Hiiri Sharkoon SHARK Force II USB Type-A, optinen, 4200 DPI

The Sharkoon SHARK Force II is a right-hand wired gaming mouse with an optical PixArt PAW3519 sensor offering up to 4,200 DPI and six selectable DPI steps. Its angular, ergonomic shape with a rubberized surface and a thumb rest provides secure handling, while an illuminated SHARK Force logo indicates the active DPI setting. The mouse features six programmable buttons plus a scroll wheel and connects via USB Type-A for reliable wired performance.

Advantages

The SHARK Force II combines a proven ergonomic right-handed form factor with an upgraded optical sensor for improved tracking accuracy. Six preset DPI levels enable quick sensitivity changes for both gaming and office tasks. A rubberized finish and integrated thumb rest improve grip and comfort during extended use, and two side thumb buttons offer additional input options.

Suitable for

• Right-handed gamers looking for an entry-to-mid-level wired mouse
• Users who need adjustable sensitivity for gaming and productivity
• Office work requiring precise pointer control
• Setups using USB Type-A connections

Key specifications

• Sensor: PixArt PAW3519 (optical)
• Maximum resolution: 4,200 DPI; six selectable DPI steps
• Buttons: 6 pressed buttons + scroll wheel
• Interface: USB Type-A (wired)
• Form factor: Right-hand
• Maximum acceleration: 10 G
• Colour: White
• Weight: 0.12 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to an available USB Type-A port on your PC. Use the dedicated DPI button to cycle through the six preset sensitivity levels; the illuminated SHARK Force logo indicates the currently active step. Configure button assignments using compatible software or in-game controls where supported. Place the mouse on a suitable surface or mouse pad for optimal tracking.

Recommendations

For best performance, use a low-friction mouse pad and set DPI according to your application: higher DPI for fast-paced gaming, lower DPI for precise aiming or detailed office work. Keep the sensor area clean and avoid obstructing the USB cable for uninterrupted wired connection.