Meizu and IQUNIX Launch PANDAER Ultra-Light Alloy Gaming Mouse with Nearlink Connectivity Support
Meizu has officially unveiled its latest gaming peripheral under the PANDAER sub-brand — a new ultra-light gaming mouse developed in collaboration with keyboard manufacturer IQUNIX. This release marks a continued push by Meizu to expand its footprint in the gaming accessories segment with a focus on high-performance hardware and modern wireless technologies.
The PANDAER gaming mouse features a lightweight 58-gram design, achieved through the use of a magnesium-aluminum alloy body. Precision CNC machining ensures durability without adding unnecessary weight. The mouse also offers customization options, including interchangeable rear covers. Users can switch between a metal hollow back panel or a black transparent one to suit their preferences or specific needs.
The Mouse features Nearlink wireless technology, a next-generation connection standard engineered to minimize latency and power usage. With a wireless delay as low as 0.125 milliseconds, it delivers near-instant responsiveness tailored for competitive gaming.
In terms of performance hardware, the PANDAER mouse is equipped with a PAW3395 optical sensor, a flagship-grade component known for its precision and responsiveness. The sensor supports up to 26,000 DPI sensitivity, making it suitable for both high-speed tracking and fine control. The sensor is paired with a HiSilicon BS25 main control chip, which handles processing and signal transmission for the device.
Switching components also receive an upgrade with the integration of Kailh’s White Blade 60G micro switches. These switches are designed for durability and provide a tactile click response aimed at professional gaming environments. The mouse also includes an e-sports grade scroll wheel for consistent resistance and reliable input during intensive gameplay.
Powering the wireless operation is a built-in 300 mAh rechargeable battery. While Meizu has not specified the exact battery life in different usage scenarios, the inclusion of a relatively high-capacity cell for a device of this weight class suggests an extended runtime, particularly when combined with Nearlink’s power efficiency.
The PANDAER gaming mouse is positioned as a high-performance option for users who want a lightweight, customizable, and wireless input device without compromising on precision or latency. Pricing and global availability details have yet to be announced, but the launch signals Meizu’s continued interest in delivering hardware tailored for enthusiasts and competitive players.
