Epomaker Nex Lite pairs wireless mouse with dual displays and charging dock

Epomaker has introduced the Nex Lite gaming mouse with wired, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, bundling a magnetic charging dock that also houses its wireless receiver, according to KitGuru’s launch report.

The report, published on 23 July 2026, describes integrated displays on both the mouse and dock showing settings including sensitivity, battery level, polling rate and connection mode. That is the date of the coverage, rather than a separately confirmed launch date.

The Nex Lite uses a PixArt PAW3311 optical sensor and offers six adjustable sensitivity levels. KitGuru reports that users can change these through an onboard button or an online driver. Its coverage also lists a dedicated rapid-fire button and adjustable debounce settings intended to prevent accidental double clicks.

Separate reviews from KotaWorld and G Style Magazine list a maximum advertised sensitivity of 12,000 DPI and polling rates of up to 1,000Hz through USB or 2.4GHz wireless. Bluetooth operation is listed at 125Hz. Those figures are reported specifications, not independently verified performance findings for this story.

KotaWorld describes the screens as 0.54-inch OLED displays. Its specification table lists a 500mAh battery, an ABS plastic shell and dimensions of 122 by 65 by 42 millimetres. The publication reports measuring its review unit at 65.45 grams, against a declared weight of about 65 grams.

G Style Magazine’s review, published on 2 November 2026, says browser-based configuration supports button remapping and macros, with settings stored onboard. KitGuru also reports customisable RGB lighting on the base of the mouse and charging dock. All three accounts list black, white, blue and pink colour options.

Pricing differs between the dated reports. KitGuru listed an official website price of $32.39 in July without specifying the dollar currency in the supplied text, alongside AliExpress prices starting at £22.19 or €25.79. G Style Magazine listed a regular price of US$35.99 in November. The supplied material does not establish Australian pricing or local availability.

The evidence comprises secondary publication coverage, rather than a manufacturer announcement or product page. KotaWorld says Epomaker supplied its review unit free of charge and had no control over its testing methodology, results or conclusions. Although that review describes a testing process, the supplied excerpt does not include its performance results, leaving no basis here to assess battery endurance or wireless reliability.