ATK Blazing Sky Phantom launches with 8,000Hz polling and 44g carbon fiber shell for $99.98

ATK launches the Blazing Sky Phantom, a 44g carbon fiber wireless gaming mouse featuring 8,000Hz polling and a 300mAh battery. Pre- order is $99.98.

ATK Blazing Sky Phantom launches with 8,000Hz polling and 44g carbon fiber shell for $99.98

ATK has released the Blazing Sky Phantom, a lightweight wireless gaming mouse designed to reduce the physical load on your hand during long sessions. The 44-gram weight comes from a carbon fiber composite shell, which makes it one of the lightest options available for competitive players who prioritize speed and agility.

Lightweight wireless mouse with carbon fiber shell and 8,000Hz polling available for pre-order

The device pairs a PixArt PAW 3955 Master sensor with a Nordic 54LM20 microcontroller to handle high-speed tracking. This hardware combination allows the mouse to maintain an 8,000Hz polling rate across both wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections, ensuring that your inputs register with minimal delay.

Specifications

  • Weight: 44g
  • Sensor: PixArt PAW 3955 Master
  • Max DPI: 50,000
  • Polling Rate: 8,000Hz
  • Battery Life: Up to 200 hours

Inside the shell, ATK uses Omron optical switches and a Raesha optical encoder to prevent double-clicking and ensure smooth scrolling. The mouse includes a 300mAh battery that supports up to 200 hours of use at a 1,000Hz polling rate, and it ships in four color options: Eon, Prime, Verge, and Dune.

ATK claims the Blazing Sky Phantom has a latency of 0.174ms, though the source does not specify if this figure measures movement or click latency. The mouse is currently available for pre-order at $99.98, and the price will rise to $119.98 once pre-orders conclude.

Buyers who need a high-polling-rate wireless mouse with a durable carbon fiber build can secure the Blazing Sky Phantom at the lower pre-order price. The product ships globally with standard connectivity options for both desktop and laptop gaming setups.

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