G-Wolves Fenrir Max 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse ~22.4g
~22.4g fingertip speed and control
G-Wolves Fenrir Max is an ultralight ~22.4g wireless gaming mouse with PixArt PAW3950, up to 8000Hz polling, SPDT main switches (~80M clicks), and a compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm fingertip shape engineered for violent speed and momentum.
Key features
Low mass for faster starts, stops, and less fatigue during high-speed aim.
Compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm geometry for aggressive flicks and momentum-based fingertip control.
Flagship optical sensor with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
High reporting rate for lower click-to-pixel latency when your system can support it.
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw): the signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for earlier, more direct click triggering.
Modern Type-C interface with ultra-flexible paracord cable support.
What is an SPDT switch
SPDT is a faster switch design: the switch signal fires as soon as the spring leaf leaves the contact — you don’t wait for a conventional switch to finish a longer press/travel path. On mouse main buttons, that means an earlier, more direct click trigger — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — helping cut click latency.
When the spring leaf leaves the contact, the switch signal fires immediately — without waiting for a traditional switch’s fuller press/return travel — for a more direct response.
Compared with ordinary switch structures, SPDT has a shorter trigger path. Click signals can arrive about ~30ms earlier, helping reduce click latency and speed up rapid-click feedback.
More complete make/break detection helps firmware identify clicks more consistently for clearer main-button feel (exact feel still depends on the specific switch and firmware tuning).
Faster triggering and clear feedback suit high-frequency clicking and precise stop-and-adjust play.
Technical specifications
| Weight | ~22.4g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 75 × 61 × 31 mm |
| Shape | Compact symmetrical fingertip mouse |
| Sensor | PixArt PAW3950 |
| Main switches | SPDT switch (Single Pole Double Throw; fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact; ~30ms faster) |
| Polling rate | Up to 8000Hz |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz wireless / USB-C |
| Skates | 0.70mm PTFE |
| Buttons | 5 |
| Colors | Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, Sky Blue |
Detailed parameters
| Max DPI | 30000 |
|---|---|
| Default DPI | 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 (remappable via software) |
| Max tracking / acceleration | 750 IPS / 50G |
| Lift-off distance | 1.0mm / 2.0mm |
| DPI indicator | PCB LED or software |
| LED | RGB; can be disabled |
| Cable | Ultra-flexible paracord, about 1.6m |
| OS compatibility | Windows / Mac / Linux; full software configuration on Windows 7 or newer |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Who it is for
Fenrir Max suits fingertip players who want a slightly taller compact shell than ultra-short Fenrir shapes, with ultralight feel and high polling rates. Check the 75 × 61 × 31 mm size against your hand before buying.
Shipping & fulfillment
Typical fulfillment: ships within about 1–7 working days after the order is received (excluding holidays). Final timing follows order notifications and carrier tracking.
Driver & support
Returns & customs
Duties & taxes: Depending on your country/region, import duties or taxes may be charged separately. See the customs page above for details.
FAQ
What is an SPDT switch, and what makes it different?
SPDT means Single Pole Double Throw. Its key trait: the switch signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact, so clicks trigger earlier — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for a more direct feel. Exact click feel still depends on the specific switch model and firmware tuning.
How much does the Fenrir Max weigh?
About 22.4g. Actual weight may vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerance and configuration.
Which sensor does it use?
PixArt PAW3950, with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
Does it support 8000Hz?
Yes. Maximum polling rate is up to 8000Hz.
What size is the Fenrir Max?
About 75 × 61 × 31 mm — a compact fingertip shape.
What main switches does it use?
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw). The signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches.
Which colors are available?
Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, and Sky Blue. Availability depends on inventory.
What is the warranty?
1-year warranty. Return, refund, and customs details are available via the policy links on this page.
Purchase note: Availability depends on the Buy button on this page. Different colors may show different prices at checkout — the final amount is always what you see at checkout.
