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

Attack shark r6. 150$+ specs in a 50$ mouse, the only thing that may make you not like it is the shape and size.

I got my Attack shark R6 for 40$ off aliexpress. Couldn't be more happier. Top tier specs for nothing.

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.

Omron optical are quiet but not that fun to click. Huano blue shell pink dots kinda replace the high pitch glass breaking sound of Omron 20m/50m/60m/100m mechanicals with more of a mid-tone range sound, so are sort of quieter. Then switches like “Huano silent” are pretty silent but also kind of meh to click. The quietest Omron optical switch mouse I’ve used is Attack Shark R6, then ones like Mchose L7 with Omron optical are also pretty quiet. Like I said, not a huge fan of how opticals feel, though. Besides that, mice like Zaopin Z1 with it’s Huanos are pretty quiet also, and VXE R1 Pro. If you know how to solder AND do a plunger swap, then Japanese Omrons are more on the quieter side as well.

Thought I would reply after testing like a dozen Chinese mice that Mchose L7 (small version - larger version is louder) probably has the quietest Omron optical clicks. Attack Shark R6 is also similar in noise but worse firmware.

I own a bunch of new mice and the quietest are the Mchose L7 w/ opticals (small version - larger one is louder), the Attack Shark R5 Ultra, and Attack Shark R6. There’s a lot of caveats here, though. You can get bad luck of the draw on the Omron opticals and have them be a lot stiffer and louder. If you get good luck of the draw then the small L7 is about as quiet as it gets. I own one that’s practically silent and another that’s a good bit louder. Then if you click on the back 1/3rd of the button, most Omron opticals are also stiffer and louder. Virtually nobody will actually click there on the small L7, though. Next you have the issue that Attack Shark firmwares are mediocre. Otherwise the Omron 100m mechanical switches in R5 Ultra that are typically somewhat loud are mysteriously very quiet in that mouse. I attribute it to open air shell so no reverb and very stiff shell so no reverb from that either. Heard the WlMouse Beast are light and quiet but don’t own one as well. I doubt they’re as quiet as a good bin of an L7. \-r0ach

What did you feel was missing from the finalmouse ultralight 2. Compared to the finalmouse, the MCHOSE L7 Ultra's sensor is a bit more forward facing (heard its better for fingertip) and 9g lighter. Probably not a bad bet if you try that one. Attack Shark R6 very similar/2g lighter than the Kysona Merc at ~52$. Keychron m4 is 50-70$ depending on the polling rate you want, but might be too small for your hands. Darmoshark M5 Air, G-Wolves HTS Ultra 8K, G-Wolves HTX Mini 8K, G-Wolves HT-S2 Pro 8K would be interesting to look at too. More than $50 though Not a fan of Incott 029,VXE R1 Pro,MambaSnake m3,MambaSnake m5 ultra based on what I can see on eloshapes.

I'm thinking to make the switch. I'm currently maining an Attack Shark R6, mostly fingertipping it since BF6 released, also doing some aim training too. I'm currently weighing between the Asym and the Pro to see which one is more suitable and I don't mind the price if the QC is in some way... tolerable. What do you guys think? Which one should I get?

I'm thinking to make the switch. I'm currently maining an Attack Shark R6, mostly fingertipping it since BF6 released, also doing some aim training too. I'm currently weighing between the Asym and the Pro to see which one is more suitable and I don't mind the price if the QC is in some way... tolerable. What do you guys think? Which one should I get?

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.

attack shark r6 and call it a day. EDIT: on amazon for like 50ish dollars.

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.

Thanks and I agree, my Attack Shark R6 started to have noticeable side to side movement on the main clicks after 1-2 months. For what it matters, my SH01 did not develop any kind of issue though and I have it since few months already.

Hey friend I live in Brazil too. You can get a VXE R1 Pro, it goes for about 260 reais with taxes. very very good mouse that lasted me a year and a half before I got a new one (it's still working flawlessly, I just got bored of it and decided to try a small mouse, the Attack Shark R6 - it's shape is better than the VXE R1 Pro for my hands, but it depends on your own hand size. build quality is inferior to the VXE though). Another one that I would recommend is the Mchose L7 Pro/Ultra (both versions are good) - it's a little more expensive at 300-320 reais, but a very good mouse because I prefer smaller mice. Another one that is good but more expensive is the VXE Mad R, people say it's a direct upgrade from the VXE R1 Pro. Ultimately, the VXE R1 Pro is my final recomendation for how universally good, well built and cheap it is.

not sure why you only put the L7+ on the list, the non-plus version is more fitting for your hand. my hand is the same size as yours, I got a Scyrox V8 on the 11.11 sale and I didn't like it, it's too big for me, the hump on the back makes it feel bulky in hand so I sold it. currently I'm using an Attack Shark R6, it's very very nice for me and has top specs, it screaks a little when you hard press the shell though, so the build quality is not the best. I'd go for the Beast X Mini Pro or the L7 Ultra (non-plus) if you want to save money. the Attack Shark R6 is a bit cheaper so I'd check it out too if you want to save more. I had the VXE R1 Pro for almost two years and the mouse is still flawless, so I'd take a look at it too. I bought the R6 after that because I got bored of the VXE, but the R6 felt way better in hand though. EDIT: I just remembered that you said that price isn't a deciding factor, I'd go for the Beast X Mini Pro then.