Gaming mouse Acer Predator Cestus 335

The Acer Predator Cestus 335 is a gaming mouse designed for versatile use in and out of games. It uses an advanced PixArt 3370 optical sensor, supports up to 19000 DPI with five colour-coded DPI levels, and offers a 2000Hz polling rate. The ambidextrous black design and ten programmable buttons provide configurable control, and the mouse can store up to five profiles on board. Connectivity is via USB Type-A with a cabled power source.

Advantages

High-resolution optical tracking and a 2000Hz polling rate deliver precise, responsive cursor movement for aiming and fast in-game adjustments. Five DPI levels let you switch sensitivity quickly, while the hyper-fast scroll function speeds through long web pages or documents. Ten programmable buttons and onboard profile storage provide flexible control without depending on the keyboard.

Suitable for

• Competitive and casual gaming that requires precise aiming and fast input
• Productivity tasks involving long document or web navigation
• Users who need multiple button bindings and portable profile storage

Key specifications

• Sensor: PixArt 3370 optical sensor
• Maximum DPI: up to 19000 DPI (5 colour-coded DPI levels)
• Polling rate: 2000Hz
• Buttons: 10 programmable buttons
• Profiles: up to 5 onboard profiles
• Interface: USB Type-A (cabled)
• Colour: Black, monochromatic surface
• Weight: 0.132 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to a computer using the USB Type-A cable. Install any available software or drivers to access button programming and profile management. Use the DPI switch to cycle through the five sensitivity levels and the hyper-fast scroll button for rapid page navigation. Assign commands or macros to the ten programmable buttons via the configuration utility and save them to one of the five onboard profiles for use on different systems.

Recommendations

For reliable tracking and comfort, use the mouse on a flat, low-friction surface such as a compatible mouse pad. Keep firmware and configuration software up to date. Save commonly used bindings to onboard profiles before traveling to preserve settings across different computers.