Princeton has announced the launch of its latest gaming innovation, the Edifier Hecate ED-G3MPRO wireless gaming mouse. Aimed at enhancing the gaming experience, this new mouse is part of the HECATE series designed by the established audio brand EDIFIER, known for its high-quality audio products since 1996.
The state-of-the-art “G3MPRO” is packed with a premium PAW3395 gaming sensor, supporting an impressive 26,000 DPI and 650 IPS for maximum precision and comfort during gameplay.
One of the standout features of this mouse is its triple connectivity option. Users can take advantage of a high precision wired connection, Bluetooth capability, and a stable 2.4Ghz wireless connection that boasts a rapid 1ms response time for seamless gaming without delays.
The G3MPRO doesn’t just stop at performance—it also offers customizable user experience with its dual mechanical switches located at the back of the device. These switches allow gamers to alternate between game mode and silent mode, optimizing the clicking sound according to the environment and personal preference.
Available in two polished colors, black and white, the mouse has an open price set at 6,990 yen (including tax). The black model can be found under JAN code 4988481869872, while the white version is listed with the code 4988481869889.
Key Features include:
– A symmetrical design with a PAW3395 mouse sensor supporting up to 26,000 DPI for precise and fluid movement.
– The ability to choose between audible clicks with dual mechanical switches.
– A lightweight design, approximately 63g, and up to 70 hours of continuous battery life on a 6-hour charge to ensure comfort during extended gaming sessions.
For the complete product details or further inquiries, interested parties can visit the official Princeton website, or contact the Princeton Corporation directly, both through phone and a dedicated email contact form for convenience.
The Edifier Hecate ED-G3MPRO is set to become a preferred choice for gamers seeking high-performance, customizable options, and comfort in their gaming peripherals.
