Epomaker has unveiled its latest gaming peripheral, the EM3 wireless mouse, during an official unboxing livestream. The company is expanding its product range beyond keyboards, positioning this new device as a budget-friendly option in its growing gaming lineup.
The EM3 features a symmetrical design with dimensions of 121.2 by 63.9 by 37.3 mm and a total weight of 56 g. Its chassis is constructed from an ABS-carbon fiber composite material, which the manufacturer describes as having a slightly rough texture for improved grip.
Under the hood, the mouse is equipped with a PixArt PAW 3315 sensor. This sensor supports a maximum sensitivity of 16 000 DPI, an acceleration of 30 G, and a polling rate of 1 kHz. The device includes two programmable side buttons for user customization.
For internal components, Epomaker opted for Huano Blue Shell White Dot switches for the main clicks and an F-switch encoder for the scroll wheel. While the official launch pricing has not been disclosed, the company suggests the model will be competitively priced.
