RAWM, the Chinese peripherals manufacturer, has officially revealed the Leviathan V4 GT, a new lightweight wireless gaming mouse that is slated to feature hybrid optical-magnetic mouse switches, much like Keychron's recent G6 HE. The Leviathan V4 GT is based on the same Logitech G Pro X shape that the brand has featured in its other gaming mouse launches, and the V4 GT even has a similar black-and-white color scheme to the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike (read TechPowerUp's full in-depth G Pro X2 Superstrike review here) that it is aiming to compete with using the adjustable actuation switches.

The mouse maker has yet to publish a price for the Leviathan V4 GT, but it shared a spec highlight in a post on X. In the post, RAWM revealed that the Leviathan V4 GT would weigh in at around 54 g, feature a custom MCU based on the Nordic nRF54, 8 kHz polling rate in both wired and wireless modes, and an optical encoder. Logitech is also planning an imminent replacement for the X2 Superstrike, which will supposedly come in around 4-5 g heavier than RAWM's offering.In addition to those specs, there is mention of a sweat-resistant, non-slip coating and a web driver for customization. Of course, the headline feature is the Hyper Click switch tech, which should open up the door to features like adjustable actuation and rapid trigger, but there are no details about RT or adjustable actuation sensitivity in the aforementioned spec sheet.Pricing hasn't officially been announced yet, but RAWM teased the price point as under $100, hinting with "$XX." The brand previously showed off the hybrid "dual-mode" microswitches that will be used in the Leviathan V4 GT in a separate post on X, where an actuation visualization seems to suggest up to ten actuation steps.