Attack Shark X8 Ultimate PAW3950MAX 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse

The X8 Ultimate is the top tier of Attack Shark's X8 series: a tri-mode wireless gaming mouse built around PixArt's flagship PAW3950MAX sensor, a Nordic 54L15 chip and true 8000Hz polling in both wired and 2.4GHz modes. It is aimed at competitive FPS and battle-royale players who want flagship sensor performance and the largest battery in the X8 line at a mid-range price.

Highlights

• PixArt PAW3950MAX sensor: up to 42,000 DPI, 750 IPS, 65G acceleration
• Wired 8K + wireless 8K polling with the included 8K receiver
• Nordic 54L15 MCU for low-latency, power-efficient wireless
• Hunting Shark competitive mode for a fixed 20,000 FPS motion-capture rate
• 800mAh battery, the largest in the X8 series
• Omron optical micro switches (100 million clicks), dual-layer PTFE skates and Nano Ice-feel coating

Full specifications

What's in the box

• X8 Ultimate mouse
• 8K receiver

Works with: Connects to any computer over wired USB, 2.4GHz (8K receiver) or Bluetooth; DPI, polling rate, buttons and lift-off distance are tuned through Attack Shark's web-based configurator or downloadable PC software.

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.

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