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Going from my Logitech to the attack shark I can say there are some great things about this mouse.

The accuracy is undeniable, I haven’t had a single issue and never missed a click, there is no lag on the mouse’s end. I appreciate a louder click and this mouse does offer that. This is a very sleek lightweight design that is easy to use and nice on my hand after hours of use. It feels of good build quality and is perfect size. Overall I’m quite impressed with this mouse and will be keeping this on my desk from now on.

This is a very good gaming mouse. Right from when you take it out of the packaging, you can definitely appreciate how light it is and the carbon fiber construction definitely has an impact on this.
Usage was very pleasant with again the weight making it feel effortless to move it around, especially if you have a mouse pad that can offer a smooth surface compared to just using it on a desktop. The only downside is if you’re used to using a heavier mouse, it might feel a bit odd using this one and accuracy might suffer as well whilst you’re getting used to the movement.

There is a dpi button to adjust sensitivity and at max setting, the movement is precise and should definitely help your gameplay where accuracy and speed is critical as long as your hand dexterity can keep up.

Connectivity is simple and I used the bluetooth functionality which paired up with my PC with no fuss at all.

The only downside with this item is that it lacks additional macro button programming that can be beneficial on certain games and a lot of other dedicated gaming mice have.

This is lightweight. It is strong and durable. The sensors are responsive and it moves fast when needed. It is a gaming mouse that operates on bluetooth technology and is wireless.

This is my second Attack Shark mouse. I was super excited to give it a shot. My first was an Attack Shark S11 SE, I gave that a glowing review minus the mouse click loudness. I’ve seen a couple reviews for this mouse and the loudness of the mouse click and I think those reviewers should hear how loud the S11 is vs this one. It was a welcome surprise to find how much AS dampened the sound vs the S11.

Thats where the improvements ended for me. Some of my complaints are personal preference, some are serious concerns. I’ll start with the serious concerns. The software is to be avoided. It is not worth the bother, you aren’t gaining anything with it. The premium price that is being paid for carbon fiber and the weight reduction isn’t worth the massive price increase. The mouse is indeed light, but not so much so that it is in any way significantly lighter than the S11. For a ‘gaming’ mouse, I would expect at least one or two more functional buttons, specifically for first person shooters, I’d expect the DPI adjustment button to be on the top of the mouse. Being able to move from a low DPI to high DPI on the fly is clutch. My last issue is more a personal preference, the shape of this mouse doesn’t fit my hand as well as the S11 SE. The S11 is slightly longer and the curve is more justified to the center of the mouse vs this one which is shorter with the curve more justified to the back (palm) of the mouse.

Other items that I found to be similar (good) with the S11: The overall feel of the mouse is great. I don’t need the extra stickers and grips. I find the texture to be pleasant. The mouse glides well on my XL mouse pad, mouse clicks are confident and scrolling is smooth. The battery life is very good and last a long time.

All in all, I’m moderately pleased with this mouse, but at the time of this review, the price being $93 (minus 20% coupon) I have a hard time recommending. I find the S11 to be a much better value offer at $27 as long as you don’t mind the mouse clicks to be a bit louder.