MARVO G950 Niro 40 Gaming Mouse - Black / Optical, PMW3327 Sensor / Buttons: 6 (programmable) / Switch rating: 10 million clicks / Polling rate: up to 1000 Hz / DPI: 1200-2400-3200-4800-5600-7200-12000 / G950-BK / G950-BK

The MARVO G950 Niro 40 Gaming Mouse runs a PMW3327 optical sensor with a DPI range from 1200 to 12000, so sensitivity can be dropped for a precise long-range shot or raised for fast turns. Six programmable buttons cover custom binds, the switches are rated for 10 million clicks, and the polling rate reaches 1000Hz. Its ergonomic shape supports hours of play without strain.

The Niro 40 is a wired gaming mouse, which removes charging and pairing from the equation and keeps the connection direct. Lightweight construction is part of that design brief, aimed at players who want precision, speed and reliability from a single cable rather than managing a battery. It is built around the fundamentals instead of extra features.

The PMW3327 optical sensor is what delivers pinpoint accuracy, and its adjustable DPI settings span 1200 to 12000 DPI. Low settings suit slow, deliberate aiming in a shooter, while high settings suit sweeping camera movement in strategy titles. Setting the sensitivity to match how you actually play is more useful than chasing the highest available number.

Six fully programmable buttons let you place the commands you use most where your fingers already are, rather than reaching across the keyboard mid-fight. Tailoring those assignments to the game is where a gaming mouse earns its keep, and the G950 gives you the full set to configure however your playstyle demands.

The G950 uses robust switches rated to handle 10 million clicks, which is the figure that matters when a single competitive session can register thousands of them. Engineered for prolonged gaming, that rating is what keeps the click consistent over time rather than going soft or double-firing after a few months of heavy use.

A polling rate of up to 1000Hz means the mouse reports its position to the PC a thousand times a second, so movement registers as you make it rather than a fraction behind. In fast exchanges that reporting interval is what keeps aim and cursor position accurate, which is why competitive players check the number.

The featherweight design keeps the G950 agile through the fast repositioning that low-sensitivity aiming demands, and it reduces the effort your wrist puts in over a long session. Comfort and agility from the same shell is the combination that suits players chasing performance without paying for it in fatigue by the third hour.

The MARVO G950 Niro 40 covers both ends of the spectrum: precision and speed for a serious esports contender, and a comfortable, reliable shape for a casual player. The same PMW3327 sensor, six programmable buttons and 1000Hz polling serve either use, which is what makes it a straightforward pick rather than a specialised one.