The Dash Ultra stands out as one of the lightest mass-produced mice available today, weighing approximately 40 grams for the Black version and 41 grams for the White variant, depending on configuration and skates. Unlike many ultralight mice that rely on smaller 200mAh batteries, Akko equipped the Dash with a 300mAh battery. This larger capacity allows gamers to enjoy longer sessions between charges without adding significant weight.
High-End Performance Components
Akko has packed the Dash series with top-tier internal components to ensure competitive performance:
- Next-Gen Chipset: The Dash Ultra uses the Nordic 54L15 MCU, an upgrade from the commonly used 52-series chips. The new chipset offers improved power efficiency, faster speeds, and a more stable wireless connection.
- 8K Polling Rate: Both wired and 2.4G wireless modes support a native 8,000Hz polling rate, reducing latency to near-zero for faster response times.
- Flagship Sensors: The Ultra model features the PAW3950 sensor for maximum precision, while the Max model uses the PAW3395 sensor.
- Optical Switches: To eliminate double-clicking issues, Akko employs optical switches, with the Ultra offering Omron or Akko Custom (by Kailh) switches, and the Max using Akko Custom switches.

Dash Ultra Gaming Mouse Black & White 
Dash Black Open Bottom Design with Reduced Weight and Rounded Edge Skates 
Dash White with Akko MOD007v5 HE Keyboard
Customization and Value
The Dash series also includes extras aimed at enhancing user customization. Each mouse comes with rounded-edge PTFE skates pre-installed, along with three different types of dot skates, allowing users to fine-tune glide performance to their preferred mousepad surface.
Priced at $59.99, the Dash Ultra delivers professional-grade hardware with its flagship sensor, Nordic 54-series chip, and 8K polling, making it one of the most affordable ultralight mice on the market. For those seeking a more budget-conscious option, the Dash Max offers a reliable PAW3395 sensor at $45.99.
By combining high-end specifications with aggressive pricing, Akko is removing the “brand tax” often associated with flagship gaming peripherals, making competitive-grade hardware accessible to a broader audience.
