Keychron G3 Air mouse launches with 8K polling and PAW3950 sensor

Keychron launches the G3 Air gaming mouse featuring the PAW3950 sensor, 8K polling rate, and 43g weight. Priced at around $88 in China.

Keychron G3 Air mouse launches with 8K polling and PAW3950 sensor

Keychron has introduced the G3 Air, a lightweight wireless gaming mouse that targets performance seekers. The device matters because it combines a top-tier sensor with an ultra-low weight and high polling rates. This setup appeals to gamers who prioritize speed and precision in competitive titles.

Keychron G3 Air wireless gaming mouse
The Keychron G3 Air features a lightweight 43g design with 30% carbon fiber content.

Lightweight wireless mouse ships with high polling rate and color receiver

The mouse relies on the PAW3950 sensor and the Nordic 54L15 main controller for its core operation. It ships with a unique color screen 8K receiver that displays DPI, polling rate, and battery status. These components ensure reliable connectivity and detailed feedback during use.

Keychron G3 Air Specifications

  • Sensor: PAW3950
  • Weight: 43±3g
  • Polling Rate: 8K (2.4G / Wired)
  • Controller: Nordic 54L15
  • Switches: TTC Falcon (80 million clicks)

Weighing just 43±3g, the G3 Air uses a shell with 30% carbon fiber content for rigidity. It supports an 8K polling rate over both 2.4G wireless and wired connections. The internal TTC Falcon microswitches are rated for 80 million clicks.

The device measures 120×63×38.3mm and features a matte anti-slip coating for better grip. Keychron lists the standard price at 599 CNY (around $88.43) in China. A promotional price of 509.15 CNY (around $75.17) is also available for early buyers.

The G3 Air became available in China on July 31, 2024. This launch adds a new option to the high-performance wireless mouse market. Buyers can now access a sub-50g mouse with 8K polling capabilities at a competitive price point.

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