EWEADN S9 Master V2 Mouse Launches with PAW3955 Sensor and Dual 8kHz Polling

EWEADN launches the S9 Master V2 gaming mouse featuring a PAW3955 sensor, dual 8kHz polling rate, and Nordic nRF54L15 controller. Priced at 299.2 CNY in China.

EWEADN S9 Master V2 Mouse Launches with PAW3955 Sensor and Dual 8kHz Polling

EWEADN released the S9 Master V2 gaming mouse on June 11, 2024. The update brings a faster sensor and higher polling rate to its popular mid-to-large hand design.

EWEADN S9 Master V2 gaming mouse arrives with upgraded sensor, low latency, and ergonomic design.

The device targets gamers who prefer ergonomic shapes for claw or palm grip styles. It maintains the original S9 Master silhouette while upgrading internal components for lower latency.

  • Sensor: PixArt PAW3955
  • Dimensions: 127 x 64 x 40.5 mm
  • Weight: 63 ± 2 g
  • Battery Capacity: 500 mAh
  • Polling Rate: 8 kHz (dual)

EWEADN equips the mouse with a PixArt PAW3955 optical sensor and a Nordic nRF54L15 main controller. The body measures 127 by 64 by 40.5 mm and weighs approximately 63 grams. Kailh 150M optical microswitches handle the clicks, while a TTC 1M dust-proof gold wheel encoder manages scrolling.

EWEADN S9 Master V2 gaming mouse with PAW3955 sensor and Nordic nRF54L15 controller
EWEADN S9 Master V2 gaming mouse with PAW3955 sensor and Nordic nRF54L15 controller

The mouse supports dual 8kHz polling rates across its connection modes. The company claims this setup reduces key press latency to as low as 0.181 milliseconds. A built-in 500 mAh battery provides over 300 hours of continuous use on a single charge.

EWEADN lists the S9 Master V2 at 299.2 CNY, which converts to approximately $44.08 USD. The price appears on JD.com in China. Availability outside this region remains unconfirmed by official channels.

The S9 Master V2 continues the brand's history of producing wireless gaming mice, though it adopts a slightly heavier chassis compared to previous models. It features a 63-gram body equipped with Kailh 150M optical microswitches and the Nordic nRF54L15 main controller to enhance responsiveness.

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