Mouse Sharkoon SHARK Force II USB Type-A

The Sharkoon SHARK Force II is a right-handed optical gaming mouse with a USB Type-A connection and a maximum movement resolution of 4,200 DPI. The mouse retains the angular, classic Sharkoon silhouette available in three color variants while offering an upgraded PixArt PAW3519 sensor and six selectable DPI levels. Its rubberized surface, rear-side curvature and thumb rest are designed for ergonomic use; two thumb buttons and a scroll wheel provide additional input options for gaming and everyday tasks.

Advantages

The PixArt PAW3519 sensor delivers precise tracking up to 4,200 DPI, and six preset DPI steps can be switched on the fly to adapt between fast gaming maneuvers and precise office work. The right-hand ergonomic shape with a rubberized finish and dedicated thumb rest ensures a comfortable, secure grip. Logo illumination indicates the active DPI step, and the wired USB Type-A connection provides a stable, low-latency link.

Suitable for

• Right-handed gamers who need reliable wired performance
• Users who switch frequently between high-speed and precise cursor control
• Office work that benefits from adjustable DPI and comfortable long-term use

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand
• Sensor: PixArt PAW3519 optical
• Maximum resolution: 4,200 DPI
• Buttons: 6 (including 2 thumb buttons) and scroll wheel
• Interface: USB Type-A (cable-powered)
• Acceleration: up to 10 G
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.12 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to a computer using the USB Type-A cable. Use the DPI switch to toggle between the six preset sensitivity levels; the illuminated Shark logo shows the currently selected level. Configure in-game or operating system pointer settings as needed. Use the two side thumb buttons for browser navigation or bind them to in-game functions for quicker access.

Recommendations

For stable performance, use on a flat, low-friction mouse pad and avoid exposure to liquids. If you need consistent tracking for competitive play, keep the mouse cable untangled and position the DPI to a setting that matches your desktop sensitivity or in-game CPI preferences.