Description
The iRocks M36R represents a significant leap in wireless peripheral technology, integrating the industry-leading PixArt PAW3950 optical sensor. This flagship sensor provides a true 30,000 DPI resolution, ensuring pixel-perfect tracking for high-stakes competitive play. By supporting an 8000Hz polling rate in both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes, the M36R reduces input lag to a mere 0.125ms, offering a level of responsiveness previously reserved for specialized wired devices.
This product is for:
This mouse is engineered for a diverse range of users:
- Competitive FPS Gamers: Those requiring the 8000Hz polling rate and PAW3950 sensor for maximum precision in titles like Valorant or CS2.
- Multi-Device Power Users: Professionals who switch between a gaming rig via 2.4GHz and a laptop via Bluetooth 5.2.
- Durability-Focused Users: Gamers tired of "double-click" issues, benefiting from the 80-million-click optical micro-switches.
- Small-to-Medium Hand Grippers: Users who prefer a compact 119mm length for claw or fingertip grip styles.
- Tech Enthusiasts: Early adopters looking for the latest optical encoder technology to prevent scroll wheel skipping.
Detailed specifications:
Technical Specifications:
- Sensor: PixArt PAW3950 Optical Engine
- Resolution: 100 – 30,000 DPI (Software adjustable)
- Polling Rate: 125/250/500/1000/8000 Hz (Wired and 2.4G)
- Connectivity: Wired USB, 2.4GHz Wireless, Bluetooth 5.2
- Switches: Optical Micro-switches (80 million click lifespan)
- Encoder: Optical Scroll Wheel Encoder
- Battery: 500 mAh Lithium-ion, USB-C Charging
- Dimensions: 119(L) x 64(W) x 41.5(H) mm
- Weight: Approximately 82g
In practice, the M36R delivers a remarkably consistent tactile experience. The optical micro-switches provide a crisp, instantaneous actuation without the risk of mechanical wear or double-clicking. The inclusion of an optical encoder for the scroll wheel is a standout feature, ensuring smooth, skip-free scrolling that remains reliable over years of heavy use. At 82 grams, the mouse strikes a balance between stability and flick-readiness, while the onboard memory allows users to carry their DPI and lighting profiles across different systems without needing persistent software.
Compared to traditional gaming mice using mechanical switches and 1000Hz polling, the iRocks M36R offers eight times the data reporting frequency, resulting in smoother cursor movement on high-refresh-rate monitors. While many lightweight mice sacrifice features for mass reduction, the M36R retains tri-mode connectivity and a dedicated receiver storage slot, making it a more versatile daily driver than specialized "superlight" alternatives that often lack Bluetooth or optical encoders.
Q&A:
Frequently Asked Questions:
- How do I achieve the 8000Hz polling rate? The 8000Hz rate is supported in both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes; ensure your PC meets the CPU requirements to handle high-frequency USB polling.
- What are the benefits of optical switches over mechanical ones? Optical switches use light beams to detect clicks, eliminating the "debounce delay" and physical wear that cause traditional mice to double-click.
- Can I use this mouse with a Mac? Yes, the M36R is compatible with Mac OS 10.14 and above via Bluetooth or wired connection.
- How do I customize the DPI and RGB lighting? Users can download the dedicated iRocks software to adjust DPI stages, lighting effects, and button assignments, which are then saved to the mouse's internal memory.
- Is the battery replaceable? The mouse features a built-in 500mAh rechargeable lithium battery charged via a standard USB-C cable.
