Attack Shark G3 VS MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus

The Attack Shark G3 and MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus offer a range of performance features designed for high-speed and precision gaming. The polling rate on the Attack Shark G3 is 1000 Hz, while the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus boasts a much higher rate of 8000 Hz, allowing for faster communication between the mouse and the computer.

In terms of speed, the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus outperforms the Attack Shark G3, with a maximum speed of 650 IPS compared to the latter's 400 IPS. Additionally, the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus supports a higher maximum acceleration of 50G, surpassing the Attack Shark G3's 40G. Both mice feature adjustable DPI, but the maximum DPI is slightly higher on the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus at 26000 DPI, compared to the Attack Shark G3's 25000 DPI. The minimum DPI on the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus is also lower at 200 DPI, while the Attack Shark G3 starts at 800 DPI.

Overall, while both mice provide solid performance specs, the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus offers superior speed, acceleration, and polling rate, while the Attack Shark G3 has slightly lower maximum DPI and a higher starting DPI.

Both the Attack Shark G3 and MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus are designed as gaming mice, offering a variety of connection options. The Attack Shark G3 supports USB, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz wireless connections, while the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus also supports USB, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz wireless, with the same Bluetooth version of 5 on both devices.

Regarding the sensor, the Attack Shark G3 features the PixArt PAW3311 sensor, while the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus uses the slightly upgraded PixArt PAW3395. Neither mouse offers onboard memory profiles. Both products have no gesture support, a rechargeable battery, and a non-removable battery. They also both allow for use while charging but lack wireless charging support.

Battery life differs significantly, with the Attack Shark G3 providing 200 hours of use, while the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus offers 100 hours. The warranty period is the same for both models, lasting 1 year.

Both the Attack Shark G3 and MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus feature 6 buttons in total, with 2 side buttons on each mouse. Additionally, both mice offer 6 programmable buttons, providing flexibility for customization. The DPI switching button is present on both models, allowing users to easily adjust their DPI settings on the fly.

However, neither the Attack Shark G3 nor the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus includes a profile switching button, which could limit the ability to quickly swap between different user profiles while gaming.

In summary, the button configurations on both mice are identical, with both providing customizable buttons, a DPI switching button, and no profile switching button.

Both the Attack Shark G3 and MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus are ambidextrous, offering a symmetrical design suitable for both left- and right-handed users. The weight of the Attack Shark G3 is 59 g, while the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus is slightly lighter at 45 g. Both mice have a cable length of 1.8 m, providing ample reach during use.

In terms of dimensions, the Attack Shark G3 has a height of 117 mm, a width of 63 mm, and a thickness of 38 mm. The MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus is slightly taller at 119.6 mm, with a width of 62.9 mm and a thickness of 38.1 mm. While the differences in height and width are minimal, the MCHOSE L7 Pro Plus is marginally larger in volume, with 286.6 cm³ compared to the Attack Shark G3's 280.1 cm³.

Neither mouse features RGB lighting, a tilting or thumb scroll wheel, extra weights, or any design features that set them apart in those areas. Overall, the two mice have very similar designs, with slight differences in weight, volume, and size.