Akko Titan N9 Pro Mouse Launches With PAW3315 Sensor for $11.76

Akko Titan N9 Pro mouse launches with PAW3315 sensor and 1kHz polling for around $11.76. Designed for palm lengths over 17.5cm.

Akko Titan N9 Pro mouse
Akko Titan N9 Pro mouse

Akko has expanded its Titan N9 lineup with the Titan N9 Pro, a budget-friendly ergonomic mouse aimed at gamers who prioritize lightweight design. This new model targets users with larger hands, offering a specific form factor that accommodates palm lengths greater than 17.5cm. The addition provides a lower-cost entry point into the company's ergonomic series without sacrificing core sensor performance.

Akko Titan N9 Pro mouse
The Akko Titan N9 Pro ergonomic mouse

Budget ergonomic mouse targets users with larger hands

The Titan N9 Pro utilizes a PixArt PAW3315 optical sensor to track movement. It supports a 1kHz polling rate for responsive input during gameplay. The device houses mechanical microswitches for actuation and includes a 1M encoder for scroll wheel precision. The shell is constructed from ABS plastic, keeping the overall profile simple and functional.

Specifications

  • Sensor: PixArt PAW3315
  • Polling Rate: 1kHz
  • Dimensions: 122.9 x 65.7 x 42 mm
  • Weight: 59±3g
  • Battery: 300mAh

The mouse measures 122.9 x 65.7 x 42 mm, providing a compact footprint for claw or palm grip styles. It weighs just 59g, which reduces fatigue during extended gaming sessions. A built-in 300mAh battery powers the device, ensuring reasonable runtime for a wireless peripheral of this size.

Akko lists the Titan N9 Pro at 79 CNY (around $11.76), which converts to approximately $11.76. The product became available for purchase on JD.com starting September 21, 2024. This pricing positions the mouse as an accessible option for budget-conscious consumers seeking ergonomic features in a small form factor.

The Titan N9 Pro joins the existing Titan N9 series as a specialized variant for users with specific hand size requirements. It confirms the availability of a complete package including sensor, battery, and ergonomic shape at a low price point. Buyers can now acquire this specific ergonomic configuration directly from the manufacturer's retail channels.

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