What sensor do the QPAD Mark mice use?

All three Mark models share the PAW 3395 sensor, which tracks up to 26,000 DPI. Whether you pick Model 1, Model 3 or Model 5, the tracking hardware is identical, so aiming behaves the same across the range.

What does a 4000 Hz polling rate do?

At 4000 Hz the mouse tells your PC where it sits 4000 times each second, four times as often as a 1000 Hz device. The finer sampling trims the lag between your hand and the screen. Model 3 and Model 5 poll at 4000 Hz; Model 1 runs at 2000 Hz.

How long does the battery last on a Mark mouse?

Battery life depends on the model. Model 1 runs for up to 60 hours on a charge, while Model 3 and Model 5 both reach up to 88 hours. All of them keep working while plugged in and charging.

Which Mark mouse is symmetrical?

Model 3 is the symmetrical one. Its shell measures 120 × 64 × 35 mm and weighs 49 g, and you can choose black or white. The mirrored shape means the left and right sides match.

Can the Mark mice be used wired?

Yes. Every Mark mouse connects over a USB cable as well as 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. When the cable is attached it charges the battery and stays fully playable, so you can keep gaming while it tops up.

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MARK

MARK MODEL 5

GRIP TAPE
DUAL WIRELESS
4K POLLING
88 HOURS
26K DPI
ERGONOMIC
LIGHTWEIGHT 52G
VISION DONGLE

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MARK

MARK MODEL 3

GRIP TAPE
DUAL WIRELESS
4K POLLING
88 HOURS
26K DPI
SYMMETRICAL
LIGHTWEIGHT 49G
VISION DONGLE

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MARK

MARK MODEL 1

GRIP TAPE
DUAL WIRELESS
2K POLLING
60 HOURS
26K DPI
SYMMETRICAL
LIGHTWEIGHT 48G

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Every Mark is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse

In short. Every Mark mouse runs the PAW 3395 sensor reaching up to 26,000 DPI, and each one weighs between 48 and 52 g, so your pick comes down to shape, polling rate and battery. Model 1 is the lightest at 48 g with 2000 Hz polling. Model 3 and Model 5 both step up to 4000 Hz, last up to 88 hours, and include the Vision dongle in the box. Pick the lightweight wireless gaming mouse that suits your grip.

Choosing a lightweight gaming mouse

Weight and shape decide how the mouse sits in your hand. Under 50 g, it gets moved rather than shoved, so the small corrections late in a long session cost less. The Mark Model 1 is the smallest at 48 g, measuring 115 × 55 × 35 mm, which suits players who steer from the fingertips.

Shape splits the rest of the range. The Model 3 has a symmetrical shell at 120 × 64 × 35 mm and 49 g, a middle size for either hand. The Model 5 is the tallest at 120 × 67 × 40 mm and 52 g, giving the palm more to rest against. A lightweight gaming mouse can still fill the hand for palm grips, while fingertip players prefer the smaller body.

Close-up of the scroll wheel and click surfaces on the QPAD Mark Model 1 gaming mouse

Polling rate, sensor and battery life

Every Mark uses the same PAW 3395 sensor, which tracks up to 26,000 DPI, and each has 5 programmable buttons. The Model 1 has a 2000 Hz polling rate and holds up to 60 hours on a charge. The Model 3 and Model 5 step up to 4000 Hz, four times the reports of a 1000 Hz mouse, so sampling is finer and the delay between your hand and the screen is smaller. Both run up to 88 hours.

Each connects over 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth or the USB cable, so one mouse can serve a desktop and a laptop, and it keeps working while it charges. The Model 3 and Model 5 come with the Vision dongle in the box.

Close-up of the QPAD Mark Model 5 gaming mouse seen from directly above

QPAD Mark mice compared

	Mark Model 1	Mark Model 3	Mark Model 5
Sensor	PAW 3395	PAW 3395	PAW 3395
Max DPI	26,000	26,000	26,000
Polling rate	2000 Hz	4000 Hz	4000 Hz
Connection	2.4 GHz · Bluetooth · USB	2.4 GHz · Bluetooth 5.1 · USB	2.4 GHz · Bluetooth 5.1 · USB
Battery	Up to 60 h	Up to 88 h	Up to 88 h
Weight	48 g	49 g	52 g
Size	115 × 55 × 35 mm	120 × 64 × 35 mm	120 × 67 × 40 mm
Buttons	5 programmable	5 programmable	5 programmable

How to choose

01
Grip. A fingertip or claw hold sits best on the Mark Model 1, which stands 35 mm tall, while palm players get more support from the taller 40 mm Mark Model 5.
02
Polling rate. The 4000 Hz polling on the Mark Model 3 and Model 5 reports twice as often as the 2000 Hz Model 1, and both sit well beyond 1000 Hz.
03
Battery. The Mark Model 1 runs up to 60 hours, while the Model 3 and Model 5 reach up to 88 hours; each charges over USB and keeps working while plugged in.
04
Connection. All three connect over 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth or a USB cable, so a single mouse covers both your gaming PC and your laptop without needing a second device.

FAQ

What sensor do the QPAD Mark mice use?: All three Mark models share the PAW 3395 sensor, which tracks up to 26,000 DPI. Whether you pick Model 1, Model 3 or Model 5, the tracking hardware is identical, so aiming behaves the same across the range.
What does a 4000 Hz polling rate do?: At 4000 Hz the mouse tells your PC where it sits 4000 times each second, four times as often as a 1000 Hz device. The finer sampling trims the lag between your hand and the screen. Model 3 and Model 5 poll at 4000 Hz; Model 1 runs at 2000 Hz.
How long does the battery last on a Mark mouse?: Battery life depends on the model. Model 1 runs for up to 60 hours on a charge, while Model 3 and Model 5 both reach up to 88 hours. All of them keep working while plugged in and charging.
Which Mark mouse is symmetrical?: Model 3 is the symmetrical one. Its shell measures 120 × 64 × 35 mm and weighs 49 g, and you can choose black or white. The mirrored shape means the left and right sides match.
Can the Mark mice be used wired?: Yes. Every Mark mouse connects over a USB cable as well as 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. When the cable is attached it charges the battery and stays fully playable, so you can keep gaming while it tops up.

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