ATTACK SHARK manufactures high-performance gaming peripherals including mechanical keyboards, lightweight wireless mice, and headsets with esports-grade specifications.
ATTACK SHARK is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to providing high-value gaming peripherals for enthusiasts and competitive gamers. The brand's extensive lineup includes customized mechanical keyboards, ultra-lightweight gaming mice, and immersive audio headsets. Known for integrating advanced features such as Hall Effect magnetic switches, gasket-mounted keyboard structures, and flagship optical sensors (like the PAW3395/PAW3950), ATTACK SHARK focuses on delivering precision and responsiveness.
Most ATTACK SHARK devices feature versatile tri-mode connectivity, supporting dependable wired USB-C connections alongside low-latency 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth options for multi-device pairing. Their products are designed with gamer-centric aesthetics, offering extensive RGB customization, hot-swappable key switches, and ergonomic designs accommodating various grip styles.
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Switch the connection toggle to Bluetooth mode. Then, press and hold the designated pairing keys (often FN+Q, FN+W, or FN+E) for 3 seconds until the indicator light flashes rapidly to enter pairing mode.
Many Attack Shark keyboards feature a system toggle switch or a key combination (such as FN+A for Windows and FN+S for Mac) to swap key mappings.
A flashing red light typically indicates low battery voltage (below 3.3V). Connect the mouse to the computer using the provided USB-C cable to charge it.
If the connection drops, plug the receiver into a USB port, switch the device to 2.4G mode, and hold the pairing combination (e.g., FN+R for keyboards or a dedicated button combination for mice) until the light flashes green and stabilizes.