G-Wolves Launches Lupine II Wireless Gaming Mouse With PAW3955 Sensor and 8K Wireless

G-Wolves has announced the Lupine II, a new lightweight wireless gaming mouse aimed at players who prefer a fingertip grip. At around 22.7 grams, the mouse combines a compact asymmetrical shape with a PixArt PAW3955 sensor, 8K polling, and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity.

The Lupine II measures 65.38 x 59.96 x 30.27mm and is designed around fingertip control rather than a traditional full-palm grip. Its small body and low weight are intended to make quick movements easier, particularly for players who use low sensitivity in competitive FPS games.

G-Wolves has fitted the mouse with PixArt’s PAW3955 sensor, which supports up to 40,000 DPI, 750 IPS tracking speed, and 60G acceleration. The sensor position can also be adjusted through the software, allowing users to change the virtual sensor center based on their grip and preferred aiming position.

The mouse uses a Nordic 54L MCU and supports polling rates of up to 8,000Hz in both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes. This gives the Lupine II the high polling rate expected from newer competitive gaming mice while keeping the overall weight below 23 grams.

There are five buttons on the mouse, using SPDT switches rated for approximately 80 million clicks. G-Wolves also uses virgin PTFE mouse feet, while USB-C handles wired connectivity and charging. A flexible paracord cable is included for wired use.

The outer shell uses a textured surface created during the molding process rather than relying on a conventional painted coating. G-Wolves says the frosted mold and one-shot injection molding process produces the surface texture directly in the material. Weight can vary slightly between versions, with transparent models listed as somewhat heavier than the black version.

G-Wolves lists the Lupine II with a $159 retail price. The company is also taking pre-orders, with pricing and shipping depending on the selected version and order period.

G-Wolves Lupine II Specifications