Machenike launches G7 Pro Max gaming mouse with PAW3950 sensor
Machenike has released the G7 Pro Max dual-mode gaming mouse, featuring a PAW3950 sensor and adjustable magnetic-optical switches, priced at 199 yuan.
Chinese hardware manufacturer Machenike has introduced the G7 Pro Max, a new dual-mode gaming mouse. The device is built on the Nordic nRF54LM20 microcontroller and utilizes PixArt’s PAW3950 sensor, positioning it in a competitive segment of the peripheral market.
A key feature of the G7 Pro Max is its optical-magnetic switch system. This design allows for both optical digital input and electromagnetic hall-effect analog input. Users can adjust the device across 12 trigger points and 7 Rapid Trigger reset settings, a technical inclusion often sought by competitive gaming audiences.
The mouse weighs 56 grams and measures 121.7 x 64.7 x 38.6 mm. It is powered by a 600mAh battery, with battery life varying based on polling rates and usage modes. At an 8kHz polling rate, the battery lasts approximately 60 hours in optical mode and 61 hours in electromagnetic mode.
Retailing for 199 yuan, the G7 Pro Max is available in two color combinations: pink-black and white-black.