ATK Dragonfly A9 Wireless Gaming Mouse

ATK Dragonfly A9 Wireless Gaming Mouse

The ATK Dragonfly A9 is built with a symmetrical shell that suits medium and large hands. Every model in the series shares the same 125 × 64 × 40 mm body and the same ergonomics, so the in-hand feel is consistent across the range. What changes between versions is the sensor, the wireless platform, polling rate, coating, switches, battery and what ships in the box.

In short: A9 SE opens the lineup, A9 adds a stronger sensor, A9 Plus improves the coating and doubles battery life, A9 Pro moves into 8K wireless esports territory, and A9 Ultra is the flagship.

Model Comparison

Pick the model first, then the color.

Which A9 Should You Buy?

• A9 SE — the cheapest way into the A9 shape. PAW3311 sensor is entry level, but the shell, weight and battery match the models above it. A very common first gaming mouse pick in India.
• A9 — same body and battery as the SE, but steps up to PAW3395 SE. The sensible middle ground between price and tracking headroom.
• A9 Plus — full PAW3395, Ice-Feel coating and an 800 mAh battery rated for up to 240 hours. Best daily-driver version if you value runtime and finish over minimum weight. It is 4 g heavier than the rest.
• A9 Pro — moves to a PixArt flagship MCU and 8K wireless polling, with Omron / ATK custom-tuned optical switches and a TTC Gold wheel. This is where the series becomes genuinely competitive-focused.
• A9 Pro Max — the Pro platform with the extended package. Verify the exact sensor revision with us before ordering, as ATK has shipped more than one configuration under this name.
• A9 Ultra — the flagship. PAW3950 Ultra sensor, Nordic 52840 controller, and 8K polling in both wired and wireless modes. Ships with both 1K and 8K dongles, extra feet and grip tape.

Hand Size and Grip

The A9 is the wider, larger-handed choice in ATK's lineup. If you have large hands, this is the shell to pick — the more compact VXE R1 tends to cause strain over longer sessions for the same user. If your hands are on the smaller side, the R1 is usually the better fit. The two share sensor tiers, so shape is the deciding factor, not specs.

At 125 × 64 × 40 mm the A9 supports palm and claw grips comfortably. Fingertip grip works but the body is larger than ideal for it.

Polling Rate: What 8K Actually Requires

Only A9 Pro, A9 Pro Max and A9 Ultra support 8000 Hz polling. A9 Ultra ships with both a 1K and an 8K dongle in the box; on the other models, confirm which receiver is included before you buy. High polling also increases CPU load and reduces battery life, so 1000 Hz stays the practical setting for most Indian setups and most games.

Key Specifications

• Shape: Symmetrical, right-hand friendly, medium to large hands
• Dimensions: 125 × 64 × 40 mm across all models
• Weight: 53 ± 3 g (57 ± 3 g on A9 Plus)
• Sensors: PAW3311 / PAW3395 SE / PAW3395 / PAW3950 Ultra
• Polling rate: 1000 Hz on SE / A9 / Plus; up to 8000 Hz on Pro, Pro Max and Ultra
• Connectivity: NearLink or 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, USB-C wired
• Coating: Ice-Feel on Plus and above
• Feet: PTFE, with Gaming and Balanced sets on Ultra
• Software: ATK HUB

What Is in the Box

• ATK Dragonfly A9 mouse
• USB-C charging and data cable
• Wireless receiver (1K; Ultra adds an 8K dongle)
• Spare PTFE feet
• Grip tape (higher models)
• User manual

Buy ATK Dragonfly A9 Series in India

Vrkaa stocks the ATK A9 Series and ships across India, with support and returns handled locally instead of through an overseas RMA queue. Not sure whether the A9 or the more compact VXE R1 fits your hand? Message us with your hand length and grip style and we will recommend the right one.