ATTACK SHARK - X11

well the reason for this is because there is no mouse for everyone. everyone wants something different. and people have different experiences. lets take the attack shark x3. great mouse. great build quality. but i had a shitty experience because of my hand size. for the mice i recomended. the g3 is closest to the shape you want. teh vxe r1 is just amazing in general but not really the shape you want. the x11 is kinda meh. not great specs and not the shape you want, kinda big tbh. but its cheap. another option is the attack sahrk x3. it may have not been good for me but my hands are huge. and it is a shape that is smaller and the community loves it. its just a viper mini shape

Here are some explanations about the TOP TIERS: * **Delux M900 Pro Ultralight 8K SET:** This mouse delivers great quality, featuring the second-best sensor on the market today and at a price you won’t find in any other 8K polling rate mouse currently available. * **Incott G23 Pro:** If we can even call it that, it’s literally a 3x cheaper copy of the Superlight 2. It has an extremely powerful sensor like the HERO 2 and only falls slightly behind the Superlight 2 in IPS and G-force. * **MCHOSE A7 Ultra:** Priced at a quarter of the Superlight 2, it offers a sensor that’s almost as powerful, losing out by just a bit. It has great build quality and excellent support. Personally, I preferred the Incott G23 Pro, but the MCHOSE is also extremely good (keep in mind both these mice have the same shape as the Superlight too, lol). * **Rapoo VT3 Pro:** This mouse isn’t as high-end as the last two but features the second-best sensor on the market right now, an 8K polling rate, and a charging dock-all at a very affordable price. If you want a truly HIGH-END mouse to compete even in FPS games, go for the Incott or the MCHOSE. If you want a cheaper option that still delivers extreme quality for more casual gamers, choose the M900 or the VT3-they’re both excellent picks. **Honorable mentions for entry-level mice that deliver what they promise for their price:** * AJ179 (loses points for build quality) * Attack Shark X11 * VXE R1 * Attack Shark X3 * Delux M900 Pro Ultralight * made this Tier List based on current AliExpress prices and what they deliver in terms of sensor and material quality.

I got the Attack Shark X11 as a recommendation from another user on Reddit. I wanted something that was wireless, USB C, Bluetooth, and preferably had a charging dock. I know the usb c and dock are both charging preferences but I just didn’t want something with a micro usb as my old mouse had. It’s very lightweight and I actually would consider putting something in to give it a small amount of weight (I’m not using for gaming, just a general mouse for Mac). It’s a pretty nice mouse considering I have never owned a gaming mouse before. It cost me less than $37 on Amazon and they have some different colors to choose from. I hope the battery life is good but the charging dock is a great feature. The dock itself has rgb lights but the mouse doesn’t which I like.

Hey, just wanted to drop a quick note about something I recently bought that totally blew me away. I picked up the **Attack Shark X11** gaming mouse, and honestly? For just **$30**, it’s way better than I expected. It’s super comfortable, especially for longer gaming sessions, and the response time is spot on. The buttons feel solid, the grip is great, and the RGB lighting gives it that nice gaming vibe without being over the top. What surprised me the most was how quiet the clicks are — perfect if you don’t want to annoy everyone around you. I got it from this store right here [https://2twobuy.com/products/attack-shark-x11-tri-modle-gaming-mouse-with-magnetic-rechargeable-dock-pixart-paw3311-gaming-sensor-for-e-sport-pc-lap?variant=42848605700156](https://2twobuy.com/products/attack-shark-x11-tri-modle-gaming-mouse-with-magnetic-rechargeable-dock-pixart-paw3311-gaming-sensor-for-e-sport-pc-lap?variant=42848605700156) not sponsored or anything, I just think it’s cool to share good experiences when something actually delivers. If you’re looking for a solid budget gaming mouse, this one’s definitely worth a look.

I recently bought the **Attack Shark X11** gaming mouse for **$30**, and I’ve been really impressed. It’s super comfortable to use, even during long gaming sessions, and the buttons respond quickly and smoothly. The overall feel is solid and well-built — way better than I expected for the price. I got it from this store [https://2twobuy.com/products/attack-shark-x11-tri-modle-gaming-mouse-with-magnetic-rechargeable-dock-pixart-paw3311-gaming-sensor-for-e-sport-pc-lap](https://2twobuy.com/products/attack-shark-x11-tri-modle-gaming-mouse-with-magnetic-rechargeable-dock-pixart-paw3311-gaming-sensor-for-e-sport-pc-lap) ,and everything went great, from order to delivery. If you're after a reliable, budget-friendly gaming mouse, I highly recommend it.

It will depend on your grip type, but your best shot would be between Attack shark X11 (if you prefer palm grip), or VXE R1 (if you use claw grip, or VXE mad R (if you use claw and don't mind the price difference between the R1).

