HATOR brings to IFA 2026 45-gram mice and wireless models with 8,000 Hz polling

At IFA 2026, HATOR has brought together a wide selection of wireless gaming mice with symmetrical designs, PixArt sensors and prices between 39.99 and 99.99 euros. The exhibition includes the Pulsar 4 Wireless, Quasar 3 Wireless, Stellar 2, Stellar 2S and the Pro and Ultima versions of the Quasar 3 family.

The range allows you to choose between light models designed for quick movements and alternatives with lighting, Bluetooth or a more complete accessory package. All the devices shown support a 2.4 GHz and USB connection, while a good part of them add Bluetooth.

Pulsar 4 and Quasar 3 Wireless from 39.99 euros

He HATOR Pulsar 4 Wireless It starts at 39.99 euros and will be available in white or black. It uses a PixArt PAW3311 sensor with a maximum sensitivity of 16,000 DPI, HATOR optical switches with an advertised life of 100 million clicks, and a 600 mAh battery. His weight is 59 grams and supports 1000 Hz polling both wired and wireless.

For 44.99 euros, the Quasar 3 Wireless maintains connectivity via USB, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz radio. Mount a PixArt PAW3311 12,000 DPI, 600 mAh battery and the same 100 million click optical switches. Its body measures 125 mm in length and weighs 64 grams..

Both feature PTFE skids, RGB lighting, and compatibility with HATOR software to configure sensitivity, macros, MotionSync, and other parameters. They also include additional gripping surfaces within their respective accessory packages.

Stellar 2 and Stellar 2S drop to 45 grams

The Stellar 2 and Stellar 2S They share a price of 44.99 euros and a PixArt PAW3315 sensor with up to 16,000 DPI. The normal version measures 125 mm and weighs 46 grams, while the Stellar 2S reduces the length to 118 mm and remains at 45 grams. This second variant adapts the same approach to smaller hands.

Both integrate HATOR optical switches developed with TTC, wired, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, as well as a 240 mAh battery. The tab indicates 1,000 Hz polling over USB and up to 2,000 Hz on the wireless link.

The Stellar 2 Ultra 4K and Stellar 2S Ultra 4K They raise the price to 59.99 euros. They adopt a PixArt PAW3955 42,000 DPI sensor, 500 mAh battery and polling up to 4,000 Hz. The respective weights are 47 and 47 grams, maintaining the lengths of 125 and 118 mm.

The Quasar 3 Ultima reaches 8,000 Hz without cables

The next step is made up of Quasar 3 Pro and Quasar 3S Proboth for 69.99 euros. They use the PixArt PAW3950 sensor from 30,000 DPI, 300 mAh battery and a weight of 52 or 49 gramsdepending on the size chosen. Both variants include tri-mode connection and optical switches with 100 million clicks.

Above are the Quasar 3 Ultima 8K Wireless and Quasar 3S Ultima 8K Wireless. The 125 mm model weighs 52 grams and reaches 8,000 Hz via 2.4 GHz connection. Its PAW3950 sensor reaches 30,000 DPI and the 300 mAh battery offers up to 100 hours of operation, according to HATOR. The package includes glass skates, PTFE replacement parts, U-PE sliding points, anti-slip tapes and a carrying bag.