Valkyrie Unveils New VK-M3 Series Gaming Mice with Multiple Sensor and Color Variants
Valkyrie has officially launched its new VK-M3 series of gaming mice, expanding its lineup with models targeting a wide range of users, from budget-conscious gamers to those seeking high-end performance. The new series includes four main variants: the M3 3311 Lite, M3 3395 Solid Color, M3 3395 IP Edition, and the flagship M3 PRO 3950 IP Edition. Each version brings a distinct set of specifications, design choices, and bundled accessories, signaling Valkyrie’s intent to compete in multiple price and performance segments.
The entry-level M3 3311 Lite is aimed at users who prefer lightweight devices, with a reported weight of just 49 grams. This model is available in black and white and comes bundled with an anti-slip sticker during its initial release. Inside, it features a PAW3311 sensor paired with an XC68240 main control chip. Switches are Huanuo blue shell white dot micro-switches rated for 20 million clicks, while a Fengshi Weiqi encoder handles scroll input. The mouse is powered by a 600mAh battery that offers up to 98 hours of usage on a full charge. It supports both wired and wireless connectivity at a polling rate of 1000Hz and provides a DPI range from 50 to 24,000.
Moving up the range, the M3 3395 Solid Color Edition includes models in black, white, pink, and blue. This version upgrades the sensor to a PAW3395 and includes free glass foot pads and anti-slip stickers during its launch window. For those who prefer themed designs, the M3 3395 IP Edition adds custom artwork and branding under names like Misty, Loki, Merlin, Lü Bo, and Zhao Yun. This version comes with additional accessories, including a mouse pad, glass foot pads, and anti-slip stickers.
At the top of the series is the M3 PRO 3950 IP Edition, which includes visual variants labeled Mist and Merlin. This model features a PAW3950VK AMG sensor, a PAR2862 main control chip, and supports Valkyrie’s custom 8K receiver for both wired and wireless use. Its TTC blue-spot light switches are rated for 100 million actuations, while the TTC gold wheel encoder offers enhanced scroll precision. The PRO version supports polling rates of up to 8000Hz and a DPI ceiling of 42,000.
With the VK-M3 lineup, Valkyrie is offering a broad selection of features and price points. Early buyers of the higher-end models will benefit from several bundled accessories, which enhance the value proposition. Availability and pricing details are expected to vary by region.
