Pwnage’s new gaming mouse lets users adjust click force and travel with a screwdriver
The new Pwnage Vanta lets users tune click force and travel without changing switches, while its sensor can also be moved to suit different grip styles. It is up for preorder now.
Pwnage's latest gaming mouse, the Vanta, offers players the ability to adjust the force and travel of primary clicks using a screwdriver. This feature sets the mouse apart as the world's first lightweight gaming mouse with mechanically adjustable clicks. By turning screws beneath the magnesium shell, users can change the required force and movement for both the left and right buttons, without the need for replacing switches or adding more electronics.
The adjustment screws are easily accessible, and each button can be set independently. This allows players to customize their click feel for specific gaming scenarios, such as rapid firing or aiming. The Vanta supports up to 36,000 DPI and an 8,000Hz polling rate, with wireless and wired connectivity options. Its magnesium body weighs 49-51 grams, and the battery lasts up to 160 hours.
The mouse also allows users to shift the PAW3950 sensor module forward or backward, optimizing tracking movement for different grip styles. Shipping for the first units is set for September 28, with preorders available on Pwnage's website starting at $159.
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