Attack Shark has announced the F1 Air, a 39g wireless gaming mouse supporting up to an 8K polling rate and 60,000 DPI. 

At the core of the F1 Air sits the PixArt PAW3955MAX sensor supporting 1K, 2K, 4K, and up to 8K polling modes. The sensor covers a sensitivity range of 1 to 60000DPI with 1DPI adjustment steps, 850IPS tracking speed, and 75G acceleration. Attack Shark also added a five-level lift-off distance system along with tracking optimisations for glass mouse pads.

Processing is handled by a Nordic nRF54L15 wireless MCU, which powers the company's Smart Speed Wireless technology to achieve click latencies down to 0.168ms in 8K mode. Included with the mouse is a shark-fin 8K receiver featuring an enlarged antenna and LED indicators for battery life, polling rate, and connection status. For the buttons, the company went for Omron optical switches rated for 100 million clicks and a glass coating on the shell.

Orders for the new flagship peripheral will open on the company's website starting August 17th.

KitGuru says: Packing a PAW3955MAX sensor and 8K polling into a 39g shell makes the Attack Shark F1 Air an intriguing option for ultra-lightweight mouse fans looking for a high-end peripheral. Hopefully, real-world performance will match its spec sheet.

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Hark expects to release its first multimodal models this summer, which it says will power a personal AI platform that works with existing products and services. The company expects to follow that with hardware devices built specifically for those systems.

Sharkoon has expanded its case lineup with the Steel Shark, a dual‑chamber ATX chassis built for clean layouts, strong airflow, and high‑end hardware. With tempered‑glass panels, four pre‑installed ARGB PWM fans, and support for BTF motherboards, it targets builders who want tidy cable management and a showcase‑ready system.

The dual‑chamber structure separates the main hardware area from the PSU and storage, keeping the primary chamber uncluttered while drives and cables sit behind the motherboard tray. The rear chamber includes mounts for two 2.5‑inch SSDs and a 3.5‑inch HDD, reinforcing the case’s focus on a clean presentation.

Cooling flexibility is a major focus. The Steel Shark supports up to eleven fans across the chassis: three 120mm or two 140mm in the front, three 120mm or two 140mm on the top, two 120mm on the side, two 120mm on the bottom, and a single 120mm at the rear. Radiator support includes simultaneous installation of two units, such as a 360mm top radiator paired with a 240mm or 280mm front unit. A five‑port ARGB controller and five‑port PWM hub come pre‑installed to simplify lighting and fan management.

Component clearance is generous, with room for GPUs up to 42.4cm long, CPU coolers up to 16.8cm tall, and power supplies up to 24.4cm. The case also supports BTF‑design ATX motherboards, further improving cable routing by shifting connectors to the rear.

KitGuru Says: At the very least, Steel Shark is a very cool name.

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Attack Shark has launched the X11 Ultra, a flagship gaming mouse constructed with an injection-moulded carbon fibre body. The release coincides with the brand's second-anniversary sale, beginning on its official website on April 15th.

An upgraded version of the X11 series, the X11 Ultra mouse uses the Nordic 54L15 chipset and includes a dedicated 8KHz receiver and a C06ULTRA 8000Hz LED cable. The included 8KHz receiver is designed in a shark-fin shape and features integrated LED indicators that display real-time status for polling rate, battery level, and wireless signal strength. The carbon fibre-textured mouse features a PAW3950MAX sensor, double-layered mouse feet, 24K gold-plated side buttons, and a matching gold-plated scroll wheel.

As for the brand's anniversary campaign, it runs from April 15th to April 27th and features sitewide discounts of up to 60%. The X11 Ultra (available in red, purple, and black) is included in the promotion with a 15% discount, bringing the starting price to £89.36/$93.49. Other products featured in the sale include the X3, X11, and R11 ULTRA mice, as well as the X68 mechanical keyboard.

Attack Shark is offering bundle discounts that include a complimentary CM02 mousepad. Purchases made specifically on April 18th will include an anniversary gift. The promotion also involves four rounds of social media giveaways and exclusive discount codes distributed through the brand's Discord community.

KitGuru says: Compared to other carbon-fibre mice, this one stands out with various colour options and a different pattern. Also, if you were planning on getting something from Attack Shark, you might be better off waiting for the sale that's just right around the corner.

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