It weighs 55 grams and costs 300 CZK. Ultralight gaming mouse half price

Fifty-five grams is a weight usually offered by mice costing two thousand and more – where every gram saved comes at a high price. You can now buy the Marvo Niro 60 with code ALZADNY50 for 300 CZK instead of 599 CZK, and you also get triple connectivity and a PixArt sensor.

👍 Get it if you want to try an ultralight mouse for shooters and don’t want to invest thousands.
🤔 Hesitate if you have a large palm – lightweight mice of this type are usually smaller and better suited for a fingertip grip.
💰 Price: 300 CZK for a 55-gram mouse with triple connectivity and switches rated for 50 million clicks.

You’ll notice fifty-five grams immediately

A typical gaming mouse weighs around 90 to 100 grams. The difference to 55 grams is immediately noticeable in fast-paced games – your hand doesn’t get as tired, quick movements are more precise, and the mouse reacts better during rapid dragging. This is why professional shooter players opt for the lightest possible models.

Inside sits an optical PixArt PAW-3311 sensor with 12,000 DPI sensitivity – the same chip found, for example, in the Genesis Zircon 660 for five hundred CZK. Foreign reviews only criticize its lower DPI ceiling, but in terms of accuracy, it works without smoothing or unwanted acceleration. You can connect the mouse in three ways: via a 2.4GHz receiver for gaming, Bluetooth for a laptop or tablet, and a detachable USB-C cable. The switches have a lifespan of 50 million clicks, and there are six buttons available.

What not to expect for three hundred CZK

A rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 27 customers is excellent for this price point, but there are limitations. 12,000 DPI is a more modest number compared to today’s flagship mice (32,000 DPI and more) – however, in practice, this doesn’t matter at all, as most players still play at 800 to 1,600 DPI. The mouse is designed only for right-handers and the adapter is not included, but you can charge it with any USB-C cable.

Have you ever tried an ultralight mouse? And did you notice a difference?