Tungsten Alloy Mouse Weight

Tungsten alloy mouse weight refers to adding a fixed or adjustable tungsten alloy weight to the gaming mouse to improve the feel of the mouse.

China has entered the heyday of bronze castings between 1700 and 1000 BC, and the craftsmanship has reached a very high level. The Simuwu Fangding Ding weighing 875 kg in the Shang Dynasty of China, the Yizun plate of the Zenghou in the Warring States Period, and the translucent mirror of the Western Han Dynasty are all representative products of ancient counterweight iron. Most of the early castings were tools or utensils used in agricultural production, religion, life, etc., with a strong artistic color. At that time, the counterweight iron craft was developed in parallel with the pottery craftsmanship and was greatly influenced by the pottery. In 513 BC, China cast the world's first cast iron part, the Jin Kingdom cast-shaped tripod, weighing about 270 kilograms. Europe also began to produce iron castings around the eighth century. The appearance of counterweights has expanded the application range of castings. For example, in the 15th to 17th centuries, Germany, France and other countries have successively laid many cast iron pipes to supply drinking water to residents. After the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, industries such as steam engines, textile machines, and railways emerged. Castings entered a new period of service to large industries, and counterweight iron technology began to make great developments.

With the development of technology and time, tungsten alloy counterweights have slowly appeared on the market. One of the smaller areas of use is gaming tungsten alloy mouse weight. Tungsten alloy is usually made of tungsten, nickel and copper/iron, and surely, tungsten copper is also can be applied as counterweight. Furthermore, there are other customized content of tungsten alloy, and the same is the tungsten is used for its high density. Tungsten plastic or rubber is a new counterweight appeared in the market with its plasticity compared with hard alloy.

Gaming mouse is designed to meet the needs of games with higher performance, comfort and user-defined functions. Such a mouse, whether it is optical or laser, often uses better performance engines, micro switches and foot pads, with better ergonomic design and surface treatment, to meet the players’ pursuit of hand feeling and performance, and greatly improve Operation efficiency, while ensuring a longer service life. In addition to the hardware part, a truly qualified gaming mouse will also be equipped with driver software to enable players to customize the game and improve game operations according to their needs. Therefore, the cost of a gaming mouse with both soft and hard performance will be much higher than the average mouse, so the retail price will be relatively more expensive.

In order to have a good hand feeling when playing games, a tungsten alloy piece will be added to the mouse to increase the weight of the mouse without feeling the space when using the mouse.

The built-in tungsten alloy mouse weight can be divided into fixed and adjustable types. The adjustable weights give players the right to adjust the weights. Players can use different combinations to obtain products of various weights according to their needs. The most commonly used It is a weight of 5 grams, 6 grams, 7 grams and 10 grams. The fixed weight is to put the same block of the same weight in the mouse. In addition to environmental protection, the tungsten alloy mouse counterweight allows the mouse to have more space to add other functional blocks due to its small size.

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