Attack Shark has announced the F1 Air, a 39g wireless gaming mouse supporting up to an 8K polling rate and 60,000 DPI.
At the core of the F1 Air sits the PixArt PAW3955MAX sensor supporting 1K, 2K, 4K, and up to 8K polling modes. The sensor covers a sensitivity range of 1 to 60000DPI with 1DPI adjustment steps, 850IPS tracking speed, and 75G acceleration. Attack Shark also added a five-level lift-off distance system along with tracking optimisations for glass mouse pads.
Processing is handled by a Nordic nRF54L15 wireless MCU, which powers the company's Smart Speed Wireless technology to achieve click latencies down to 0.168ms in 8K mode. Included with the mouse is a shark-fin 8K receiver featuring an enlarged antenna and LED indicators for battery life, polling rate, and connection status. For the buttons, the company went for Omron optical switches rated for 100 million clicks and a glass coating on the shell.
Orders for the new flagship peripheral will open on the company's website starting August 17th.
KitGuru says: Packing a PAW3955MAX sensor and 8K polling into a 39g shell makes the Attack Shark F1 Air an intriguing option for ultra-lightweight mouse fans looking for a high-end peripheral. Hopefully, real-world performance will match its spec sheet.
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