At just 48.4g (approx.), INZONE Mouse-A delivers pro-level speed and control without compromise. Built with Fnatic, it features the custom 3950IZ sensor, optical switches, and 8000Hz polling for ultra-low-latency action. Add in long battery life, wireless freedom, and an esports-optimized fit—it’s every edge, engineered.

At just 48.4g (approx.), INZONE Mouse-A delivers pro-level speed and control without compromise. Built with Fnatic, it features the custom 3950IZ sensor, optical switches, and 8000Hz polling for ultra-low-latency action. Add in long battery life, wireless freedom, and an esports-optimized fit—it’s every edge, engineered.

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Designed and crafted by TenZ himself, this mouse offers top-tier performance with state-of-the-art technology tailored to his unique playstyle. Tyson "TenZ" Ngo—a globally recognized former esports professional, streamer, and MVP of the VCT 2021 Masters in Reykjavik—is celebrated for his incredible accuracy, speed, and precision. Built to complement his rapid and dynamic gameplay, this mouse incorporates the XS-1 flagship sensor, boasts a DPI of 32,000, a tracking speed of 750 IPS, and an impressive polling rate of up to 8K for unparalleled responsiveness. Weighing just 47g and optimized for a claw grip, it guarantees effortless control and agility. Every aspect, from its shape to its performance, has been meticulously fine-tuned by TenZ—designed for those who seek excellence.

