It weighs 42 grams and has a flagship sensor. The Rapture SCOURGE gaming mouse costs 900 CZK

Forty-two grams is the weight of professional gamers’ mice costing three thousand. You can now buy the Rapture SCOURGE with code ALZADNY50 for 900 CZK instead of 1,799 CZK – and you’ll get a flagship PixArt PAW 3950 sensor and an 8,000 Hz polling rate, equipment you practically won’t find at this price point.

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Forty-two grams and eight thousand hertz

A typical gaming mouse weighs around 80 to 100 grams. The SCOURGE is roughly half that, and you’ll notice it immediately in fast-paced games – your hand won’t tire, sharp flicks are more precise, and the mouse stops exactly where you want it to. An 8,000 Hz polling rate, thanks to the Nordic 52840 microcontroller, means the mouse sends its position to the computer eight times more frequently than standard gaming models; the response time is stated as 0.13 ms.

The PixArt PAW 3950 sensor is a flagship chip found in the most expensive mice on the market: sensitivity up to 30,000 DPI, tracking speed of 750 IPS, and 50G acceleration. The main buttons feature Omron optical switches with a lifespan of 70 million clicks – optics, unlike mechanical switches, do not suffer from double-clicking after years of use. You can connect the mouse via a 2.4GHz receiver, Bluetooth 5.1, or a detachable braided cable; the software is in Czech, and spare glides are included in the package.

What’s good to know

The mouse is compact and symmetrical – 11.8 cm long and 6.1 cm wide. It’s a great fit for players who use a fingertip or “claw” grip; those with large hands who like to rest their entire hand on the mouse might want something larger. There is no backlighting, which is typical for ultralight mice – every extra gram makes a difference. And beware: an 8,000 Hz polling rate significantly shortens battery life, so for casual gaming, we recommend 1,000 to 2,000 Hz, and only enabling eight thousand for competitive games.

How much does your gaming mouse weigh? Would you notice the difference with 42 grams?