VGN Dragonfly 3 Turbo Mouse Hits $40 With 8K Polling Rate

VGN launches the Dragonfly 3 Turbo and Turbo+ mice with 8K polling rates and PAW 3950/3955 sensors for under $50. Starting at $40 in China.

VGN Dragonfly 3 Turbo Mouse Hits $40 With 8K Polling Rate

VGN has released two new versions of its Dragonfly 3 Turbo gaming mouse, bringing 8K polling rates to a budget price point. The release is notable for providing high-performance wireless connectivity for under $50, a price point where such speeds are uncommon. Consumers seeking competitive gaming peripherals can now access high response times at a lower cost.

Budget gaming mice offer high-speed wireless connectivity

The product line includes the standard Dragonfly 3 Turbo and the upgraded Dragonfly 3 Turbo+. Both models share a compact form factor measuring 125×63.3x40mm and weigh approximately 56 grams. The lightweight design is intended for users who prefer agile mice for fast-paced gaming.

Specifications

  • Sensor: PAW 3950 Extreme (Turbo) / PAW 3955 Extreme (Turbo+)
  • Controller: Dual Nordic 54LM20
  • Polling Rate: 8K wired/wireless
  • Dimensions: 125×63.3x40mm
  • Weight: 56±3g

Hardware differences center on the optical sensors and controller architecture. The standard Turbo model uses the PAW 3950 Extreme sensor, while the Turbo+ variant upgrades to the PAW 3955 Extreme sensor. Both mice utilize dual Nordic 54LM20 controllers to support 8K wired and wireless polling rates. A 500mAh battery powers these high-speed connections.

Pricing and availability are set for the Chinese market. The standard Dragonfly 3 Turbo costs 269 CNY (around $40.00) in white and black gold finishes. The Turbo+ model starts at 299 CNY (around $44.46) for white, black gold, and electro blue colors. A special Sabertiger Cat edition of the Turbo+ is priced at 319 CNY (around $47.43).

Sales begin on September 14, 2024, at 20:00 in China. These models are part of VGN's existing lineup of lightweight gaming mice. The launch introduces affordable 8K polling rate mice to the consumer market.

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