LAMZU Releases Maya X V2 Gaming Mouse with 50K DPI Sensor
LAMZU has launched the Maya X V2 gaming mouse, featuring a 50,000 DPI sensor and support for 8kHz polling rate. The mouse is priced at 729 yuan.
Chinese tech company LAMZU has introduced its new Maya X V2 gaming mouse, which is available for purchase at 729 yuan (approximately $100 USD). The mouse comes in four color options: Maya White, Glacier Blue, Apricot Blossom Pink, and Maya Purple Night.
The Maya X V2 measures 124x64x40 mm and is designed for medium to large hand sizes. Its ergonomic shape, featuring a V-shaped taper at the rear and subtle curves on the sides, is intended to accommodate three primary grip styles. With a weight of just 47 grams, the mouse aims to provide comfort and agility for extended gaming sessions.
Under the hood, the Maya X V2 utilizes a Nordic nRF54LM20 SoC for its main control and is equipped with a PixArt PAW NEXT I optical sensor. This sensor boasts a maximum sensitivity of 50,000 DPI, along with 880 ips tracking speed and 80G acceleration. The mouse also features short-to-mid-stroke optical micro-switches and an optical scroll encoder, all protected by a nano-skin-friendly coating.
A key highlight of the Maya X V2 is its support for an 8kHz polling rate, achievable through both its USB-C wired connection and its 2.4GHz wireless mode. This significantly reduces input latency compared to standard 1kHz polling rates. The integrated 300mAh battery provides up to 180 hours of usage at 1kHz, decreasing to 40 hours when operating at the maximum 8kHz polling rate.