ATTACK SHARKR2 Magnesium Alloy Gaming Mouse, PixArt PAW3950 Sensor, Wireless 8K, 48g Superlight, BT/2.4G/Wired, Adjustable DPI 42000, Grey - Win11/Xbox/PS/Mac

Satisfied with my order! Super fast delivery

For the price, this is an excellent mouse. Sensor is super smooth, driver software is good. And the mouse isn't too big, but not too small either. Love it.

The Attack Shark R2 is an exceptionally light weight mouse that glides easily. It is a pleasure to use. I recommend.

This item was a gift and has broken can I get a replacement please

Ergonomic, gives my palm good support, and very lightweight. Has a good response rate with virtually no lagging. Didn’t need any installation software and is ready to go out the box. Works either by the USB connector or by Bluetooth, both connections were seamless and stable. Also comes with a number of easily customisable functions which is a nice plus.My only niggle is that it can be a nightmare to clean, especially if you've got cats or dogs as their fur easily ends up inside. The only way to get rid of any dust is by using some sort of compressed air duster.Other than that though it's decent value for the price. Even though it's lightweight, the durability of the metal alloy makes me feel this is built to last a good long while. I’d be happy to recommend.

I got this as a cautious "upgrade" from my G602, of which I have two for two different computers, and both are almost 8 years old - so yes I do like those mice.The first thing that caught my attention when I unboxed this mouse is how insanely light it is. It gives the sensation of being an ultra light plastic, but when you grasp the mouse you can feel the alloy material and how light and solid it is.The next upgrade for me is the fact the mouse is USB chargeable, so I will no longer be dropping AA batteries into my mouse every few months. This really is a big plus for me.This mouse is slightly smaller, but has a more pronounced feeling in the cup of the hand. It actually fits my hand a lot better and this could have been a big point of contention so I'm glad it worked out so well.The mouse can connect to your computer via a proprietary USB connector (which I'm using, and it worked instantly) or via Bluetooth. this means for a laptop you can just connect to bluetooth and fully remove cables, whereas on my desktop I retain the wireless mouse feature and don't worry about the cable in the computer.I'm using this mouse right now and frankly I don't think that'll change. I might get a second for my other computer.

After about an hour of gaming I noticed the lect click doesnt click anymore, seems to be stuck down and hard to push, the right click is fine but it is a shame due to the mouse being quite nice.