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| Xlite CrazyLight | ||
| Specification: | ||
| No. of Buttons: | 5 | |
| No. of Macro Keys: | ||
| No. of Game Profiles: | ||
| Connection: | Wired, Wireless | |
| Cable length: | ||
| Wireless: | 2.4GHz | |
| Battery Type: | ||
| Battery Life: | ||
| Colourway: | Jet Black, Uyuni White | |
| Ambidextrous: | Right Handed | |
| Coating: | ||
| Software: | Yes | |
| Compatible OS: | Windows, Mac, Linux | |
| Weights: | No | |
| Switch (L/R): | Optical 100-million-click | |
| Switch Side: | ||
| Feet / Skates: | Dot Skates - 6.6mm UHMW-PE | |
| Encoder: | TTC Golden Encoder | |
| Grip Style: | Optimized for Palm | |
| Sensor: | ||
| Type: | Optical | |
| Brand: | PixArt | |
| Model: | XS-1 Flagship Sensor | |
| Processor: | 32bit ARM | |
| Lift off distance: | 2mm, 1mm, 0.7mm | |
| DPI/CPI: | Max 32,000 DPI, adjustments in increments of 10 | |
| Memory Size: | ||
| Max tracking speed: | 750 IPS | |
| Max acceleration: | 50g | |
| Polling Rate Wired: | 1000Hz/1ms, Up to 8K | |
| Polling Rate Wireless: | ||
| FPS: | ||
| NVIDIA Reflex: | No | |
| Angle Snapping: | ||
| Lighting: | ||
| Colour Options: | None | |
| Lighting Effect: | N/A | |
| Dimensions & Weight: | ||
| Size: | ||
| Dimension (LxWxH): | 115.6 x 63.4 x 40.7 mm | |
| Weight (grams): | ||
| Weight w/o cable: | 41g w/ dot skates 43g w/ regular skates | |
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Under the hood, this lightweight beast packs Pulsar's flagship XS-1 sensor paired with a 32-bit ARM processor, delivering up to 32,000 DPI with insane precision that can be fine-tuned in 10 DPI increments. The polling rate scales all the way up to 8,000Hz for tournament-level responsiveness, while the 750 IPS tracking and 50G acceleration handling mean this mouse can keep up with even the most aggressive flick shots.
The ergonomic right-handed shape is optimized specifically for palm grip users, and those 100-million-click optical switches ensure you'll be gaming with this mouse for years to come. The unique 6.6mm UHMW-PE dot skates give you an incredibly smooth gliding experience that's different from traditional PTFE feet - some players swear by the dot skate feel once they try it. Available in sleek Jet Black or clean Uyuni White, this wireless powerhouse works across Windows, Mac, and Linux. When you want that flagship sensor performance without any weight holding back your aim, the Xlite CrazyLight delivers exactly what its name promises.
