MCHOSE AX7 Gaming Mouse Launches with Magnesium Alloy Frame and 8K Polling Rate
MCHOSE has officially introduced its new AX7 gaming mouse, featuring a magnesium alloy exoskeleton aimed at reducing weight without sacrificing durability. Designed for medium to large hands, the AX7 weighs just 53 grams and comes equipped with the flagship PixArt PAW3950 TI sensor. The mouse supports an 8,000 Hz polling rate in both wired and wireless modes, offering competitive-level responsiveness.
The magnesium alloy frame is a key element in the AX7’s design, helping achieve a low weight while maintaining structural rigidity. MCHOSE has combined this with a custom mold design, ICEFLOW glacier coating, and a balanced battery center-of-gravity layout to enhance comfort for different grip styles. The company states that the mouse accommodates palm grip, claw grip, and fingertip grip users effectively.
At its core, the AX7 is powered by the PAW3950 TI sensor, capable of reaching a maximum resolution of 42,000 CPI and tracking speeds up to 750 IPS. The mouse uses a Realtek controller for processing, paired with 70-million-click Omron optical switches for the main buttons. Additional hardware features include a TTC gold wheel encoder for precise scrolling, full PTFE foot pads for smooth glide, and a built-in 500 mAh rechargeable battery.
The MCHOSE AX7 supports tri-mode connectivity, allowing it to be used via 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, or a wired USB connection. This flexibility makes it suitable for both gaming and general desktop use, depending on user needs.
The AX7 will be available in two main versions: the Standard AX7 and the AX7 Ultra. The Standard edition comes packaged in a gift box and is available in black and white color options. The AX7 Ultra includes several upgrades, such as an immersion gold PCB, glass foot stickers, a storage bag, and a laser soft bottom film. This version comes in an ammunition-style box and offers an additional berry red color variant.
The MCHOSE AX7 series is positioned for gamers who prioritize lightweight construction, high polling rates, and premium materials. Pricing and global availability are expected to be announced soon.
