AULA V9 Pro — wireless gaming mouse: 8000 Hz wireless, PAW3395, 58 g, 600 mAh, Black
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- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
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- 50,000 UZS
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- 1 month
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All specifications →AULA V9 Pro: description and configuration
AULA V9 Pro (V9Pro) — gaming mouse.
The AULA V9 Pro is the middle step of the V9 series and the first one where the 8000 Hz polling rate works over the radio link as well as the cable: it ships with an 8K receiver instead of the usual 1K one. The shell is symmetrical, suits claw, fingertip and palm grips, and comes in three colours — black, white and Starfighter Red.
Tracking is handled by a PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor: up to 26,000 DPI, up to 650 IPS, 50 G of acceleration and a lift-off distance of 1 or 2 mm. The main buttons here move up to Omron optical switches rated for 100 million clicks, actuating through a beam of light with no mechanical contact bounce. The Huanyu side buttons are rated for 50 million clicks, the wheel is a TTC Gold encoder, and a Realtek MCU looks after the link and power draw.
The battery grows to 600 mAh, twice the base V9's, which matters when you run at 8000 Hz all the time. Connectivity is tri-mode: wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth. The shell comes in two sizes: the V9 Pro at about 118.5 mm and 58 g for small to medium hands, and the V9 Pro+ at about 125.4 mm and 63 g for medium to large ones. The surface carries a Nano-Cooling coating, a 360-degree RGB light bar runs around the edge, and the buttons are programmable in the AULA driver.
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8000 Hz stays when the cable goes
The main thing the Pro adds over the base V9 is the bundled 8K receiver. The mouse reports 8000 times per second over the 2.4 GHz link as well as the cable, a 0.125 ms gap between reports instead of the usual millisecond. At high sensitivity and through fast flicks the cursor travels more evenly, and small aim corrections no longer fall between polls.
Official AULA panel about the 8000 Hz polling rate in the V9 series
Omron optical switches
The left and right buttons use Omron optical switches rated for 100 million clicks. Contact is made by a beam of light rather than metal leaves, so there is no bounce and none of the accidental double-clicks mechanical buttons tend to develop. The Huanyu side buttons are rated for 50 million clicks and the wheel is a TTC Gold encoder.
Close-up of the Omron optical switch inside an AULA V9 series mouse
600 mAh for the higher rate
Polling at 8000 Hz draws noticeably more power than the standard 1000 Hz, so the Pro carries a 600 mAh battery, twice the base V9's. AULA Labs puts a full charge at roughly 30 hours of use; the real figure depends on lighting brightness, the polling rate you pick and how you play. If a long session does run it down, plug the cable in and keep playing — the wired mode also runs at 8000 Hz.
Official AULA panel: the 600 mAh battery in a V9 series mouse
Three colours, two sizes
The V9 Pro comes in black, white and AULA's Starfighter Red. Each colour is offered in two sizes of the same symmetrical shell: the Pro at about 118.5 × 60.2 mm and 58 g for small and medium palms, the Pro+ at 125.4 × 63.7 mm and 63 g for medium and large ones. The internals are identical in both — only the fit in the hand changes.
Three AULA V9 series colours side by side: black, Starfighter Red and white
A ring of light and a Nano-Cooling finish
A 360-degree RGB strip with densely packed LEDs and preset effects runs around the shell. The surface is treated with a Nano-Cooling coating: cool to the touch, sweat-repellent and stain-resistant, so the grip stays secure even when your palm gets damp midway through a long match.
AULA V9 series mice with the 360-degree RGB light bar around the shell
AULA V9 Pro specifications
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