AULA V9 — wireless gaming mouse: PAW3395, 26,000 DPI, 55 g, three connection modes
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →AULA V9: description and configuration
AULA V9 — gaming mouse.
The AULA V9 is the entry step of the V9 series: a light, symmetrical gaming mouse that suits fast shooters and ordinary desk work alike, because the shape works equally well for claw, fingertip and palm grips. This version is sold in white only and in two shell sizes — the compact V9 at about 118.5 mm and 55 g, and the larger V9+ at 125.4 mm and 60 g.
Inside sits a PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor with up to 26,000 DPI, up to 650 IPS and 50 G of acceleration, driven by a high-performance Realtek MCU. The main buttons use Omron mechanical switches rated for 100 million clicks, the side buttons use Huanyu switches rated for 50 million, and the scroll wheel is a TTC Gold encoder. A 300 mAh battery powers the wireless modes.
Connectivity is tri-mode: wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth. Over the cable the polling rate reaches 8000 Hz, while the bundled wireless receiver runs at 1000 Hz — if you need 8000 Hz without a cable, look at the V9 Pro and V9 Ultra. The shell carries a Nano-Cooling coating, a 360-degree RGB light bar runs around its edge, and every button can be remapped in the AULA driver. Pick the size by your hand length: the V9 is aimed at small to medium hands, the V9+ at medium to large ones.
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One shape, two sizes
The V9 and the V9+ are the same symmetrical shell in two sizes. The compact V9, about 118.5 mm long and 60.2 mm wide, is aimed at small and medium palms; the larger V9+ at 125.4 × 63.7 mm suits medium and large ones. The symmetrical shape gives the palm full support and spreads pressure evenly, so it works for claw, fingertip and palm grips. If you are unsure, measure your hand from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger and tell the manager when your order is confirmed.
The symmetrical AULA V9 shape and the claw, fingertip and palm grips
55 grams with no holes
The compact version weighs about 55 g and the larger one about 60 g. That weight was not cut with honeycomb holes: the shell stays solid, so there is no grille or ridging under your palm. Less mass means less inertia — the mouse starts faster, stops harder and changes direction more precisely through long fights.
Official AULA panel about the 55 g weight of the V9 Standard Edition
PAW3395 and the real polling rate
The PixArt PAW3395 tracks movement at up to 26,000 DPI, up to 650 IPS and 50 G, with lift-off distance set to 1 or 2 mm. Over the cable the mouse is polled at 8000 Hz — a 0.125 ms interval instead of the usual millisecond. Wirelessly the bundled receiver runs at 1000 Hz, which is enough for most games; if you specifically want 8000 Hz without a cable, choose the V9 Pro or V9 Ultra with their 8K receiver.
AULA diagram comparing 1000 Hz and 8000 Hz polling rates
A light bar around the edge and a Nano-Cooling finish
A 360-degree RGB strip with densely packed LEDs and a set of preset effects runs around the shell, and stays visible while the mouse is under your hand. The surface is treated with a Nano-Cooling coating that stays cool to the touch, repels sweat, resists stains and keeps its grip under a damp palm.
AULA V9 series mice with the 360-degree RGB light bar around the shell
Three modes, one switch
The mouse runs over a cable, through the 2.4 GHz receiver and over Bluetooth, with a high-performance Realtek MCU looking after link stability and power draw. AULA Labs puts a full charge of the 300 mAh battery at roughly 16 hours of use; the real figure depends on lighting brightness, the polling rate you pick and how you play. Pair once and you can move between a gaming PC and a laptop without setting anything up again, and every button can be remapped in the AULA driver.
The high-performance Realtek MCU the AULA V9 series is built on
AULA V9 specifications
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