The mouse of the latest generation. Whether you're preparing for a precise shot or under heavy fire, the Hyperion Fury gives you the super-fast tracking and precise accuracy you need. The Hyperion Fury combines an optical sensor with Logitech Delta Zero technology and an exclusive Fusion Engine hybrid sensor to enable tracking speeds of over 500 IPS. With a 1 millisecond report rate, you can be sure that your movements are communicated via USB lightning-fast and without annoying delays.
The integrated ARM processor of the Hyperion Fury powers the Fusion Engine for incredible tracking speeds while allowing you to store and play back your preferred macros. With the Logitech Gaming Software, you can create and assign macros that you can easily access with the Hyperion Fury. Some profile settings require the Logitech Gaming Software.
Mouse type | Gaming Mouse |
Peripheral connection | USB |
Max. mouse sensor resolution | 4000 dpi |
Mouse features | Dpi manually adjustable, Programmable buttons, RGB lighting, Scroll wheel, Scroll wheel clickable |
Ergonomic hand shape | Right-handed |
Power supply | USB power delivery |
Weight | 144 g |
Item number | 2738846 |
Manufacturer | Logitech G |
Category | Mouse |
Manufacturer no. | 910-004067 |
Release date | 8.9.2014 |
Sales rank in Category Mouse | 97 of 4212 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Mouse type | Gaming Mouse |
Ergonomic hand shape | Right-handed |
Mouse sensor | Optical |
Max. mouse sensor resolution | 4000 dpi |
Mouse features | Dpi manually adjustable, Programmable buttons, RGB lighting, Scroll wheel, Scroll wheel clickable |
Number buttons | 8 |
Number of programmable keys | 8 x |
Key type | Pressed keys |
Number of scroll rolls | 1 x |
Scroll direction | Vertical |
Acceleration | 20 G |
Signal transmission | Cable |
Peripheral connection | USB |
Cable length | 2.10 m |
Operating system compatibility | Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Vista |
Power supply | USB power delivery |
Number of batteries | 0 |
Scope of delivery | Manual, mouse |
Country of origin | China |
Manufacturer commitment | SBTi |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Length | 136 mm |
Width | 72 mm |
Height | 41 mm |
Weight | 144 g |
Length | 19.30 cm |
Width | 13.60 cm |
Height | 5 cm |
Weight | 212 g |
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