Noxen Shadowfang
A modern wireless gaming mouse has no excuse to feel like one. The Noxen 2.4GHz link delivers the same click-to-pixel latency as wired, with USB-C charging that lets you play through. 4K polling rate options put a wireless gaming mouse on the same input footing as the best wired mice.
Wireless 4000Hz polling sends an input report every 0.25 ms — four times more often than the 1000Hz baseline. That is the report interval, not total input latency. On a 240Hz+ display, a wireless gaming mouse at 4K is already indistinguishable from wired.
Runtime is longest on 1000Hz and drops with higher polling; we publish a verified hour figure only after our own testing. A USB-C cable means a 5-minute top-up gets you through a full ranked session, and the same cable doubles as a wired connection if you ever want it.
Pro players moved to wireless years ago. The combination of sub-1 ms latency, no cable drag, and a stable 2.4GHz link removes every excuse a wireless gaming mouse used to have. The Noxen Shadowfang is built specifically for that.
Sensor — PixArt PAW3395
The PAW3395 reads surface texture cleanly past 6 m/s of hand motion, with zero smoothing and zero prediction. That means every micro-correction your hand makes lands on screen unfiltered — no acceleration, no angle snapping, no input mush.
Polling rate
Polling rate is how often your mouse tells the PC where it is. Higher polling rate means smaller gaps between input reports and lower input latency. Noxen supports both modes so you can match the rate to your monitor and CPU.
| Rate | Interval | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1000 Hz | 1.000 ms | Baseline. Safe for every CPU, every monitor. |
| 4000 Hz | 0.250 ms | Sweet spot for 240–360 Hz monitors. |
All Noxen wireless polling rates run over the 2.4 GHz link — no cable required.
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