Epomaker has launched the EM3 wireless gaming mouse, a lightweight peripheral built around a PAW3315 optical sensor, three connection options, and a magnetic charging dock. The mouse weighs approximately 56 grams and is designed for users who want a compact setup with configurable controls and wireless connectivity.
Sensor and control options
The EM3 supports sensitivity of up to 16,000 DPI and a polling rate of up to 1000Hz when used either through a wired USB connection or its 2.4GHz wireless mode. Epomaker’s software provides four selectable polling-rate levels, allowing users to change how frequently the mouse reports movement to the connected device.
A dedicated DPI button provides access to six sensitivity levels without requiring the user to open the configuration software. Further settings are available through the web-based Epomaker Hub and Epomaker Driver 3.0, including the Fire Key function, button debounce, motion correction, and button response.
| Feature | EM3 specification |
|---|---|
| Weight | Approximately 56 grams |
| Sensor | PAW3315 optical sensor |
| Maximum sensitivity | 16,000 DPI |
| Maximum polling rate | 1000Hz in wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes |
| Connections | USB wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth |
Carbon-fiber composite shell and capacitive feature
The mouse uses a carbon-fiber and ABS composite for its top shell and buttons. Epomaker says a fine spray coating is applied to provide a dry, tactile surface during extended use. The company also claims that the conductive composite shell can be detected by capacitive touchscreens, enabling basic interactions such as swiping.
The EM3 has a medium-sized body aimed at small to medium-sized hands, particularly for players who prefer a claw grip. That size positioning may be relevant for PC players in the Philippines and Southeast Asia who use compact desks or switch the same mouse between gaming and general desktop work, although the launch details do not include a regional price or distribution information.
Magnetic dock and color options
Charging is handled through a magnetic dock that powers the mouse through direct contact when it is placed on the base. The dock includes integrated RGB lighting and a physical button for controlling the lighting without additional software. Epomaker offers matching mouse-and-dock colors in black, silver, and pink.
The three connection modes give the EM3 different uses across compatible devices: USB for a wired desktop connection, 2.4GHz wireless for the mouse’s higher polling-rate mode, and Bluetooth for supported systems and everyday use. Epomaker’s launch information identifies the product and its specifications but does not provide a Philippine release date or peso price.
- 56-gram body with a carbon-fiber and ABS composite shell
- PAW3315 sensor with up to 16,000 DPI and 1000Hz polling
- USB, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity, plus a magnetic RGB charging dock
