Xeus gaming mouse: Unleash Precision, 8K Polling

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Xeus against a typical wireless gaming mouse

How the lightest mouse in the range stacks up against what most wireless gaming mice list.

Feature XeusThe flagship mouse Typical wireless gaming mouseWhat most list, flagships noted
WeightOur advantage: 39 gFlagships weigh 54 to 60 g, and most others are heavier
PollingOur advantage: True 8K: 8000 Hz / 0.125 ms1000 Hz on most; 8K only on flagships
ConnectionOur advantage: Tri-mode with 8K receiverMost are 2.4 GHz only, with Bluetooth on some
SwitchesOur advantage: TTC optical, 100M clicksMechanical or optical, rated up to 90 million clicks on flagships
FeetOur advantage: PTFE, plus a full spare set in the boxPTFE on most; spares rarely in the box

FAQ

Questions About Xeus

True 8K: 8,000 Hz wired and wireless at 0.125 ms latency with the included 8K receiver. Bluetooth runs at 125 Hz.

PixArt 3950 sensor: 30,000 DPI in hardware and up to 42,000 DPI via NODE, 750 IPS tracking and 50 G acceleration.

39 g. Size 120 x 63 x 38 mm.

Up to 34 hours at 1,000 Hz or up to 12 hours at 8,000 Hz from the 300 mAh battery. Running 8K uses more power, which is normal.

TTC optical switches rated for 100 million clicks.

8K polling benefits users with a high-refresh monitor and a modern CPU. If a game stutters at 8,000 Hz, set 1,000 Hz in NODE; the mouse performs like a top-tier 1K mouse at that setting.