ATTACK SHARK X8PPO 8K Mouse for Large Hand, 55g SUPERLIGHT, PixArt PAW3395PRO Gaming Sensor, BT/2.4G Wireless/Wired, 6 Adjustable DPI up to 40000, 500mAh Battery (Black)
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1 GAMING SENSOR
2 POLLING RATE
3 ANTI-SLIP FOOTPAD
4 MICRO SWITCH
5 ICE COATING
Product Dimensions : 17 x 11 x 5 cm; 150 g
Date First Available : 5 July 2025
Manufacturer : ATTACK SHARK
ASIN : B0FGTJRVLC
Country of origin : China
Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
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Best Sellers Rank: 118,381 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories) 2,400 in Mice
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[55g Ultra-Light] The X8PRO ultra-lightweight mouse is designed for gamers who pursue extreme weight reduction. Through an innovative liquid nitrogen-cooled injection molding process, the mouse weight is reduced to just 55g—30% lighter than the G PRO X and 20% lighter than the Aerox 3. This allows for faster mouse movements in-game, enhancing operational speed and reducing fatigue during extended use.
[3395PRO Gaming Sensor] The X8PRO gaming mouse is equipped with the PixArt 3395PRO sensor, offering adjustable DPI from 50 to 40,000. Whether for daily office work or professional gaming, the X8PRO effortlessly meets your needs.
[BK52820 Tri-Mode] To cater to different usage scenarios, the X8PRO high-performance mouse features a custom BK52820 chip, providing three connection modes: wired USB-C, 2.4GHz, and Bluetooth. Enjoy long battery life, low power consumption, and minimal latency.
[100 Million Clicks] Built for endurance, this mouse features 100-million-click micro switches. Fast triggering, stable rebound. After months of tuning with engineers, the mold was optimized to reduce actuation force, delivering a soft yet responsive feel. Even after tens of millions of clicks, precision remains flawless, extending the lifespan to 100 million clicks.
[8000Hz Polling Rate] The integrated high-refresh MCU boosts the mouse’s polling rate to a native 8KHz, making movements smoother and more responsive. Execute micro-adjustments lightning-fast and strike first in team fights. To ensure optimal performance with the Attack Shark 8KHz mouse, please verify that your PC meets the required specifications.
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Original price was: £46.99.£39.94Current price is: £39.94.
Stephen Carling –
Good cheap wireless e-sport gaming mouse
Now I want too touch about the things that might be a deal breaker for some, the “nano ice coating” does feel nice on the hands when they’re not sweaty but in the UK right now I have nothing but sweaty hands so it really doesn’t feel good and the sweat/other finger juice stays on the mouse but nothing a wipe can’t fix. otherwise it’s a nice soft/smooth coating and fits well in my “average” handsThe buttons are nice and the side buttons don’t have that “mushy” or push in 50% and no click, they’re right on the buttons making it click as soon as you press it which I really nice. and the scroll wheel could be better but I do find it quite alright when using it but I am coming from a G502 which has a pretty nice scroll wheel so it’s a high bar.I’ve been using it too play Battlefield 1, Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Fortnite and I noticed in all the 8k setting makes my frame times go crazy when moving it fast, I don’t know if it’s my pc or anything else and I will edit this whenever I try it on a different pc and find out (I have a Ryzen 7 5800x) Honestly I prefer too leave it at 1000hz for battery life because I hate wired mice and their drag.The receiver is really bright with it’s green LED but if you set the deep sleep timer in the driver for the mouse it turns off the LED after (say you have deep sleep set too 10 mins) 10 minutes of not touching the mouse, or turning the mouse off with the switch turns it off after 6 seconds.I am going too be using this for college and some light editing of clips for personal use and it isn’t the best but it isn’t too bad either. I wish there was an e-sport mouse with side scrolling but this mouse was about £43 for me so it was pretty cheap whilst also being pretty high build quality with no creaking or any sorts but a little play on the mouse keys but that should be no problem because it’s something you would not really notice.Short review: It’s pretty nice for it’s price and essentially is an attack shark R3 but in a plastic shell. I like it and if you don’t do work mainly this is a great gaming mouse for e-sport or shooters and it comes with some super cute stickers. (unless you bought it pre-applied don’t even try the grip tape).Overall if you need a new mouse but don’t want too break the bank I think this is better than the attack shark x3 if you can get the 8K polling rate too work on your system without frame times freaking out this is a great option.