LAMZU introduced the Orcus gaming mouse on August 6, 2024, targeting players who prefer a lightweight, finger-grip design. The device arrives with a translucent shell and a minimal weight of 38±2g, which helps reduce arm fatigue during long sessions. Gamers looking for a highly responsive peripheral with modern sensor tech will find this model relevant to their setup.
Translucent shell and 38g weight target finger-grip users
The Orcus is a finger-grip mouse that prioritizes speed and precision through its internal hardware choices. It features a translucent outer shell that reveals the internal components, giving it a distinct visual profile. The form factor is compact, measuring 92x56x35 mm, which suits smaller hands or users who prefer a tight grip.
Specifications
- Weight: 38±2g
- Sensor: PixArt PAW NEXT I
- Max CPI: 50,000
- Polling Rate: 8kHz
- Price: 849 CNY (around $126)
At the core of the Orcus is the PixArt PAW NEXT I sensor, which supports a maximum CPI of 50,000 and a max speed of 880 IPS. The mouse achieves an 8kHz polling rate by using a Nordic nRF54H20 SoC, which also helps keep switch latency low at 0.176ms. These specs allow for extremely fast tracking and minimal input delay.
LAMZU claims the button area is 25% larger than similar products, which may improve click consistency for some users. The mouse is available in China for 849 CNY (around $126). This price point places it in the mid-range segment for high-performance gaming mice.
The Orcus joins the growing market of ultra-lightweight gaming mice that emphasize sensor performance and low latency. LAMZU positions this device as a specialized tool for finger-grip users who value speed over size. The combination of the PAW NEXT I sensor and 8kHz polling makes it a competitive option for competitive gamers.
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