Descrizione
Speed Is Not Added. It Is Removed. Every gram a mouse carries is a gram your wrist moves hundreds of times an hour. Competitive players understand this instinctively, which is why the pursuit of a fast mouse is really a pursuit of less: less mass, less friction, less resistance between intention and the crosshair. The Jupiter SE weighs 46 grams, a figure usually reserved for honeycomb shells and fragile construction, yet it keeps a solid, balanced frame and a shape that does not ask your hand to fight it.
Underneath sits the Pixart PAW3311 sensor, capable of 24,000 DPI, 300 inches per second and 35 G of acceleration, paired with a 1000Hz polling rate so movement registers every millisecond. Connectivity is tri-mode, wired over USB, wireless over a 2.4GHz dongle, or Bluetooth, and the 300 milliamp-hour rechargeable battery lets you move between a tournament desk and a couch without re-pairing. Six buttons and a single optical roller sit on a symmetrical body measuring 128 by 64 by 40 millimetres, the main switches are Huano units rated for 20 million clicks, and the unit carries CE, FCC, RoHS, KC and WEEE certification.
The shape is tuned for medium to large hands and palm or claw grips, with flat side profiles that stop the thumb and ring finger from slipping under pressure. It is a mouse for players who have outgrown heavy shells, and for anyone who spends the day in front of a screen and wonders why their shoulder aches by evening.
Wireless has also stopped meaning compromise. With a 1000Hz polling rate the connection reports position a thousand times a second, which is faster than the screen can render and faster than a hand can react. Dual driver support, a desktop application and a browser-based tool, means DPI stages and button maps are set on the machine you own rather than the one the manufacturer assumed. The two colourways, black and white, cover desks that want to disappear and desks that do not.
The fastest mouse is the one you stop noticing.
Engineering Notes
- ✦ 46 gram body with a solid, balanced frame
- ✦ Pixart PAW3311 sensor at up to 24,000 DPI
- ✦ 300 inches per second with 35 G acceleration
- ✦ Tri-mode connection: wired USB, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth
- ✦ 1000Hz polling rate with a 300 milliamp-hour rechargeable battery
- ✦ Huano switches rated for 20 million clicks
- ✦ Symmetrical shape built for medium to large hands
- ✦ Two colourways, black and white, with a matching receiver
- ✦ Configuration through a desktop driver or a browser tool
Hardware Specification
- SensorPixart PAW3311
- Maximum DPI24,000
- Tracking Speed300 inches per second
- Acceleration35 G
- Polling Rate1000 Hz
- ConnectionWired USB, 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth
- Buttons6 plus one optical roller
- SwitchesHuano, 20 million clicks
- Battery300 milliamp-hour, rechargeable
- Dimensions128 x 64 x 40 millimetres
- Weight46 grams
- Hand OrientationSymmetrical, both hands
- CertificationCE, FCC, RoHS, KC, WEEE
Play Style Fit
Fast-paced shooters where low mass reduces fatigue over long sessions. Strategy and simulation play where switching between wireless and wired matters. Laptops and travel setups where Bluetooth avoids carrying a dongle. Work desks where the same mouse has to survive eight hours of clicking and then an evening of games.
Questions Before You Buy
Q: How light is it really?
46 grams according to the manufacturer, excluding the feet and the receiver. The white version may weigh about 1 gram more.
Q: Does it need a dongle for wireless?
It supports three modes. Use the 2.4GHz dongle for the lowest latency, Bluetooth for convenience, or the wired USB cable while it charges.
Q: What sensor does it use?
The Pixart PAW3311, rated to 24,000 DPI with a tracking speed of 300 inches per second.
Q: Is it suitable for large hands?
Yes. The symmetrical body is 128 by 64 by 40 millimetres and is shaped for medium to large hands with palm or claw grips.
Q: How long does the battery last?
The battery is 300 milliamp-hours and rechargeable over USB, so one charge covers a long session and it can be topped up while you play.
Q: Can I configure the buttons?
Yes. The mouse supports both a desktop driver and a browser-based configuration tool for remapping buttons and adjusting DPI.
Q: Does wireless add noticeable lag?
The 2.4GHz mode polls at 1000Hz, matching the wired mode, so the difference in play sits below the threshold of human reaction time.
Q: Which colour should I choose?
The black version hides fingerprints best on a dark desk and the white version reads cleaner against light surfaces. Internally they are the same mouse.







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