

The mouse arrived boxed together with its base, a charging cable and a brief multi-language instruction manual. There is a little slot on the underside of the mouse that holds the 2.4G receiver. The pack also includes some rather brash stickers that I will not be using.It is a technically sophisticated mouse in many ways, but perhaps overkill for the likes of myself who prefers a wireless mouse but only requires one that does its job of controlling my cursor in a smooth and reliable way. In fact, I had to look up the detail of what constitutes a gaming mouse and apparently adjustible sensitivity is the most important feature. This mouse excels in that respect with a range of 6 sensitivities from 800 to 22000 DPI.The sales information gives other parameters that they say improves its gaming function. The polling rate is 1000 MHz which I understand is typical for a gaming mouse, and it is apparently 4 speed adjustable which I am afraid is beyond my understanding and I am not clear how to change. A search on the internet suggests that too high a rate can cause lag. Interpreting the rest of the sales information, 35g acceleration for example, I will also have to leave to you! I assume it is positive or they would not have included it!Apart from its technical prowess there are 3 connection possibilities. The base acts as a fast charger for the mouse, and I guess that might what allows the mouse to be so lightweight - which it is. Apparently this helps for gaming although for me I would have preferred something a little more substantial. The base is connected to your computer by USB as can be the mouse itself, and the 2.4G receiver giving 3 connection possibilities. Incidentally I currently use a mouse that also has the same 3 ways of connecting but does not require a base to take up space on my desk. I am guessing that base may allow for the additional adjustment of sensitivity which on my current mouse I adjust with software, but maybe there is more to it than that. The mouse can be used without it however and for some the money saved by not providing it might have been desirable. Am I missing something?The mouse is comfortable to hold but doesn’t give the impression of robustness. The plastic cover felt rather filmsy to me. In use the movement is smooth and adjusting the speed of the cursor using the little button on the underside is very effective, However, you have to scroll through all 8 of the speeds which is a nuisance if you want to slow it just a little. I don’t know if this is a standard feature of adjustable gaming mice, as I mentioned, in the past I have used a mouse setup page available on my operating system to do this which I find easier. The central scrolling wheel is rather slow and I couldn’t find if it is possible to speed it up.The light function on the base for me was superfluous, but it seems to work effectively. There is a little button on the underside of the base to control it or turn it off. When the mouse is charging on the base a white light indicates it and turns off when the mouse is fully charged.The current price of this mouse is £32.99 and there is a £5 voucher. This seems quite expensive given the material quality of the mouse but might be explained by the electronic sophistication. Looking on the Amazon site, it is not an atypical price for a gaming mouse but a number of others are by known names in computer peripherals and my experience of these is that they feel far more robust, with a thicker grade of plastic, etc.I find rating this quite difficult because I am not a gamer and don’t wish to be unfair about something that I have little experience of. However you will gather from the above that I have certain concerns that are not to do with gaming requirements. I won’t be making regular use of this mouse and don’t feel that it justifies more that 3 stars.