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G-Wolves Fenrir Max 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse ~22.4g
G-Wolves Fenrir Max 8K Wireless Gaming Mouse ~22.4g
~22.4g fingertip speed and control
G-Wolves Fenrir Max is an ultralight ~22.4g wireless gaming mouse with PixArt PAW3950, up to 8000Hz polling, SPDT main switches (~80M clicks), and a compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm fingertip shape engineered for violent speed and momentum.
Key features
Low mass for faster starts, stops, and less fatigue during high-speed aim.
Compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm geometry for aggressive flicks and momentum-based fingertip control.
Flagship optical sensor with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
High reporting rate for lower click-to-pixel latency when your system can support it.
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw): the signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for earlier, more direct click triggering.
Modern Type-C interface with ultra-flexible paracord cable support.
What is an SPDT switch
SPDT is a faster switch design: the switch signal fires as soon as the spring leaf leaves the contact — you don’t wait for a conventional switch to finish a longer press/travel path. On mouse main buttons, that means an earlier, more direct click trigger — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — helping cut click latency.
When the spring leaf leaves the contact, the switch signal fires immediately — without waiting for a traditional switch’s fuller press/return travel — for a more direct response.
Compared with ordinary switch structures, SPDT has a shorter trigger path. Click signals can arrive about ~30ms earlier, helping reduce click latency and speed up rapid-click feedback.
More complete make/break detection helps firmware identify clicks more consistently for clearer main-button feel (exact feel still depends on the specific switch and firmware tuning).
Faster triggering and clear feedback suit high-frequency clicking and precise stop-and-adjust play.
Technical specifications
| Weight | ~22.4g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 75 × 61 × 31 mm |
| Shape | Compact symmetrical fingertip mouse |
| Sensor | PixArt PAW3950 |
| Main switches | SPDT switch (Single Pole Double Throw; fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact; ~30ms faster) |
| Polling rate | Up to 8000Hz |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz wireless / USB-C |
| Skates | 0.70mm PTFE |
| Buttons | 5 |
| Colors | Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, Sky Blue |
Detailed parameters
| Max DPI | 30000 |
|---|---|
| Default DPI | 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 (remappable via software) |
| Max tracking / acceleration | 750 IPS / 50G |
| Lift-off distance | 1.0mm / 2.0mm |
| DPI indicator | PCB LED or software |
| LED | RGB; can be disabled |
| Cable | Ultra-flexible paracord, about 1.6m |
| OS compatibility | Windows / Mac / Linux; full software configuration on Windows 7 or newer |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Who it is for
Fenrir Max suits fingertip players who want a slightly taller compact shell than ultra-short Fenrir shapes, with ultralight feel and high polling rates. Check the 75 × 61 × 31 mm size against your hand before buying.
Shipping & fulfillment
Typical fulfillment: ships within about 1–7 working days after the order is received (excluding holidays). Final timing follows order notifications and carrier tracking.
Driver & support
Returns & customs
Duties & taxes: Depending on your country/region, import duties or taxes may be charged separately. See the customs page above for details.
FAQ
What is an SPDT switch, and what makes it different?
SPDT means Single Pole Double Throw. Its key trait: the switch signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact, so clicks trigger earlier — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for a more direct feel. Exact click feel still depends on the specific switch model and firmware tuning.
How much does the Fenrir Max weigh?
About 22.4g. Actual weight may vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerance and configuration.
Which sensor does it use?
PixArt PAW3950, with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
Does it support 8000Hz?
Yes. Maximum polling rate is up to 8000Hz.
What size is the Fenrir Max?
About 75 × 61 × 31 mm — a compact fingertip shape.
What main switches does it use?
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw). The signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches.
Which colors are available?
Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, and Sky Blue. Availability depends on inventory.
What is the warranty?
1-year warranty. Return, refund, and customs details are available via the policy links on this page.
Purchase note: Availability depends on the Buy button on this page. Different colors may show different prices at checkout — the final amount is always what you see at checkout.
