ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, 48g Lightweight, PAW3395 Sensor, Adjustable DPI, 4k Polling, 75 Hr Battery Life, Dual-Mode 2.4G/Wired
$48.98
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Product description
1 MCU
2 Coating
3 Sensor
4 Tri-Mode
5 HUB
ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN: Models range from 48 g (R1 Pro) to 54 g (R1 Pro Max), ensuring fatigue-free, swift gaming control.
PRECISION PIXART SENSOR: Base models (R1 SE) use PAW3395 SE (up to ~18,000 DPI); higher models (R1, R1 Pro, Pro Max) use PAW3395 (up to 26,000 DPI).
ADJUSTABLE POLLING RATE: R1 SE & R1: 125–2,000Hz; R1 Pro & Pro Max: 125–4,000Hz (4K polling requires separate 4K receiver).
SMARTSPEED X WIRELESS: Low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless (plus Bluetooth/wired for R1 SE/R1), with wired USB-C option for stable connectivity.
LONG BATTERY LIFE: R1 SE: ~70–75 hrs; R1: ~40 hrs; R1 Pro: ~75 hrs; R1 Pro Max: ~150 hrs (all at 1000Hz).
13 reviews for ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, 48g Lightweight, PAW3395 Sensor, Adjustable DPI, 4k Polling, 75 Hr Battery Life, Dual-Mode 2.4G/Wired
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Jessy –
Great wireless mouse, R1 Pro Max review
Really great budget wireless mouse. ATK VXE Dragonfly R1 Pro Max for $50 is great, amazing 1 month battery life, great 2.4g connectivity, no lag, excellent comfort for claw and fingertip grip and even palm grip for small to medium hands and is light. Comes with good GRIP TAPE. No need for any software to start using, DPI switch on the bottom. Good PTFE skates, glides nicely on cloth mousepad. The dongle can be placed inside the mouse for traveling. All buttons and scroll wheel still working well. Low battery red LED indicator on top of mouse, option to enable green led glow or faded blinking in atk hub. Extremely easy to use web based firmware on ATK’s website, no software install needed.
Michael A. Bower Jr –
Goated budget mouse
Bought this after seeing it recommended by DiamondLobby Reviews and being cheap already, they also offered a ~$10 coupon, so I paid like $30 for the R1 Pro. Took awhile to arrive, but it rivals my Asus Harpe II Ace in terms of performance for $130 less. Goes to show you don’t have to pay huge amounts of money to get good performance out of a mouse – and not even just performance – the build quality and feel are top notch as well. Switches feel great, no rattles when shaken, scroll wheel feels great, clicks are crisp and responsive. And all at ~50g, so it’s light weight. So far so good for that price! Highly recommended.
Weon H. –
Decent mouse upgrade for a budget
Pretty ergonomic mouse for me.It was my first time considering to purchase a lightweight mouse. I took my chances with this after lurking for a while and thanks to a minimal discount, went for it. Coming from a G305, this mouse feels like a fresh air for my grip. I’ve been using it for 10 days without plugging it and still holds some charge even when it came around 75% battery level which was my main concern since my last mouse uses AA/AAA batteries and it takes months to replace for low battery levels. I can get used to it if lasts 2 weeks per charge.The coating feels good and I haven’t faced any slip. The skates are good but due my hard mousepad I don’t think they are gonna last. Glad they send some replacements. The pairing throught web browser is a blessing but it will be perfect if Firefox/based browser could be compatible (at least for me didn’t work on Firefox nor Zen).
Jameson C –
Insane battery life?
Comparing this mouse to my old mouse is like comparing a firecracker to a nuke. There is no doubt that this one is better. The mouse hasn’t died yet after about a month of use (without charge), I can easily use my pc from 10-15 feet away after turning on the long distance mode, it is extremely responsive even for a wireless mouse, it has amazing accuracy, and its a really nice size. I have medium-large hands and it fits me perfect with claw grip and fingertip grip for games like valorant, along with my normal girp that I use when working on 3d modeling. The connection is stable and its SO LIGHT. I have held other light mice but this one stands out to me because of the coating and it just feels like it shouldn’t be able to be this good. For $50 you can get a really good mouse that I would never need more from and there are still cheaper options available. This mouse surprises me in every metric and I think you should all pick one up assuming you have the means to do so.
alijah villar –
Great mouse
Highly quality for cost light weight and good sensor and it’s able to connect on Xbox which is great and it’s really good for claw grip shaped like sora v2
Ashton –
Most goated mouse for the price
For a mouse around $50 I was more than impressed with this than my G-Pro Superlight. It came with so many things to add to your mouse and replacement pads. Great software and overall super light, nice sounding and amazing overall mouse.
Luis –
Perfect budget gaming mouse
I bought this mouse for my son. He plays a lot of games on his pc, he says it’s amazing only thing he doesn’t like is on Bluetooth mode it is a little more delayed then when connected directly to usb. Which is understandable. He says for the price it’s worth it and he would recommend it to anyone plays video games.
joanne –
Good value
Perfect gaming device for my teenage son. Good value , works well, very comfortable, no lag, good click quality.
Kyle Quinn –
mouse is nice and small or works great
Rene Arroyo –
Un mouse ligero y muy cómodo, con buena precisión y no es caro, por eso lo recomiendo 🙂
Mikko –
Is good. Id recomend
Ahmed Almadhani –
ماوس خفيف وأداءه ممتاز وسعره مناسب وعمر البطارية طويل وفيه بلوتوث و usp و كيبل Tybe-c
shatha –
جربت العب فيه فالورنت وايمي صار ثابت واسطوري ما اكذب