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Pwnage unveils Vanta wireless mouse with adjustable clicks

Pwnage is pushing mouse customisation with its newly announced Vanta, a 49g wireless magnesium alloy gaming mouse featuring mechanically adjustable clicks and a repositionable sensor.

Unlike traditional designs with fixed button feel, the Vanta (via ITHome) lets users physically adjust how the main buttons engage their microswitches. Pwnage includes a small screwdriver in the box, enabling physical adjustments to resistance, click force, force curve, actuation feel, break point, and return feel.

Under the hood, the symmetrical mouse packs a Nordic nRF54L15 wireless controller paired with Pwnage's custom Xero sensor, which is built on the PixArt PAW3950. Users can also physically shift the sensor's position within the shell to match their grip style better and aiming preferences. Measuring 120x60x39mm, the magnesium alloy chassis keeps the overall weight down to 49g.

The Vanta is now available for preorder in four limited-edition colourways: black, platinum, purple, and white. Pricing starts at $159 with PTFE skates, increasing to $179 for the model equipped with glass skates (black or red trim on black).

KitGuru says: Allowing gamers to fine-tune click actuation and sensor placement is quite the unique option. Do you think other manufacturers should offer similar features? 

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