Sharkoon Light² 200, the 62 gram gaming mouse with 16,000 DPI sensor

Sharkoon presented the Light² 200 gaming mouse, a peripheral that combines top-of-the-range performance with a refined design and featherweight, just 62 grams. The mouse market (see the Top 5 chosen by HDBlog) offers many options today, especially when it comes to mid-range gaming peripherals; in this context Sharkoon fits with a peripheral in our opinion fairly balanced in terms of size, offering among other things different customization options and a high precision sensor.

With dimensions of 120 x 66 x 42 millimeters, Sharkoon Light² 200 manages to contain weight thanks to the detail honeycomb design that characterizes the shell, both at the top and bottom. The 62 grams of weight does not make it the lightest gaming mouse (remember the CoolerMaster MM710 with 53 grams), however it is an extremely light solution that allows smooth and fast movements without sacrificing stability.

The mouse is equipped with 5 PTFE feet and a 180cm high flexibility braided cable, the design is optimized for right-handed users. Still on the subject of design, the Sharkoon Light² 200 also offers a discrete modularity, in particular for the upper body, magnetically connected to the mouse and replaceable with an alternative closed element of 7 grams.

Turning to the hardware, on board we find a PixArt 3389 optical sensor with 16,000 DPI, Omron switch (right and left button only), DPI button, RGB backlight and management software; the interface is the classic USB, the support instead limited to Windows systems. Sharkoon Light² 200 is already available at a price of 49.99 euros, for the complete technical sheet you can consult the link in the STREET.