| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Dual-mode: Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless (USB receiver) |
| Dimensions | 116.7 x 81.4 x 40.1mm |
| Buttons | 6 total, including 2 programmable side buttons |
| DPI | Adjustable, multiple stages |
| Battery | Built-in rechargeable, charges via USB cable |
| Lighting | RGB backlighting |
| Compatible With | PC, laptop, and mobile devices (via Bluetooth) |
Switch modes to match your device — Use the 2.4GHz USB receiver for the lowest latency on PC or laptop gaming, and swap to Bluetooth when pairing with a tablet or phone that doesn't have a spare USB port. Most Kratos units toggle between modes with a switch or button combo on the underside.
Charge before long sessions, not during — Top up the battery via USB when you're not actively gaming. Using the mouse while charging on a wired connection works, but it defeats the purpose of going wireless and adds cable drag during fast movements.
Side buttons are best for game-specific binds — The two side buttons are ideal for actions you need without lifting your thumb off the mouse, like reload, ability keys, or push-to-talk. Set these per-game rather than as universal system shortcuts for the most consistent muscle memory.
Match DPI to sensitivity, not just top speed — Higher DPI isn't automatically better; it increases cursor speed per inch of physical movement. For FPS aiming, many players prefer a moderate DPI paired with slower, more controlled hand movement rather than maxing out the DPI setting.
Check battery level before wireless matches — Since this is a rechargeable mouse rather than one with swappable batteries, keep an eye on charge level ahead of long gaming sessions or tournaments where a mid-match recharge isn't practical.
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