R5Ultra 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse with 42,000 DPI -PAW3950 MAX Sensor -39g Ultra-Lightweight Carbon Fiber -Nordic 52840 MCU Chip-Wired/BT/2.4GHz Wireless Programmable Mouse Griptape for PC/Mac (Black)

Just got mine today. CS2 is my main game. I'm Faceit lv10 and 20K Elo+ in premier season 1 and 2. The width is in between Beast X 8k/pro and Beast X mini. The height of hump is slightly lower than Beast X 8k/pro. This shape is perfect for me. Didn't check the weight, but it feels like a little bit heavier than Beast X 8k/pro, which is not necessarily a bad thing. The M1 and M2 clicks are light and crispy. The side buttons are on par. Stock grip tapes are decent. Build quality is rock solid. It will be my main rotation mouse from now. Love it.

Excente producto, muy liviano y veloz.

super light with Omni switches with a good battery life even at 8k polling only downfall is I wish they’d add additional features on the web based drivers like other mouse companies. Really they need to add sensor angle to the WBD and it’ll be a solid 5 star easily but until then Itll remain a 4, and that’s only bc they don’t offer half stars or it would be a solid 3.5 / 5

My son loves this mouse, it’s super light and it feels like you have nothing in your hand when you’re using it

Excelente producto

Ha sido un producto bueno, de mi agrado, realmente fue una gran actualización en comparación del mouse que tenia antes jaja, lo tengo hace 3 dias masomenos y es poco tiempo la verdad, pero por ahora ha rendido muy bien y ahora noto una diferencia grande al jugar

unfortunately not quite compataible with mac. i cant even update or use any of the features on the web driver because it simply doesnt work. ive tried two different MAC products both older and newer products with 0 luck. (i have a ps5 and the mouse works flawlessly just have to wait to update) everytime i try to update the mouse it just freezes. gonna have to wait to use a windows 11 PC unfortunately.

Great

It’s good but after using it for 20 days it’s not working

Good product,as advertised.

After only 6ish months of use it has stopped working properly, the side buttons have stopped working and the sensor is not reading my inputs properly

This AttackShark R5Ultra Wireless Gaming mouse has the makings of a good ultralight mouse and is decent overall, but I really cannot justify the $100 CAD ($85 CAD with coupon) at time of review as being a good value. At $50-60 this would be outstanding, but at this price it is outclassed by older steadfast models from other brands and doesn't offer enough in the way of tangible improvements to justify itself. Summary points below. POSITIVES: -Extremely lightweight, aided by a carbon fibre (supposedly) frame with more air space than material due to the skeletal fabrication. -Three-way connectivity of wired, 2.4 Ghz wireless, and Bluetooth. -Easy bluetooth pairing -Unusual but interesting web-based open driver for USB functionality. -Responsive; polling rate up to [completely overkill] 8k setting, DPI up to a frankly absurd 42000 (not a typo) DPI. -Battery life seems reasonably good; didn't need to charge even after a few days use. -USB-C charging; cable included. -Includes grip-tape. COULD BE BETTER: -Regrettably, the customizeable driver functions only apply to USB wired/wireless connectivity, NOT Bluetooth. In Bluetooth you're stuck with the defaults. -The default DPI spread has only 3, maybe 4, usable settings out of 7. The top two in particular are so high as to be impractical, and the highest is set to 42 000 DPI which is completely unusable in any practical way. What the point of that is is beyond me. -The skeletal frame is controversial. It makes it lightweight and provides a unique look. The battery is protected, but the circuit board is not. Any spill of food or drink risks instant destruction of the mouse. Why they didn't shield it under a plastic cover is a weird decision. -I don't find the frame-style comfortable to use for longer periods of time (my preferred mice are Logitech G407/703 models, for comparison). This is ambidextrous, which is nice, but is smaller and won't cradle your palm if you have larger hands. POOR / MISSES -The USB dongle is garbage. I have mice that are 10 years old with slim high-polling dongles that fit in the side of my laptop and are barely visible. This thing is bigger than my thumb and has to plug into the end of a USB-C cable. Firmly for desktop PC use only, which defeats the point of an ultralight mouse as the best use is with laptops. -For some ridiculous reason they put the DPI button on the bottom, so it cannot be adjusted on the fly. There are glimmers of a good budget ultralight mouse here, but the price point is wrong for that, and the flaws/improvements needed are such that this isn't a great value at its current price at time of review. The USB dongle deserves a special shoutout for being a legitimately terrible oversized design. On sale this might be a good deal, but at full price I'd give it a pass.

AMAZING MOUSE!!! This R5 Ultra has an impressively solid build, dense and seamless with no flex - it feels lightweight and balanced yet solid. Carbon fibre body makes it feel super premium and it looks amazing. Low hump that doesn’t interfere with aim adjustments, good for CS2, Val, COD, OSU, etc. Clicks are light and responsive yet tactile - one of the best switches i’ve felt (also sound amazing). Side buttons are well-placed and easy to hit. Comes with grips and spare skates, love using the grips. Wireless performance is insane at a higher polling rate - smooth and consistent. Software is easy to use and small, limits the bloat on your PC. Some people complain about the price but you need to consider what your getting - this is definitely a premium mouse geared towards people who need something ultralight, solid, reliable (and carbon fibre lol). Checks all the boxes for me, 10/10!!! All modes of connection worked perfectly with bluetooth definitely meant to be used for non-gaming scenarios as the polling rate is decreased (as all mice with bluetooth).