Wireless and lightweight are still the mainstream trends

While other hardware is still piling up performance on core parameters, the mouse has already reached a point where performance is unreliable. Take DPI as an example, even entry-level gaming mice now have 6400~8000 DPI. The most important thing is that the player's level cannot keep up with the hardware performance. In this case, continuing to pile up parameters will not be of much help in improving the game operating experience. Therefore, various mouse manufacturers shifted the focus of product upgrades to other areas a few years ago. Currently, the two major competitive directions in the field of gaming mice are lightweight and wireless.

New products from other manufacturers have also further reduced the weight of their flagship gaming mice. For example, the 65g Rapoo VT9PRO mini and the 60g Logitech G PRO flagship. The most noteworthy thing is that Corsair, a major traditional peripheral manufacturer, finally launched the M75 AIR on the lightweight track this year. It has a large mouse body that is rare among lightweight mice. At the same time, it does not use a punch-hole design to ensure On the premise of keeping the feel in hand, the weight of the mouse is controlled at 60g.

After several years of development and popularization, various manufacturers have launched new wireless products from entry-level to flagship gaming mice, and this year’s new mouse is “all wireless.” As for new wireless gaming mice, more and more brands are beginning to launch their own 2.4GHz low-latency wireless technology, and powerful manufacturers are focusing on improving wireless return rates, trying to catch up with the latency performance of wireless mice. level. Among them, CORSAIR SLIPSTREAM connection technology and Logitech LIGHTSPEED wireless technology can achieve a wireless return rate of 2000Hz.

Rapoo, a major domestic peripheral manufacturer, has also made rapid progress in wireless technology in the past two years. Its new VT series products are all equipped with V+ low-latency wireless technology. Flagship models such as VT9 and V300PRO can achieve an ultra-high rate of return of 4000Hz when combined with the Rapoo V2M wireless receiver, which can reduce the response delay from 1ms to 0.25ms, and the performance is very impressive.