Mice

All LORGAR mice use industry-recognized and acclaimed PixArt optical sensors across three performance tiers. The entry-level Jetter 357 carries an ATG4090 (8,000 DPI, 20 G acceleration). The Stricter 579 uses a PMW3336 (12,000 DPI, 30 G), and the MSA10/MSA10W pair runs a PAW3311 (12,000 DPI, 35 G). The MSP80 and MSE90W both feature the flagship PAW3395 (26,000 DPI, 50 G acceleration, 650 IPS tracking).

Yes. Every LORGAR mouse supports RGB lighting and button customization through LORGAR PLATFORM. You can create gaming profiles with automatic game detection, record macros, remap buttons, and synchronize lighting across compatible LORGAR devices. The Stricter 579 has a built-in OLED display that shows current settings or a LORGAR logo. The MSP80 goes further with a full RGB display that supports custom images and GIFs.

Yes. DPI is adjustable on every model, from 100 DPI up to 8,000 (Jetter 357), 12,000 (Stricter 579, MSA10, MSA10W), or 26,000 (MSP80, MSE90W). You can switch DPI on the fly using dedicated buttons on the mouse or fine-tune levels through LORGAR PLATFORM.

It is a matter of personal preference. Lighter mice (50 to 70 g) suit fast aim and reduce wrist fatigue, but a more mass can steady pointer tracking. LORGAR spans 55 g (MSA10) to 127 g (Stricter 579).

Symmetric shapes work for either hand and suit claw or fingertip grips. Ergonomic shapes are sculpted for the right hand and naturally support palm grips. LORGAR's MSA10 family and MSE90W are symmetric, while the Jetter 357, Stricter 579 and MSP80 are ergonomic.

Most players game between 400 and 1,600 DPI, so a high-end sensor mainly adds clean tracking across more speeds and surfaces, not raw sensitivity. LORGAR uses PixArt sensors in three tiers, up to the 26,000 DPI PAW3395 in the MSP80 and MSE90W.

1,000 Hz is plenty for most setups, including 144 to 165 Hz monitors. 2,000 is a good step for a smoothier movements. 4,000 and 8,000 Hz mostly helping high-refresh competitive play. LORGAR ranges from 1,000 Hz to 8,000 Hz wired (MSP80).

These are placed under the mouse buttons. Click weight is personal preference. Lighter switches actuate faster, heavier confirms more. Lifespans run from about 20 to 80 million clicks. LORGAR's MSP80 and MSE90W use Kailh switches rated for 80 million clicks.

Modern 2.4 GHz wireless matches wired latency for competitive play, so the trade-off is mostly added weight and the need to charge regularly. Bluetooth works for laptops but is too slow for gaming. LORGAR propose two wireless models: MSA10W and MSE90W (with flagship autonomy - up to 500 hours).

100% PTFE skates and a flexible braided or paracord cable keep the glide smooth and reduce drag on wired mice. LORGAR ships PTFE skates with spares and braided cables on the MSA10, MSP80, and MSE90W.

It is a software to control the whole LORGAR ecosystem. It handles key and button remapping, macros, lighting, and per-game profiles that load automatically, with cloud sync to keep settings consistent across machines. Lighting syncs across connected LORGAR devices, so a mouse, keyboard, and mousepad share one color scheme.

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All LORGAR products, including gaming mice, carry a 24-month (2-year) warranty. Full terms are available at lorgar.com/warranty-terms.