ATTACK SHARK - R6 Ultralight 39g Wireless 8K PAW3950MAX Gaming Mouse

Most modern wireless mice have 4k or 8k hz polling rates while most wired still use 1k. So wireless mice are actually more responsive. Attack shark r6 is very good for fps games. Under 50 bucks, around 40grams, and decent coating. Buying razer or logitech mice is a waste of money because there are always Chinese clones of these shapes that often improve on the design while being less than half the price. If you want some good recommendations I would go to r/mousereview.

I was in a situation like yours a few weeks ago. I have thoroughly researched a lot of mice and settled with the Attack Shark R6. After seeing your preferred dimensions I think there are a lot of mice of that shape within the budget range. I would not recommand any mouse from Attack Shark X series, because the build quaulity and lots of connectivity issues. But for Attack Shark R series, the build qualities are fairly better. Other mice I would recommend with the best sensor currently in competitive market and battery life would be: 1. Mad R Major 2. Scyrox V8 3. Hitscan Hyperlight These 3 are roughly the same size like the attack shark X3 with 8k polling rate and better builds.

I have one too and it's an amazing mouse. Solid construction the m1 and m2 clicks are optical but feel like a mechanical switch. Side clicks are also good and weights 40g. The shape resembles a x2h mini kind of.

IPI Float 88 is an absolute king at around $50 in my eyes, but its design(holes) might not be to your liking. I’ll suggest some other good options around $60: ATK Blazing Sky F1, VXE Mad R (you might be able to find the Mad R Major on sale for around $60, which is a better version of the regular VXE Mad R), Incott G23 (a GPX Superlight clone with hot-swappable switches), Attack Shark R6, and ATK Blazing Sky X1 (a Viper V3 clone). They are all using solid sensor, are lightweight and using better switches (in my opinion, i'm just omron hater) than Logitech for example. They are all wireless as well.

🙏🙏🙏 wow this is so comprehensive! This saved me probably days of research to get 5% of this information haha. I have smaller hands and a ftip/palm grip on my current Logitech G502 that's like 8 years old at this point. I play a lot of competitive shooters right now so I went with the Attack Shark R6 after looking at the other similar options since this was lighter and smaller than the others it seems. The Redragon M815-8K Hz might be worth at least checking out since its got great specs on paper. But is suspect the usual redragon QC and jank will accompany it :))) but for $30 or less at least worth looking at possibly. Also I would move this line to the top part to make it easier to read the first time through! \> *# on the mouse meant I heavily recommend it.* youre a hero 🙏

I got the Phylina S450 about a year ago for $30 and I was astonished that it was better than any of the mice I was using at the time. Since then I have bought the VXE R1 Pro Max, Maya X and now the Attack Shark R6 and they are all excellent. I love the feel of these new 3950/Nordic 52840 mice. The tracking and responsiveness is best I have used on a wireless mouse so far. I have also bought mice like the Viper V3 Pro, X2h V3 and X2 V3 and use none of them as either the clicks are crap or they have other issues.

Attack shark R6 its the best choice I think Its 8k hz 750 ips Wirless 44g so its light weight All that is for 60 bucks

I fully agree with that you found from it. I bought the L7, Mad R (X2 clone) and Attackshark R6 (Atlantis Mini Clone) all cause their under 40g. The L7 fits right in the middle. It's not got aggressive curves or but it's not entirely flat. It's a very solid feeling shape and for the price you can get the mouse for even the normal L7 not pro or Ultra is a very very solid price for value.

Lamzu Atlantis, which is nearly the same shape as the Sora V2, Scyrox V8 and Attackshark R6. I got the R6 for about 35$ and it's got super aggressive curves basically making it exclusively claw since it'll naturally force your hands into that grip style, while having a good coating and being about 40g

I wouldn't quite say surpasses, but holding both the R6 in hand and Atlantis Mini, the way the grips feel on both and curves is very nearly the same. I think the R6 is using the Skyrox V8 mold, which copies the sora which copies the atlantis. [https://i.imgur.com/zqUIlcU.jpeg](https://i.imgur.com/zqUIlcU.jpeg) this is them side by side, if it wasn't for the coating id be hard pressed to tell. It's \*slightly\* less on the underside curves but only very very slightly less. For 35$ for 40g it's pretty solid.

Personally it totally changed how I view and buy mice. When I first got into them I had a Superlight then got a HTX, when it died i only looked at "higher end" mice like the X2V2 and Atlantis Mini. I have like 6 mice over 100$ now, but i have over 15 others at less than 50$ a piece. I got the Mchose L7, VXE Mad R and Attackshark R6 all recently and the cost was about 100$ total for all 3 and those mice are on par performance, QC wise, and coating wise. At this point i specialize in this subreddit in knowing cheap and budget mice because so many of them are easily able to compete. At this point why bother buying a more expensive branded mouse. You could get a Viper V3 Pro or you could just get a clone for a fraction the price that will arguably offer the same thing. It's gotten wild how high quality the budget options are when you can now just get the same for cheaper. While customer service is a factor for a lot of the mice the customer service can be hit or miss even. G-Wolves is a very well known example.

These days a lot of the more budget options are using the same encoders, same switches, and have extremely good build quality. We exited the age where only more expensive mice were viable a while back. Even the Beast X Mini you have happened because random Chinese budget companies went "Oh we can do the Viper Mini Signature Edition too" then like 5 companies all made magneisum mice on a budget compared to the 250$ for the VMSE. While a lot of them are SUPER cheap chinese electronics using older outdated parts, stuff like the Mad R, Attack Shark R6, or Mchose L7, all feel just as premium in hand as anything from Pulsar, Razer, EndGameGear or Logitech while being half or less the prices without any major flex or other issues.

Loving the Attack Shark R6 right now.

Get attackshark R6 at around $60-70 from amazon. Don't need to spend more than that. Its 40grams with paw3950

Attack shark r6, 39gr 3995 (42k) 8K, optical buttons 100m clicks, I have that, and the x3 max, theyare amazing,. The r6 tho has the right shape( like xm1r)