FINAL MOUSE ULTRALIGHT X GOLD

Finalmouse UltralightX 8000Hz Wireless Gaming Mouse – Guardian | FM75001M-GD

BEYOND NEXT GENERATION
PERFORMANCE.
At only 31 grams and with wireless polling rates
up to 8000 Hz the ULX breaks every benchmark
and unlocks new possibilities for your aim.

YOU’VE NEVER FELT ANYTHING
LIKE IT BEFORE.
Impossibly light. Impossibly weightless. At only
31 grams the ULX weighs less than the amount
of sugar in a can of Coke.
For another reference; that’s less than the weight
of 1 Strawberry.

CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE
HONEYCOMB CHASSIS.
Meticulous mechanical engineering and material
advancement allowed us to get lighter and
stronger than ever thought possible.
The strength to weight ratio of the new carbon
fiber composite is over three times better than
ABS and a third better than magnesium.

8000HZ WIRELESS POLLING.
We engineered the hardware and firmware by
meticulously optimizing for every last
microsecond of latency. This performance is for
those who demand no compromises.
Cutting-edge innovations have allowed us to
reach wireless polling rates of up to 8000hz
and click latencies of under 300 microseconds

ULTRALIGHT CLICK TENSIONING.
With the Ultralight we recognized that light
clicks with low resistance force were just as
crucial to improving aim performance as mouse
weight.
With an all new mechanical design and
tensioning system the ULX provides clicks so light
that there is nearly no resistance between the
user and the pure force of the switch.

USB HIGHSPEED DUAL CHIP
RECEIVER.
The dongle was upgraded to USB highspeed by
utilizing a dual microcontroller architecture, with
one chip dedicated to the radio and one to the
USB. Compared to standard USB full speed,
packets are delivered 8 times faster.

LATEST GENERATION PIXAR
SENSOR WITH ON-CHIP MOTION
SYNC.
This more precise sensor allows us to capture
and send mouse data to our microcontroller at a
faster interval, allowing for higher wireless
polling rates.
The sensor also includes on-chip motion
synchronization reducing latency compared to a
software algorithm on the MCU.