Wireless gaming mouse
Redragon Ebony Standard
Color: black · SKU 73777
Wired, wireless Bluetooth, wireless radioConnection type
100–24000 dpiResolution, DPI
Pixart P3311Sensor model
HuanoSwitches
2 996 ₽price in our catalog
Ebony Standard features
Mouse charging dock included
Unique ergonomic design
High precision optical sensor
Three connection modes (BT/2.4G/wire)
Built-in battery: 400 mAh
Customizable buttons
A three-mode beast with a docking station — the Ebony Standart captures every movement. Lightning-fast 1000 Hz response, 5 adjustable DPI levels, and switches rated for 10 million clicks.
Specifications
General
| Connection type | wired, wireless Bluetooth, wireless radio |
|---|---|
| Connection interface | USB |
| Nominal capacity | 400 mA·h |
| Sensor type | optical |
| Mouse sensor resolution, DPI | 400, 800, 1600, 2400, 3200 |
| Resolution, DPI | 100–24000 dpi |
| Sensor model | Pixart P3311 |
| Switches | Huano |
| Number of buttons | 5 |
| Number of clicks | 10 million |
| Operation range | 5–15 m |
| Compatibility | Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 and higher, Mac OS X10 |
| Average duration of work without recharging / changing batteries | 20–50 hrs |
| Report rate | 1000 Hz |
| Max acceleration | 35 g |
| Max tracking speed | 9000 fps |
| IPS speed | 300 IPS |
| Perforation | no |
| Lead weights | no |
| Type of power supply element | Li-polymer |
| Color | black |
| Cable length | 1.5 ±5% m |
| Housing material | plastic |
Packaging and logistics
| Warranty period | 12 months |
|---|---|
| Product size (without package) | 6.8 × 4.3 × 12.4 cm |
| Net weight | 60 g |
Downloads
ManualUser manual for Redragon Ebony Standart art. 737772.3 MBSoftwareSoftware 73777 Ebony Standart6.4 MBCertificateDeclaration of Conformity TR CU_020_mice/ keyboards0.7 MBCertificateDeclaration of Conformity TR CU_037_mice/ keyboards0.7 MB
Redragon devices also work with the standard system driver; the software adds macros, lighting and fine tuning.
Buyer photos
34 photos from buyers from Wildberries reviews — how Ebony Standard looks in real setups.