The CORSAIR Sabre v2 Pro Ultralight 36g Wireless Gaming Mouse was crafted for pro-level performance and precision. Unlock an agility advantage over heavier mice to dominate sniper duels, 1v1s, and firefights. Aim quicker and ensure you’re the first person shooting in FPS games. Maximize every millisecond with responsive 8kHz hyper-polling over 2.4GHz wireless and wired connections. Its 33K DPI sensor provides amazing accuracy and tracking on your flicks and head clicks. Enjoy custom-tuned mechanical switches rated for up to 100 million clicks of tactile feedback.
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This Sony INZONE Mouse-A Ultra-Lightweight Optical Switch Wireless 8K Gaming Mouse is so light at approx. 48.4g, that it's almost unbelievable. I have never used a mouse that was this lightweight before. As one would think, it can be moved incredibly quickly. I won't bore you with the specifications, but the sensor on this mouse leads to amazing resolution and tracking speed and that leads to incredible precision. Precision is what matters to me. The resolution DPI, polling rate and the super easy to click 5 mouse buttons, including the scroll button, can all be customized with the use of Sony's INZONE Hub software. Adjustments are made either via their PC app or the web and you can save up to 4 profiles. The mouse comes with a dongle and a USB-C to USB-A cable that is used to connect the dongle to your PC and it is also used to charge the mouse. This type of dongle is a change for me because instead of just popping it into a USB slot and forgetting about it, it is a small type of fob that needs to remain plugged into your PC and near your mouse in order for the mouse to work. It also comes with an extra set of "feet" for the bottom of the mouse that aid in the smoothness of the travel and a couple of INZONE stickers. Sony claims this mouse provides 90 hours of wireless use after fully charging and with a quick 5-10 minute charge, it provides 10 hours of play. If you prefer to play wired, you can use a USB-C connection. Wired play reduces the latency to zero, but I'd rather use it wirelessly. Using the INZONE Hub app, I am able to check the remaining charge. The design of the Sony Mouse-A was conceived with the help of top game players from Fnatic, and they know what they need and want to win. My only issue with the shape of the mouse is that it is a tad too large for my hand and I find it difficult to reach the forward side button. Otherwise, I am loving it. The ease of use, the speed and the accuracy are absolutely fantastic. Overall, I am thrilled with this Sony INZONE Mouse-A Ultra-Lightweight Optical Switch Wireless 8K Gaming Mouse. I actually feel that the super light weight of this mouse enables longer play time. My hand doesn't get tired as quickly as it did before getting this. I am thoroughly enjoying this mouse - it's light weight, provides a way for me to customize it to my personal play style, and it is speedy and extremely accurate. I do wish it would also come in a slightly smaller size, but that is my only complaint! This is an unbelievable mouse and I highly recommend it!
Posted by BBReviewer
I have been using the Sony INZONE Mouse-A for almost a week now and it is quite impressive. First thing you’ll notice is how light it is at just over 48 grams or 1.7 ounces. For some devices you could associate light-weight for cheaply built but that is NOT the case for this Sony mouse. It is solidly built of the highest quality materials with a polyamide frame and it performs equally as solid. It glides ever so smoothly on any surface and it even comes with a spare set of glides. In terms of size, it’s probably most comfortable for medium to large hands which worked great for me. The high-end hardware components used in this mouse make it great for hard core gamers, thanks to the Sony 3950IZ sensor capable of 30,000 DPI resolution and 70G acceleration. The 8,000Hz polling rate enables nearly instant response time giving gamers an unprecedented advantage. I would also add, this mouse is also great for CAD and graphics design apps, thanks to its super-high resolution and pixel-perfect precision. I used it for some detailed architectural drawings and it was amazingly accurate. Installation was a breeze. I first used it with the USB-A to USB-C cable provided to charge its built-in long life lithium battery. Once it was fully charged, I used the same USB cable to connect the 2.4 GHz wireless dongle it came with. If you want to take advantage of all the advanced customization settings, you will have to install the Sony INZONE Hub PC software or very conveniently use the INZONE Hub for Web version which works just as well. All buttons functions can be customized in addition to the Sensitivity DPI, Polling Rate and Lift-off distance. Unlike any other mouse I’ve ever used before, the SONY INZONE Mouse-A has 4 profiles you can save different settings for and those settings will actually be saved in the mouse’s memory to seamlessly carry over with your mouse to multiple devices. I am now using this mouse all day on my work computer and after hours and on weekends on my gaming desktop and would highly recommend it to those who can afford it, since it is quite pricey for a mouse, but once again this is no ordinary mouse.
Posted by SUHD
The Sony INZONE G500 is a very lightweight, customizable and very precise wireless mouse. You can also use it wired if you wish. It is ideal for gaming (as expected from its product description) and well, in my case, it also comes in handy for everyday use. One downside if you want to enjoy the wireless connectivity is that you’d need to use the Sony proprietary wireless adapter that comes in the package, connect it to the host computer, and then be able to use the mouse. This mouse doesn’t support Bluetooth, which I guess is understandable if you want to provide your own wireless technology. In addition, this mouse doesn’t have those “tens” of buttons everywhere that other gaming mice provide, so it is ideal if you are looking for simplicity in your gaming, just take this one. I would give this mouse a 5-star rating but there are a couple of things that get in the way of a perfect score. I address some of them later in the review. >> Reliability So far, I’ve been very pleased with the Sony INZONE Mouse A G500. I’ve been using it for gaming, but more for regular work (which is what I do most of the time anyways). No complaints while using it. The connectivity and signal power is wonderful, I placed the wireless adapter several feet away, and I can still use the mouse with no issues. I’d highly recommend it just for that “feature”. I have at least one other gaming mouse with Bluetooth connectivity, and I get the sense that this one, the Sony Mouse A, is more reliable connection/signal-wise. The device is easy to customize to your needs. Need to move faster? Need to move with more precision for that graphics detail? Need to assign functions to your buttons? You can do all of that and much more. Nee >> Power on/off indicators Why care about power indicators? Well, this device doesn’t really have any light source/indicator on it to let you know whether it is on/off. You’d need to: - Move the mouse and if you see the cursor moving on the screen, then it is on. - Press the power button located at the bottom of the mouse and if it is on you’d see a light. - Look at the wireless receiver, if the light is on, then the mouse is on. However, it could be that the receiver light is off if there was no mouse activity, so you’d still need to move the mouse and see if the receiver light stays on. Another aspect I don’t like too much is that you need to press and hold the power button for a few seconds for the mouse to turn on or off. Perhaps an on and an off position would have been better for this device. >> Battery Initially, I wasn’t sure the battery life was decent, since I recall I used it for a couple of days in wireless mode, without turning the Sony Mouse A off, and it ran out of battery after those couple of days. The second charge took about the same as the first one, about 15 minutes (how to know if it is charging? The front light in the mouse becomes amber). Now, it’s been a few days on that second charge, and the mouse has been running fine with the Hub App showing still 100% battery, which seems strange (or incorrect). The only inconvenience I see is that it is not very predictable when to recharge the mouse. Well, you do it when the mouse dies of course. Perhaps there are early signals, such as amber or red light on the mouse, but I haven’t seen anything like that yet. >> INZONE Hub App You’d need to install the INZONE Hub App if you want to have access to the Sony INZONE Mouse A specific settings, and if you want to have profiles with settings customized for different tasks/scenarios. The App allows up to 4 profiles, and in my case for my main gaming machine, I have three profiles configured: Work, Game, and Graphics, which serves me well for all my main tasks. There are two groups of settings: 1) performance settings, to adjust sensitivity and others, and 2) Allocation settings, where you can decide what each button in the mouse can do under a certain profile. The App seems to have all what is needed to configure the mouse; however, there is a Battery indicator, that I am not sure provides the right number. It’s been consistently showing 100% even when my mouse was about to run out of juice. >> INZONE Web App Now, if you don’t want to install the Desktop App, you can use the Web App by going to https://inzone-hub-for-web.sony.net/, which I did after I installed the Hub Desktop App and to my surprise, after connecting the Mouse A to the Web App, all my profiles and settings were available there! So, I guess both use the same location to store the data. One important thing about the Web App, once the mouse is connected to the host computer, in order for the Web App to access the configuration, you do need to click on the “Connect Device” option at the top left area in the Web App and select the mouse.
Posted by Goncho