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Black lightweight ergonomic gaming mouse with RGB charging dock

No Sew

No Sew X11 ATTACK SHARK Gaming Mouse 62g PAW3311 22000 DPI Tri-Mode Bluetooth 5.2 RGB Dock Black

SKU CH-42V7-SN0RF

Lightweight 62 g gaming mouse with PAW3311 sensor, 22000 DPI, tri-mode connectivity, Bluetooth 5.2, RGB charging dock, and 5 programmable buttons

  • Product nameX11 ATTACK SHARK
  • Tracking technologyOptical
  • Sensor typeOptical
  • Button count5
  • Measurements4.7 cm × 11.3 cm × 17.7 cm
  • Compatible systemsWindows XP
  • Tri-mode connectivity covers 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 and USB-C wired for flexible setups
  • PAW3311 sensor delivers 22000 DPI, 300 IPS and 35G acceleration for precise tracking
  • Ultra-light 62 g ergonomic shape reduces fatigue and suits palm, claw or fingertip grips
  • RGB charging dock powers the mouse and stores the receiver for a tidy desktop
  • Five programmable buttons with driver software plus HUYU switches rated for 20 million clicks

Tri-Mode Gaming Mouse

The No Sew X11 ATTACK SHARK is a lightweight optical gaming mouse built for fast, accurate control across gaming and daily work. It connects through 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.2, or USB-C wired modes to suit PC, laptop, tablet, and Mac setups. The 62 g chassis and ergonomic shape support palm, claw, and fingertip grips to help reduce hand fatigue during long sessions. Five programmable buttons and driver software let you tailor macros, DPI, polling rate, and lift-off distance.

Charging Dock and Connectivity

An RGB backlit charging dock keeps the mouse powered while storing the USB receiver for quick 2.4G access and a tidy desktop. Tri-mode flexibility means you can switch between wireless, Bluetooth, and wired USB-C operation without extra adapters. The 10 m wireless range covers typical desk distances for PC or laptop use. Driver customization handles button mapping, sensor settings, and lighting effects from a single interface.

Sensor Performance and Power

The PAW3311 optical sensor delivers up to 22000 DPI, 300 IPS tracking speed, 35G acceleration, and a 1000Hz polling rate for responsive aim and reliable flicks in FPS and MOBA titles. HUYU switches and a TTC encoder are rated for up to 20 million clicks, maintaining consistent actuation over extended use. The dock charges the mouse between sessions so battery life does not interrupt gameplay. Wired USB-C operation removes any latency or power concerns for competitive play.

How it compares

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Price $39.99
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Specifications

Product
Product lineX11
Model nameX11
Product nameX11 ATTACK SHARK
Product colorBlack
Performance
Tracking technologyOptical
Sensor typeOptical
Size & build
Measurements4.7 cm × 11.3 cm × 17.7 cm
Product weight62 g
Compatibility
Compatible systemsWindows XP
More details
Button count5

Questions about this item

How long does the 1000 Hz polling rate hold up during extended gaming sessions?

The PAW3311 sensor maintains a 1000 Hz polling rate across all three connection modes, so sustained use does not force a drop in report rate.

Does the mouse or its RGB charging dock get warm or loud after hours of continuous use?

The 62 g shell has no fan or moving parts, and the dock only supplies charging current, so neither component produces audible noise or noticeable heat during all-day operation.

What must I already have to use the 2.4 GHz wireless mode with its 10 m range?

You need a free USB-A port for the receiver that stores inside the dock; the dock itself connects to that port and requires no extra power adapter.

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