Xiaomi introduced its new model, Gaming Mouse 2, on the gaming equipment side. The company’s wireless gaming mouse, introduced on the Youpin platform; It comes with a 58-gram lightweight body, PixArt PAW3955XM sensor, 40,000 DPI sensitivity and 8,000 Hz polling speed in both wired and 2.4 GHz wireless use. The sales price of the model in China was announced as 399 yuan. The special price for the first sales period will be 349 yuan.
Xiaomi Gaming Mouse 2 features and priceXiaomi Gaming Mouse 2 is positioned in the light gaming mouse class that focuses on competitive games. The mouse weighs only 58 grams. Xiaomi states that grip data from competitive players was used in the ergonomic body design. This structure has been prepared to adapt to claw, fingertip and palm grip styles. A lightweight umbrella skeleton design is used in the internal structure to ensure that the model maintains body balance despite its low weight.
This structure offers 1:1 weight distribution on the front and back of the mouse. Thus, the mouse remains light and weight accumulation on the front or back is reduced during fast movements. At the center of Xiaomi Gaming Mouse 2 is the customized PixArt PAW3955XM sensor. The sensor offers sensitivity up to 40,000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking speed and 60G acceleration value. The mouse also has an e-sports mode. In this mode, the static scanning rate exceeds 20,000 FPS.
DPI settings can be changed in one step. Xiaomi states that the mouse leaves the factory calibrated with a DPI error rate of less than 1 percent. The model also includes Motion Sync support, five-stage lifting distance adjustment, 1-degree angle capture system and tracking support on glass surfaces thicker than 4 mm. The mouse works with the Telink TL3228 dual-core controller. Thanks to this hardware, Gaming Mouse 2 supports 8,000 Hz polling speed in wired connection and 2.4 GHz wireless mode.
To improve wireless stability, the mouse sends repeated data packets over two channels every 125 microseconds. On the button side, TTC optical switches are used for left and right key clicks. There is a TTC gold wheel encoder on the scroll wheel. This encoder comes with a lifespan of 2 million cycles. Connectivity options include braided USB-C cable, 2.4 GHz wireless connection and Bluetooth 6.1. The mouse has a 530 mAh battery.
According to the value given by Xiaomi, the device offers up to 160 hours of usage time in 2.4 GHz mode and the polling rate is reduced to the standard 1,000 Hz level. Users can change DPI, polling speed and sensor settings via the web-based tool or local software. The settings made can be saved to the internal memory of the mouse. In this way, the mouse can be used with saved settings on different computers.
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