ATTACK SHARK R1 Bluetooth Mouse-Viral Mouse Reviewed by Influencers, Brand-direct authentic,PAW3311 sensor with 1K Hz for Gaming
Computer Peripherals
“The Attack Shark R1 features a PixArt PAW3311 sensor and 1K Hz polling rate, offering a lightweight 59g chassis suitable for budget-conscious gamers. While performance is generally responsive, the experience is hampered by unreliable wireless connectivity and limited software support for macOS.”
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Lightweight 59g construction reduces wrist fatigue during extended gaming sessions.
attackshark.comreduces its weight to a mere 59g... reducing fatigue during marathon gaming sessions
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Tri-mode connectivity allows seamless switching between wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth.
attackshark.comthree connection modes: a stable wired USB-C, a lag-free 2.4GHz wireless, and a convenient Bluetooth
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Wireless connection is prone to stuttering and interference without close dongle proximity.
youtube.comreports of the wireless connection stuttering, especially if there's interference
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Software driver lacks functional support for the macOS operating system.
attackshark.comthe non-functional QMK web driver really bothers me, given the lack of an application for MacOS!
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Stock mouse skates provide suboptimal glide compared to higher-end gaming peripherals.
youtube.comthe glide isn't as smooth as high-end mice, and some users upgrade the skates
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Another minus is the quality of workmanship, the mouse flex in the right part under the buttons and makes a creaking sound, which is quite annoying when using.
attackshark.comAnother minus is the quality of workmanship, the mouse flex in the right part under the buttons and makes a creaking sound, which is quite annoying when using.
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Building a new gaming PC feels amazing but there are some major points that have always been frustrating to us.
hardwarecanucks.comBuilding a new gaming PC feels amazing but there are some major points that have always been frustrating to us.
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