Thursday, September 10th 2026
Wallhack Officially Reveals M-001 Magnesium Gaming Mouse With Hefty Price Tag
Wallhack has been teasing its M-001 wireless gaming mouse for some time, but it hasn't revealed much of what to expect from the new peripheral when it launches. However, Wallhack has now officially announced the M-001's release date and pricing, and provided a full spec sheet for the new mouse. The official launch date is slated for September 21, and one of the most notable facts that was previously unknown is that the mouse will have a magnesium shell. Despite the cast metal shell, M-001 will still weigh in at a relatively lightweight 53 g.
The internals are also premium, with the M-001 relying on a PixArt PAW 3950 sensor and a Nordic NRF54L15 MCU. This means it will be capable of 8 kHz polling, up to 30,000 DPI, and a claimed 2 ms wireless latency. As previously confirmed, the M-001 will have swappable batteries, and it will ship with two batteries included. We now also know that the batteries will be 250 mAh, which is more or less in-line with what other mouse makers are offering on similar MCU and sensor combinations. The M-001 will measure in at 120 × 64 × 39 mm and feature a right-handed symmetrical shape similar to Logitech's G Pro line-up, but with more sculpted sides.
What may be of more import to some is that the switches still rely on typical optical switches without the analogue input, rapid trigger, or actuation point adjustment that are becoming more popular from manufacturers like Logitech, Keychron, RAWM, and EverGlide.
The Wallhack M-001 will also ship with the retro-inspired receiver with DPI and polling rate dials on the front, and it will include a rigid travel case.
Sources:
Wallhack Japan on X, Wallhack
The internals are also premium, with the M-001 relying on a PixArt PAW 3950 sensor and a Nordic NRF54L15 MCU. This means it will be capable of 8 kHz polling, up to 30,000 DPI, and a claimed 2 ms wireless latency. As previously confirmed, the M-001 will have swappable batteries, and it will ship with two batteries included. We now also know that the batteries will be 250 mAh, which is more or less in-line with what other mouse makers are offering on similar MCU and sensor combinations. The M-001 will measure in at 120 × 64 × 39 mm and feature a right-handed symmetrical shape similar to Logitech's G Pro line-up, but with more sculpted sides.
14 Comments on Wallhack Officially Reveals M-001 Magnesium Gaming Mouse With Hefty Price Tag
But a removable battery with a total weight of 53g is not bad. Hole-less magnesium mice go around $120. My Keychron M3 Mini 4K (which is also fully magnesium but has holes) is normally $100 nowadays, but I got it for $24.99 so it was definitely a no-brainer:
Thank you.
Why the bottom size looks like a perfect thing to collect dust and whatever one does not want to get into electronics?Planed obsolescence.
Not sure why you are debating the painfully obvious here to be honest. We're solid in the segment of 'money-no-object' mice here, not really the most utilitarian corner of the market, and you complain about specialized mice that cater to a niche not being universal enough for your demands. I guess its a take.... :D But there are plenty of mice with larger batteries AND a much lower price that still have good specs.
Regardless, 200-250mAh is pretty standard for a mouse in this class, and should provide roughly a week of use @1KHz
After switching to Lycan, which is sub 30g, I'm not considering anything else. Perfect mouse (for me).