I've just got an Attack shark X11, it stutters when I simultaneously click Mouse 1 and 2 buttons in BF2042. I'm going to return it and get a Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed, I'm done with trying cheap ass mouses and being let down.

I have acquired a Razer Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed. I am impressed by the quality of the materials used and the low latency, which I believe makes it the best mouse I have ever used. I have previously used the MSI Clutch GM11, Logitech G305 and Attack Shark X11 models.

Rakk Dasig - heavy at 90g, outdated 3325 G102 - heavy at 85g, outdated 1855 Aula SC580 - heavy and another 3325, better build quality than Rakk Dasig at least Viper Mini - 3359 is old but acceptable, high lift off distance (preference), good but relatively slow skates. Actually usable weight (60 ish grams) too bad its discontinued and there are no viper minis that arent fakes below 1k, the razer cobra (viper mini replacement) starts at 2k. Hawk 1 - avoid Garuda Gear brand as a whole, too many quality control issues Attack Shark X11 - old 3311 sensor, avoid their sub 1k mice and go straight to 3395 like their Attack Shark X3 VXE R1 - build quality issue, luck of the draw depending on the batch you get. Go straight to R1 Pro for higher chance of better QC, issues dont show up until weeks or months in use (switches or scroll wheel is usually first to show issues, shell creaking and slam clicking problems as well but those are rarer with the model I mentioned) Only mouse I would consider from that list is VXE R1, but you're better off saving 2k+ for more better options

It's your unit. I'm daily driving my x11 for 9 months now and have zero signal loss or stutters whatsoever.

Build quality wise of course the official ones are better, they better do looking at how much they costs. But comparing a Viper v3 and a Attack Shark X11, they are really close and certainly not $120 appart to me. Attack shark QC must be really random because each time its either "the things keeps losing track or disconnect" or "the thing is perfect". I have the R1 and the X11 both of them are perfect to me. Zero connection lost, no latency, things are dead spot on it's amazing what $20-30 got you nowadays.

So basically, just 2 weeks ago my attack shark x11 started having double click issues that is really bad, so I bought some soldering equipment and Huano Transparent Shell White Dot Yellow switch to replace the broken switch in DIY, btw I have no prior knowledge about soldering I just watched some YouTube videos and I thought I could do this, then I waited for like a week for my orders to arrive. When the equipment and the new switch arrived, I tried fixing the mouse on my own then after replacing the broken left click, when I tried it out it won't register the left click at all, but the other is good. So now I have decided to just replace the mouse, I really like the shape of the Attack Shark X11 it fits on my hand perfectly, so I hope I get some suggestions that might be similar in shape and also, if possible, easy to fix and doesn't break easily. I could also stretch my budget to 75$ btw. **TL;DR:** My Attack Shark X11 developed double-click issues, and my DIY switch replacement failed. Since I love its shape, I’m now looking for a **similar, durable mouse under $75**.

19x5 cm x 10x5 cm. Eu uso o formato palm, porem coloco os o indicador no de atirar e o do meio e anelar no de mira (n sei se tem outro nome) , atualmente uso um attack shark x11, mas eu usava o attack shark r1 a uns 2 meses atraz (ele quebrou infelimente), Ele me beneficia pois eu tinha o costume de usar a palm padrão, porem eu apertava o mouse com o anelar ao mirar, ai decidi colocar os 2 no de mira, me acustumei e tamo ai até hoje.

mouse: undecided yet, current (attack shark x11) pretty good but not enough for endgame tbh keyboard: nuphy air75 he mousepad: cheap rog moonstone ace l clone (10 dollars, made of glass)

A bit late pero Attack Shark, bro. Under 1K lang then trimode na. Attack Shark X11 ko, worth it naman siya.

I came from logitech g305 to this mouse, and its incredible how lightweight it is for the price

The Attack Shark X11 is really lite and feels too plasticy for my liking, I have one, used it for 2 days then swapped back to my old mouse. I'd recommend the Logitech.

ATK X1. There's also the Attackshark X11 and RAWM SA-MH01. The X11 is good to get if you wanna just test the shape as it's closer to 35$ USD in price though it weighs a bit more and has a worse sensor. RAWM SA-MH01 is gonna be a solid clone yet also weighs a bit more as well. The ATK X1 is an exact clone with even the same weight that you can find for as cheap as 35$ on a sale or pretty muchbthe same price as the RAWM for the better versions.

I got my mom an Attack Shark X11. Super cheap on AliExpress, around $32 cad. Comes with a chargeable docking station. Similar shape to a viper v3 pro In general, rapoo and attack shark make good quality mice for cheap.