Akko, the Chinese peripheral maker founded in 2016, expands its Dash line with the Dash Ultra, a 44‑gram ambidextrous mouse positioned between the Dash Pro/Max and the flagship Dash Master. It ships in black or white and offers two switch options: an Omron D2FP‑FN2 version rated for 70 million clicks and a Custom optical variant rated for 150 million clicks, targeting both esports and everyday users.

Both editions share Pix Art’s PAW3950 sensor, but the Custom model caps at 30,000 CPI while the Omron version reaches a full 42,000 CPI. Users can select polling rates up to 8,000 Hz in wired or 2.4 GHz wireless mode, with Bluetooth as an alternative. Powered by Nordic’s nRF54L15 MCU, the mouse claims up to 220 hours of battery life at 1,000 Hz and 28 hours at 8,000 Hz.

Priced at $59.99 with a two‑year warranty, the Dash Ultra undercuts many premium mice while delivering high‑end specs. Configuration is handled through either dedicated software or a web‑based driver, and the 1.70 m braided cable adds durability for wired play. At its weight and performance level, the Ultra gives budget‑focused gamers a compelling alternative to bulkier, more expensive rivals.