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~22.4g fingertip speed and control
G-Wolves Fenrir Max is an ultralight ~22.4g wireless gaming mouse with PixArt PAW3950, up to 8000Hz polling, SPDT main switches (~80M clicks), and a compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm fingertip shape engineered for violent speed and momentum.
Key features
Low mass for faster starts, stops, and less fatigue during high-speed aim.
Compact 75 × 61 × 31 mm geometry for aggressive flicks and momentum-based fingertip control.
Flagship optical sensor with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
High reporting rate for lower click-to-pixel latency when your system can support it.
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw): the signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for earlier, more direct click triggering.
Modern Type-C interface with ultra-flexible paracord cable support.
What is an SPDT switch
SPDT is a faster switch design: the switch signal fires as soon as the spring leaf leaves the contact — you don’t wait for a conventional switch to finish a longer press/travel path. On mouse main buttons, that means an earlier, more direct click trigger — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — helping cut click latency.
When the spring leaf leaves the contact, the switch signal fires immediately — without waiting for a traditional switch’s fuller press/return travel — for a more direct response.
Compared with ordinary switch structures, SPDT has a shorter trigger path. Click signals can arrive about ~30ms earlier, helping reduce click latency and speed up rapid-click feedback.
More complete make/break detection helps firmware identify clicks more consistently for clearer main-button feel (exact feel still depends on the specific switch and firmware tuning).
Faster triggering and clear feedback suit high-frequency clicking and precise stop-and-adjust play.
Technical specifications
| Weight | ~22.4g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 75 × 61 × 31 mm |
| Shape | Compact symmetrical fingertip mouse |
| Sensor | PixArt PAW3950 |
| Main switches | SPDT switch (Single Pole Double Throw; fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact; ~30ms faster) |
| Polling rate | Up to 8000Hz |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz wireless / USB-C |
| Skates | 0.70mm PTFE |
| Buttons | 5 |
| Colors | Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, Sky Blue |
Detailed parameters
| Max DPI | 30000 |
|---|---|
| Default DPI | 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 (remappable via software) |
| Max tracking / acceleration | 750 IPS / 50G |
| Lift-off distance | 1.0mm / 2.0mm |
| DPI indicator | PCB LED or software |
| LED | RGB; can be disabled |
| Cable | Ultra-flexible paracord, about 1.6m |
| OS compatibility | Windows / Mac / Linux; full software configuration on Windows 7 or newer |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Who it is for
Fenrir Max suits fingertip players who want a slightly taller compact shell than ultra-short Fenrir shapes, with ultralight feel and high polling rates. Check the 75 × 61 × 31 mm size against your hand before buying.
Shipping & fulfillment
Typical fulfillment: ships within about 1–7 working days after the order is received (excluding holidays). Final timing follows order notifications and carrier tracking.
Driver & support
Returns & customs
Duties & taxes: Depending on your country/region, import duties or taxes may be charged separately. See the customs page above for details.
FAQ
What is an SPDT switch, and what makes it different?
SPDT means Single Pole Double Throw. Its key trait: the switch signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact, so clicks trigger earlier — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches — for a more direct feel. Exact click feel still depends on the specific switch model and firmware tuning.
How much does the Fenrir Max weigh?
About 22.4g. Actual weight may vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerance and configuration.
Which sensor does it use?
PixArt PAW3950, with up to 30000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration.
Does it support 8000Hz?
Yes. Maximum polling rate is up to 8000Hz.
What size is the Fenrir Max?
About 75 × 61 × 31 mm — a compact fingertip shape.
What main switches does it use?
SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw). The signal fires when the spring leaf leaves the contact — about ~30ms faster than ordinary switches.
Which colors are available?
Black, White, Violet, Fast Silver Grey, and Sky Blue. Availability depends on inventory.
What is the warranty?
1-year warranty. Return, refund, and customs details are available via the policy links on this page.
Purchase note: Availability depends on the Buy button on this page. Different colors may show different prices at checkout — the final amount is always what you see at checkout.