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New Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 gaming mouse with 12,800 DPI optical sensor and ARGB for only 14.99 euros


New Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 gaming mouse with 12,800 DPI optical sensor and ARGB for only 14.99 euros



The new gaming mouse SHARK Force 3 by Sharkoon comes with a sensor optical A825 with a maximum sensitivity of 12,800 DPI configurable between that figure and 400 DPI. This is a model capable of detecting heights of up to 2 mm with a speed of 60 inches per second and an acceleration of 20 g.

Geeknetic New Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 gaming mouse with 12,800 DPI optical sensor and ARGB for only 14.99 euros 1

Its ergonomic shape fits in the hand (although only the right one, so it is limited to right-handed users), and it has ARGB lighting iintegrated into the logo at the top and also along the entire right edge through various translucent dots that mark the curves of the design. The RGB of the logo also serves to indicate which DPI mode we are in among the 6 predefined ones.

Geeknetic New Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 gaming mouse with 12,800 DPI and ARGB optical sensor for only 14.99 euros 2

In total, the Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 It has a total of 8 programmable buttons distributed as follows: 2 main ones, the one with the wheel, two in the upper area to change standard DPIs and three buttons on the side, where one is for the thumb and can be used, for example, as a “Sniper” button to slow down the mouse.

Geeknetic New Sharkoon SHARK Force 3 gaming mouse with 12,800 DPI optical sensor and ARGB for only 14.99 euros 3

At the bottom it offers five 100% PTFE pads to maximize sliding. In addition, another set is included to replace in case of breakage or wear.

In total, the SHARK Force 3 has measurements of 130 x 80 x 41 mm and its weight reaches 100 grams without counting the cable. This cable is 180 cm long and has a USB-A connector.

Its price will be very affordable, with only RRP: 14.99 euros.

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Article Author: Antonio Delgado

Antonio Delgado

Computer Engineer by training, editor and hardware analyst at Geeknetic since 2011. I love to dissect everything that passes through my hands, especially the latest hardware that we receive here to do reviews. In my free time I tinker with 3D printers, drones and other gadgets. For anything you need, here I am.

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