G-Wolves is launching the Lupine II, an asymmetric gaming mouse designed for fingertip users who prioritize extreme lightness. The 22.7-gram weight cuts down on hand fatigue during long sessions, making it a practical choice for competitive players. Pre-orders begin on September 18, offering early adopters a lower entry price before the standard retail cost kicks in.
Ultra-light asymmetric mouse targets fingertip gamers with high polling rate
The device targets the high-performance peripheral market with a focus on raw speed and minimal drag. It features a fingertip grip shape that sits low to the mousepad. The body measures 65.38 by 30.27 by 59.95 millimeters, providing a compact profile for small to medium hands.
Specifications
- Weight: 22.7g
- Sensor: PixArt PAW 3955
- Polling Rate: 8kHz (wired/wireless)
- Controller: Nordic nRF52840
- Buttons: 5 programmable
Under the hood, the Lupine II uses a PixArt PAW 3955 sensor paired with a Nordic nRF52840 controller. G-Wolves claims this combination supports an 8kHz polling rate in both wired and wireless modes. The mouse also includes adjustable lift-off distance and a Virtual Sensor Shift feature to fine-tune tracking behavior.
It retains mechanical switches for tactile feedback and offers five programmable buttons for custom macros. Buyers can choose between black and gray color options. The design silhouette remains partially obscured, with only a general outline visible at this stage.
Pricing is tiered to reward early commitment. The early bird price is 109 USD (around $109), followed by a standard pre-order price of 134 USD (around $134). The final retail price will be 159 USD (around $159) once the initial wave sells out.
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