Black Joker has released the AJ159 tri-mode mouse on JD.com, bringing NearLink connectivity to a budget-friendly peripheral. This launch matters because NearLink offers lower latency and better interference resistance than standard Bluetooth, giving gamers a reliable wireless option without a premium price tag. The device is now available for buyers in China looking for high-performance specs at a low cost.
PixArt PAW3395 sensor and 61g weight define the new budget option
The AJ159 is a compact gaming mouse designed for both wired and wireless use. It supports three connection modes: NearLink, Bluetooth, and a wired USB connection. This flexibility allows users to switch between a low-latency gaming setup and a power-saving mobile configuration. The Black Joker AJ159 mouse is available in black and white color variants.
Specifications
- Sensor: PixArt PAW3395
- Max DPI: 26000
- Weight: 61g
- Battery: 800mAh
- Connectivity: Tri-mode (NearLink, Bluetooth, Wired)

Under the hood, the AJ159 uses the PixArt PAW3395 sensor, a flagship component for gaming mice. It supports a maximum DPI of 26000, a tracking speed of 650 IPS, and 50G acceleration. The polling rate is adjustable in 125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, and 1000Hz increments for wired and NearLink modes, while Bluetooth defaults to 125Hz. The switches are rated for 100 million clicks.
The mouse weighs approximately 61 grams and measures 118.3 x 63 x 37.7 mm. It houses an 800mAh battery to support its wireless operations. Black Joker claims that NearLink provides stronger anti-interference and lower power consumption compared to traditional Bluetooth. When paired with the included 1K Nano wireless receiver, the theoretical latency is around 1ms.
The AJ159 is priced at 149 CNY (around $22.12) for both black and white color variants. It went on sale on JD.com on August 26, 2024. The Black Joker AJ159 is priced at 149 CNY (around $22.12) for both color variants. We looked at other budget peripherals earlier while tracking the expansion of NearLink devices.
The AJ159 combines a high-end sensor with NearLink connectivity at a sub-$25 price point. It is currently available only in China through JD.com. Buyers seeking a lightweight, high-DPI mouse with modern wireless standards can purchase it directly from the retailer.



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