Description
Engineered for elite performance, the ATTACK SHARK X6 49g Superlight Mouse redefines speed and precision across the U.S., from the competitive arenas of Los Angeles to the creative studios of Brooklyn. Built with the latest Pixart 3395 sensor, 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration, this wireless powerhouse is ready for both casual scrolls in Chicago and eSports tournaments in Dallas.
Thanks to its revolutionary liquid nitrogen cooling injection molding, this mouse weighs just 49g — 30% lighter than the G PRO X. Whether you’re streaming from Seattle, editing in Miami, or gaming hard in Atlanta, every movement feels seamless.
The BK3633 tri-mode chip allows you to connect via USB-C, Bluetooth, or 2.4GHz, perfect for hybrid players in San Francisco, Houston, or Phoenix. The long-lasting battery provides up to 200 hours of playtime, keeping you ahead in marathon sessions in Las Vegas, Philadelphia, or San Diego.
Paired with a sleek magnetic charging dock, this mouse stays charged and stylish—perfect for pro setups in Orlando, Cleveland, or Denver. The tactile TTC encoder scroll wheel gives ultra-precise control, ideal for FPS legends from Detroit to Minneapolis.
The self-developed software enables full macro customization and DPI switching, giving creators in Nashville, gamers in Austin, and students in Portland total control. Unlike traditional perforated mice, the X6 keeps a solid, ergonomic shell—optimized for palm, claw, and fingertip grips across cities like Charlotte, Salt Lake City, and Boston.
Equipped with KAILH GM8.0 Micro Switches rated for 80 million clicks, this is a mouse that won’t quit—whether you’re designing in St. Louis, building in Baltimore, or battling in Kansas City.
Join thousands from San Antonio, New Orleans, and Cincinnati who’ve already upgraded their game. The X6 Ultra-Light Mouse is your next competitive edge.
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