EPOMAKER Carbon X Wireless Gaming Mouse, PAW3950 Sensor, 50g Carbon Fiber

For gamers who want adjustable tracking and the freedom to switch between wireless and wired play, the EPOMAKER Carbon X pairs a PAW3950 optical sensor with three connection modes. Its 400–30,000 DPI range lets you set sensitivity for different games or everyday tasks, while the carbon fiber shell keeps the mouse lightweight at about 50g.

Choose 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, or the USB-A to USB-C cable to suit your setup. Four programmable buttons and online software add room to tailor controls and macros to the way you play.

Technical details

• Sensor: PAW3950 optical
• Sensitivity: Adjustable from 400 to 30,000 DPI, with 7 calibrated stages
• Polling rate: 1,000Hz default in 2.4GHz and USB modes, adjustable up to 8,000Hz through online software
• Wired latency: 0.35ms
• Connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and USB-A to USB-C cable
• Weight: About 50g
• Shell: Carbon fiber
• Buttons: 5 total, with 4 programmable buttons
• Software: Online access, no app download required
• Color: Classic Black
• Compatibility: Windows, Mac, and Linux

The range of sensitivity settings supports different control preferences without requiring a different mouse for each task. Lower DPI can suit deliberate aiming, while higher settings make it easier to move across a screen quickly. The seven calibrated stages give you useful points between those extremes, so you can choose a setting that feels right for a game, menu, or general computer use.

Practical tips

Use the connection mode that fits your setup: 2.4GHz wireless for a wireless gaming connection, Bluetooth for a compatible device, or the USB-A to USB-C cable for wired use. In 2.4GHz and USB modes, the default polling rate is 1,000Hz, online software lets you adjust it up to 8,000Hz. The stated 0.35ms latency applies to wired mode.

The online software lets you configure macros and shortcuts for the four programmable buttons. The left mouse button is not customizable, so plan button assignments around the other four. This setup can be useful when you want quick access to frequently used actions without changing your usual keyboard controls.

Best use cases

The Carbon X suits gaming setups where sensitivity adjustment, programmable controls, and connection choice matter. For example, you can select a lower DPI setting for careful aiming in a shooter, then switch to a faster setting for menu navigation or moving around a strategy-game map. Its lightweight carbon fiber construction also makes it easy to move between a desk setup and another compatible device.

Compared with a wired-only mouse, its 2.4GHz and Bluetooth modes offer more ways to connect. Compared with a basic mouse with fixed controls, the adjustable DPI and programmable buttons make it easier to tailor tracking and actions to your preferences. Windows, Mac, and Linux support also makes it suitable for users who move between those operating systems.

When it makes sense

Choose the Carbon X if you want a lightweight gaming mouse with a broad adjustable DPI range, a PAW3950 sensor, and flexible wired or wireless connections. Its four programmable buttons and online configuration add practical control options, while the carbon fiber shell and about 50g weight support an agile feel at the desk. It is a fitting choice for players who want to adjust sensitivity and button functions around the games and tasks they use most.