Introducing the Featherlight Magnesium Mouse with 42,000 DPI and 8,000Hz Polling Rate

Lofree has launched a wireless gaming mouse that shatters conventions by merging featherweight design with elite performance. Weighing in at under 50 grams, the Hypace outclasses even heavyweight champions like the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, making it one of the lightest mice in its category. But beneath its sleek magnesium shell lies a technological beast poised to rival the market’s best.

Lofree’s engineers opted for aerospace-grade magnesium alloy, crafting a chassis under 2mm thick. Typically reserved for premium laptops, this material delivers aluminum-like durability at near-carbon-fiber weight. Plastic panels and buttons further trim mass, while the perforated exoskeleton adds a futuristic edge and tackles palm sweat—a nightmare for gamers during marathon sessions.

The Hypace is armed with PixArt’s PAW3950 sensor, translating every flick into lightning-fast commands. Boasting 42,000 DPI, 50G acceleration, and 750 IPS tracking speed, it reacts faster than the blink of an eye. The true revolution? An 8,000Hz polling rate that slashes input lag to 0.125ms—doubling the performance of last year’s "groundbreaking" 4,000Hz models.

Hypace supports triple connectivity: ultra-stable 2.4GHz (via a desk-mounted dongle), Bluetooth 5.2 for mobile setups, and USB-C wired mode. In wireless mode, it lasts 17 hours at max polling or over 100 hours at 1,000Hz—silencing the myth that high-performance gear guzzles battery.

Pricing & Availability:

Early birds can snag the Hypace on Kickstarter for $109,with retail pricing jumping to $199 post-launch. Shipping begins in May, though international buyers should budget for extra fees like customs. With its blend of speed, ergonomics, and style, the Hypace isn’t just for esports pros — it’s a streamer’s dream, too.