ATTACK SHARK G3 Wireless Gaming Mouse - Tri-Mode, 25,000 DPI, 59g

In this review the ATTACK SHARK G3 Wireless Gaming Mouse is evaluated for players and productivity users who want a single compact mouse that handles gaming and laptop travel. The bottom line: this mouse earns its place for anyone who needs tri-mode connectivity and a highly adjustable sensor in a very light package; the mix of 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 and wired Type-C makes switching between a gaming PC and a laptop effortless while keeping performance acceptable for fast-paced play.

Key Features

• Tri-mode connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.2 and Type-C wired let users move between devices without pairing headaches or losing responsiveness when wired speed is needed.
• High-performance sensor: The PAW3311 sensor supports preset DPI up to 25,000 and precise tracking for both office work and fast mouse swings in FPS games.
• Ultralight ergonomic design: At about 59g with a symmetrical hump and waist the shape fits many grip styles and reduces fatigue during long sessions.
• Long battery life: The built-in 500mAh battery provides extended use between charges and can be used while charging via the included Type-C cable.
• Driverless cloud software: Web-based driver software lets users save macros, DPI settings and profiles to the cloud without installing a desktop client.
• Dual-layer feet: Smooth double-layer skates deliver e-sports level glide for consistent movement on multiple surfaces.

Who It's For

This mouse is ideal for gamers who want wireless freedom without sacrificing a high polling rate when switching to wired mode for competitive play, and for mobile professionals who need quick switching between a laptop and a desktop. The lightweight ergonomic shape also appeals to users who prefer low wrist strain during long use.

Users who require fully customized local software or who need an extreme boutique shape with many additional side buttons should look elsewhere; the G3 focuses on a balanced feature set rather than maximum button count or local-only driver dependency.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Fast and flexible tri-mode connectivity that covers 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired Type-C modes.
• Accurate PAW3311 sensor with up to 25,000 DPI and solid 400IPS tracking for quick movements.
• Very light 59g body and ergonomic profile that reduce fatigue for long sessions.
• Long battery life and the ability to charge and use the mouse at the same time.

Cons

• Cloud-based driver approach means some users who prefer local software may find customization workflows different from traditional desktop clients.

Specifications

Connectivity	2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.2, Type-C wired
Sensor	PAW3311
Max DPI	25,000 (6 preset levels)
Weight	Approx 59g
Battery	Built-in 500mAh rechargeable
Polling Rate (wired)	1 kHz
Feet	Dual-layer smooth skates

Our Verdict

The ATTACK SHARK G3 is a strong all-around pick for gamers and mobile professionals who need flexible connection options, a high-performing PAW3311 sensor and a very light ergonomic shell. It offers excellent value for anyone who wants one mouse that handles travel, office work and casual competitive play without a heavy software footprint.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the mouse be used while charging?
Yes, the G3 can be charged via the included Type-C cable and used normally while charging.

Does it support profile saving?
Yes, profiles and macros are saved using web-based driver software and can be synchronized to the cloud for quick device switching.

Is it suitable for left-handed users?
The design is symmetrical and comfortable for many grips, but side button placement favors right-handed layouts for advanced button use.