#46 most used HITSCAN Hyperlight
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HITSCAN Hyperlight

5 pro players using it 0.21% of all pro setups #46 of 397 in our database Wireless Symmetrical
39gWeight
—Max DPI
8000Polling
0Pros with full settings

Full specifications from our spec database — measured values, not marketing copy

Sensor & performance
Sensor
PMW 3395
Max DPI
—
Polling rate
8000 Hz
Shape
Symmetrical
Buttons
Main switches
Optical Switches
Button force
—
Suited grips
Claw / Fingertip
Physical
Weight
39 g
Dimensions (L×W×H)
11.8 × 6.1 × 3.8 cm
Size class
Medium
Connection
Connection
Wireless
Price
Not tracked — we don't publish prices we can't verify

Our take Spec sheet, straight

ProAiming editorial

HITSCAN's 39-gram wireless shell — optical switches, 8K polling, one of the lightest bodies available.

39 grams, in a 118 × 61 × 38 mm ambidextrous body — one of the lightest wireless shells available. A PixArt PMW 3395 with 8,000Hz wireless polling, on optical switches. Claw and fingertip. At 39g the shell is built for fast repositioning and a light grip.

The short version: a 39-gram shell with 8K polling — the commitment is the niche brand behind it.

Who it's for

  • Ultralight players who want a 39g shell with 8K polling and optical switches, a small-brand pick at flagship weight.

Who should skip it

  • Anyone who wants a mainstream support network or a heavier, steadier feel, 39g and a niche brand are both commitments.

FAQ

How heavy is the Hyperlight?

39 grams, in a 118 × 61 × 38 mm ambidextrous body — one of the lightest wireless shells available.

What sensor and polling rate does it use?

A PixArt PMW 3395 with 8,000Hz wireless polling, on optical switches.

What grip does the Hyperlight suit?

Claw and fingertip. At 39g the shell is built for fast repositioning and a light grip.

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