Attack Shark V5 Initial Impressions
A user on r/MouseReview provides initial impressions of the Attack Shark V5. The mouse features a PAW3950 sensor, 52840 MCU, and Omron optical switches. The shape is a smaller take on the U2 with a low click height, offering a locked-in feel for knuckle/pincer grip. Clicks are pingy and mushy off-center; side buttons are light with little pre-travel; scroll wheel is smooth but heavy to spam. Coating works well for sweaty hands, cable is unusable, and build quality is solid. No measurable benchmarks.
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