The ATK Dragonfly A9 Ultra Max 2.0 – the sleek, ambidextrous gaming mouse that’s ready to zip around your desk whether you’re plugged in or flying wireless. It’s got five solid buttons (no extra macro keys, but you can still bind what you need in ATK Hub 3.0) and a symmetric right‑handed shape that feels just as comfortable for a claw, fingertip, or palm grip.

Under the hood lives a PixArt PAW3395Ultra optical sensor paired with a Nordic 54L15 processor, cranking out a jaw‑dropping 100–30 000 DPI, 20 000 FPS polling, 650 IPS tracking speed and 50 G acceleration. You’ll never have to worry about lift‑off—just 1–2 mm, and the TTC Gold encoder makes every click feel crisp. Speaking of clicks, the left and right switches are ATK Light Blade mechanical, while the Teflon feet keep the glide buttery smooth.

Powering the wireless side is a 3rd‑gen ApexShark connection and an 800 mAh battery that can push about 600 hours of play at a 1000 Hz poll rate, so you can game for days without hunting for a charger. If you prefer wired, the mouse works just as well, and the 125 × 63.5 × 40 mm body tips the scales at a feather‑light 53 g (no cable attached). It comes in classic black or clean white, with no fancy RGB lighting—just a focus on performance.