JamesDonkey RSR7S

JamesDonkey

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Key highlights

  • Weighs 45 grams
  • Polls at 8000 Hz
  • Employs PixArt PAW3395 sensor
  • Reaches 26,000 DPI
  • Uses Huano 120M switches
  • Connects wirelessly

Technical overview

The JamesDonkey RSR7S is a 45 g medium symmetrical wireless gaming mouse with PixArt PAW3395 sensor, 26 000 DPI, 650 IPS tracking, 50 G acceleration, and 8000 Hz polling rate. It features Huano Transparent Yellow Shell White Dot mechanical switches rated for 120 million clicks and a mechanical F-Switch encoder. Dimensions measure 120 mm long, 63 mm wide, 38.3 mm high.

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ℹ️ General Info

Brand

JamesDonkey

Category

Gaming

Model

RSR7S

Shape

Symmetrical

Release Year

Unknown

Size

Medium

Hand

Right

Sensor

PixArt PAW3395

Sensor Type

Optical

Material

Plastic

Warranty (Years)

Unknown

Onboard Memory Profiles

Unknown

🎯 Performance

Max DPI

26000

Polling Rate

8000 Hz

Adjustable DPI

No

Minimum DPI

Unknown

Tracking Speed (IPS)

650 IPS

Acceleration (G)

50 G

🔌 Connection

Connection Type

Wireless

Bluetooth

No

🖱️ Buttons

Programmable Buttons

Unknown

Total Buttons

5

Side Buttons

2

Middle Buttons

0

Main Switches

Huano Transparent Yellow Shell White Dot

Scroll Wheel Encoder

F-Switch Encoder

🎨 Design

Weight

45 g

Hump Placement

Back - moderate

Front Flare

Flat

Side Curvature

Inward

Width

63.0 mm

Height

38.3 mm

Length

120.0 mm

Cable Length

Unknown

Thumb Rest

No

Ring Finger Rest

No

Tilting Scroll Wheel

No

Thumb Scroll Wheel

No

Extra Weights Included

No

Power

Battery Life (hours)

Unknown

Wireless Charging

No

Rechargeable Battery

No

Removable Battery

No

Features

DPI Switch Button

No

Profile Switch Button

No

Use While Charging

No

RGB Lighting

No

Gesture Support

No

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