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Hardware 03 November 2026 • 2 min read •

Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell

The new Akko Echo gaming mouse weighs just 55g thanks to its forged carbon fiber shell and supports 8K polling rates.
Author: Гика • PC •
Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell

Akko has introduced the Echo, a lightweight gaming mouse that leverages forged carbon fiber for its construction. By combining this material with a bold, perforated design, the mouse achieves a weight of just 55g (±3g).

The Echo is a versatile device supporting both wired and wireless connectivity. It features a symmetrical shape designed to accommodate medium to large hands, aiming to provide a natural grip and even pressure distribution to ensure comfort during extended gaming sessions.

Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell

Technical Specifications and Connectivity

Under the hood, the Echo is equipped with high-end components, including the PixArt PAW3955 optical sensor, which supports a maximum resolution of 65,000 DPI. It utilizes Omron optical switches for clicks and TTC Gold encoders for the scroll wheel. Connectivity options include 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and USB Type-C wired modes. Notably, the mouse supports an 8K polling rate when connected via the 2.4GHz wireless mode, minimizing input latency for competitive play.

Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell
Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell

Dimensions and Availability

The mouse is available in four colors: Black, Silver, Blue, and Pink. Its physical dimensions are 124.3 × 63.71 × 40.49 mm. The retail price is set at ¥15,980.

Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell
Akko Echo: Lightweight Gaming Mouse Featuring Forged Carbon Shell
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