Attack Shark X11 Ultra Carbon Fibre 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse

The X11 Ultra is Attack Shark's flagship carbon-fibre composite gaming mouse, pairing a full injection-moulded carbon-fibre shell with the PixArt PAW3950MAX sensor, a Nordic 54L15 chip and dual 8000Hz polling over both cable and 2.4GHz. It suits competitive players who want flagship tracking in a premium, scratch-resistant build with a CNC metal scroll wheel and gold-plated accents.

Highlights

• Full injection-moulded carbon-fibre composite body with forged carbon texture
• PixArt PAW3950MAX: up to 42,000 DPI in 50 DPI steps, 750 IPS, 50G
• Dual 8000Hz polling (wired and 2.4GHz) with shark-fin 8K receiver dock showing battery, DPI and polling status
• Nordic 54L15 chip: 0.163ms click latency and longer battery life
• Omron optical micro switches (100 million clicks) and CNC-machined metal scroll wheel
• Nano-metal ice coating; 24K gold-plated side buttons on the Purple and Red versions

Full specifications

What's in the box

• X11 Ultra mouse
• Shark-fin 8K receiver dock

Works with: Connects to a PC over USB-C cable, 2.4GHz via the 8K dock, or Bluetooth 5.2; Attack Shark's cloud web driver auto-detects the mouse, and a downloadable driver handles buttons, macros and profiles.

Know your gear

• Sensor — The optical sensor reads your hand movement. Flagship sensors (like PixArt PAW3950 or Razer Focus Pro) track perfectly at any speed — no jitter, no spin-outs — so your crosshair lands exactly where your hand goes.
• DPI — How far the cursor moves for each inch you move the mouse. Most pro players use 400–1600 DPI; a very high maximum DPI is mostly marketing — what matters is clean tracking at the DPI you actually use.
• Polling rate (1K / 4K / 8K) — How often the mouse reports its position to your PC. 1,000 Hz = every 1 ms; 8,000 Hz (8K) = every 0.125 ms. Higher polling makes motion look smoother on 240 Hz+ monitors, but uses more battery and CPU.
• Weight — Lighter mice (under ~60 g) start and stop faster, so flicks and micro-adjustments take less effort and your arm tires less in long sessions.
• Optical switches — Clicks are detected with a beam of light instead of metal contacts — no double-clicking over time and a faster response.
• 2.4 GHz wireless vs Bluetooth — 2.4 GHz (through the USB receiver) is low-latency and made for gaming. Bluetooth is handy for laptops and tablets and saves battery, but adds a little delay.
• Charging dock — Just set the mouse on the dock when you are done — it charges automatically and is always ready.

100% genuine Attack Shark — sourced from the official Attack Shark store.

🚚 Estimated delivery: 7–17 business days · Free tracked shipping worldwide.