GravaStar Mercury X Wireless Gaming Mouse - Yellow


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The GravaStar Mercury X is designed for competitive gamers who demand high-precision tracking and a unique aesthetic in their hardware. Its standout benefit is the combination of the industry-leading PAW3950 sensor with a lightweight, hollow-out chassis that prevents sweat buildup during intense play, though users should be aware that the aggressive open design requires more frequent cleaning to prevent dust accumulation inside the shell.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 415312 |
| Brand | GravaStar |
Yes, the Mercury X features an ambidextrous ergonomic shape designed to accommodate both left and right-handed users comfortably.
No, it supports 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired connections depending on your preference and battery level.
We recommend using a can of compressed air to gently remove dust or debris from inside the hollow-out shell.
Yes, the mouse has onboard memory that stores your DPI and button configuration so your settings remain active even if you move the mouse to another computer.
The mouse features a PAW3950 sensor capable of reaching up to 32,000 DPI.
Ensure the sensor area is clean and free of dust, and check that the 2.4 GHz dongle is not blocked by large metal objects.
Download the latest version of the GravaStar software and ensure the mouse is connected via the provided USB cable during setup.
Reset the pairing mode by holding the connectivity switch in the Bluetooth position for 5 seconds until the status LED flashes.
To begin, connect the included USB-C cable for initial charging. For 2.4 GHz wireless, plug the dongle into a USB port on your computer and toggle the switch on the underside of the mouse to '2.4G'. For Bluetooth, switch to the 'BT' position and initiate pairing on your device. The mouse is compatible with major operating systems via its standard plug-and-play drivers, but advanced button customization requires downloading the dedicated GravaStar software. Given the open design, use compressed air occasionally to blow out dust from the internal components to maintain optimal performance.