VGN Dragonfly F2 Turbo Plus Launches with 8000Hz Polling and PixArt PAW3955 Sensor

VGN Dragonfly F2 Turbo Plus Launches with 8000Hz Polling and PixArt PAW3955 Sensor

VGN has launched the Dragonfly F2 Turbo Plus, a 51 gram wireless gaming mouse packing a Nordic 54LM20 controller and a custom PixArt PAW3955 Extreme sensor. The device offers native 8000Hz polling in both wired and wireless modes alongside Kailh 160,000,000 click optical switches. It is currently available in China starting at 319 yuan.

VGN Dragonfly F2 Turbo Plus Launches with 8000Hz Polling and PixArt PAW3955 Sensor

The chassis relies on a solid shell design without honeycomb cutouts to keep dust away from the internal electronics. Developed over 2 years with competitive esports players, the symmetrical shape features a lowered front end and a wide sloping rear. VGN reduced the front button travel by roughly 8 millimeters and pushed the highest grip point forward to give players faster click recovery during rapid fire firefights.

Under the shell sits a custom PixArt PAW3955 Extreme sensor paired with the Nordic 54LM20 processor. The sensor reaches up to 50000 DPI with 1 DPI incremental adjustments, 11 lift off distance levels, and a tracking accuracy rating of 99.98%. Gamers get a dedicated 8K wireless dongle included in the retail packaging. To maintain the full 8000Hz polling rate, VGN recommends pairing the mouse with an Intel i7 9700K or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X processor, a modern graphics card, and a 240Hz monitor.

Main buttons use custom Kailh optical switches rated for 160,000,000 clicks, which extends switch longevity by 60% compared to standard designs. Buyers can also opt for Omron 100,000,000 click mechanical switches. The scroll wheel combines automotive grade metallic paint with a TTC gold dustproof encoder. Power comes from a 500mAh battery supported by the proprietary V Charge protocol, which supplies 10 hours of battery life after just 1 minute of charging.

Large PTFE feet line the underside for smooth glides across cloth and glass pads. The outer plastic features an oil resistant matte texture designed to prevent shine over long gaming sessions. Customization is handled through the V HUB 3.0 suite, accessible via a Windows client or directly inside a web browser, with full onboard memory support for saving custom keybinds and sensor settings.

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