Akko Echo Ultra 8K Wireless - Silver

The Akko Echo Ultra relies on the Pixart PAW3950, a flagship sensor found in many top-tier esports mice, here at 30,000 DPI native and up to 42,000 DPI in overclocked mode. Its LOD offers 3 levels from 0.7 to 2 mm, or a fixed 2 mm depending on the mode, so you match it to your pad without digging through settings. With the esports firmware pushing the engine past 20,000 FPS, tracking stays clean on fast flicks and slow micro-corrections alike.

The Echo's shell is made from forged carbon fiber composite, precision-textured and finished with a nano coating for a dry, sure hold. At 55 g, it stays stiff under your fingers instead of flexing on hard clicks. The symmetrical shape, 124.3 mm long, is cut for medium to large hands (around 17.5 cm hand length per Akko) in palm or claw grip. If your hands run warm, the anti-slip grip tape included in the box locks the sides in place.

The Akko Echo Ultra keeps 8000 Hz in 2.4 GHz wireless just like over USB-C, handled by a Realtek RTL8762 MCU. Its Akko Custom Optical switches are tuned for a firm, defined click and built for durability, and they sit on a split-click structure that separates the button plate from the main board for less pre-travel and consistent presses. Bluetooth rounds out the tri-mode setup for your laptop or office use, powered by a 300 mAh battery.

Akko made its name with keyboards and switches, and the Echo carries that know-how into its gaming mouse lineup. Both versions share the same forged carbon shell, symmetrical shape, 55 g and 8000 Hz. The Echo Master steps up with the PAW3955 and Omron Optical switches, while the Echo Ultra keeps the PAW3950 and Akko Custom Optical switches at a sharper price. Whichever you pick, the Akko Gaming Hub web app sets DPI, polling rate and macros straight from your browser.