The ATTACK SHARK R3 is a 46g tri-mode gaming mouse with a PAW3395 sensor and up to 8,000Hz wireless polling, suited to competitive players who prioritize lightweight handling, responsive tracking, and customizable controls.
Recommended For
- FPS players who make frequent, fast aim adjustments and prefer a very light mouse; the R3’s 46 g design and reviewer-tested tracking suit quick, low-effort movements.
- Fingertip-grip or shallow-claw players who want a low-profile mouse that is easy to reposition; a hands-on review found this shape particularly suited to those grips.
- Competitive players using high-refresh-rate displays who want to try very high polling rates; the R3 supports up to 8,000 Hz, and a hands-on review describes smoother cursor movement in that setup.
- Players who switch between a gaming PC and another device and want wired, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth options in one mouse.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- In FPS games that involve frequent flicks and target tracking, the R3’s low weight can make rapid repositioning feel less effortful; whether its shape and cutout shell feel secure depends on the player’s grip preference.
- For someone using one mouse across a gaming PC and another device, the R3’s 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and wired modes offer ways to change how it connects, though the user will need to switch modes rather than treat it as a multi-device workflow feature.
- On a high-refresh-rate gaming setup, players can try the 8 kHz polling mode for more frequent input updates; community testing suggests the difference may be hard to notice compared with 1 kHz, even on a 240 Hz monitor.
- During long gaming sessions, users who prefer a lightweight mouse may find the R3 easier to lift and reposition repeatedly; the hollowed shell may be distracting or uncomfortable for people who dislike exposed openings under their fingers.
- For everyday browsing or work between gaming sessions, Bluetooth or wired mode can provide alternatives to the 2.4 GHz gaming connection; the R3’s compact, lightweight design suits users who prefer the same mouse for general desktop use.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|
| Best For | Ambidextrous gaming and general PC use, with optical tracking, five buttons, and wireless or wired connectivity |
|---|
| Tracking And Responsiveness | Optical tracking with sensitivity up to 26,000 DPI and an 8,000 Hz wireless polling rate |
|---|
| Connectivity And Included Receiver | Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, and USB connectivity; a nano receiver is listed |
|---|
| Controls And Compatibility | Five buttons; compatible devices listed include tablets, gaming consoles, and PCs |
|---|
| Battery And Power | Battery-powered, with a listed 300 mAh capacity and up to 200 hours of operating time |
|---|
| Physical Design | 46 g; magnesium alloy is listed as an additional feature, while the enclosure is listed as plastic and metal; glossy finish |
|---|
| Operating System Support | Windows XP |
|---|
| Model Identifiers | ATTACK SHARK R3 |
|---|