The YINHU H1 gaming mouse from Golden Field hits the market this week with a focus on lightweight ergonomics and tri-mode connectivity. This release matters because it offers a complete wireless gaming setup for under ten dollars, targeting budget-conscious players who need reliable performance without the premium price tag.
Ergonomic design targets claw grip users with tri-mode connectivity
The device features a high-back ergonomic shape designed specifically for claw grip users. It measures 118 x 63.5 x 39.8 mm and weighs just 52 grams, making it easy to maneuver during long gaming sessions.
Specifications
- Sensor: PixArt PAW3315
- Weight: 52g
- Battery: 500mAh (220hr)
- Connectivity: Tri-mode
- Price: 59 CNY (around $8.69)
Under the hood, the mouse uses a PixArt PAW3315 optical sensor paired with a FuriKun FR2012A controller. It supports 1kHz polling rates and includes HuanYu 80M mechanical switches for responsive input.
Golden Field equipped the YINHU H1 with a 500mAh battery that provides up to 220 hours of continuous use. The mouse supports tri-mode connectivity, allowing users to switch between wireless and wired connections as needed.
The YINHU H1 is available in China starting July 20, 2024, at 20:00. The launch price is 59 CNY (around $8.69), which is a discount from the original 99 CNY (around $14.58) listing.
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