Is the ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra good for Valorant and CS2?

Yes. The ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra is designed for competitive FPS gameplay with lightweight wireless performance, stable tracking and low-fatigue aim control suitable for Valorant and CS2.

Is 56g a good weight for a gaming mouse?

Yes. Many competitive FPS players prefer mice in the 50–60g range because they balance lightweight movement with slightly more stable tracking control during long gaming sessions.

Is the PixArt 3950 Ultra sensor good for FPS gaming?

Yes. The PixArt 3950 Ultra is considered one of the top enthusiast gaming sensors for stable tracking, low latency and highly accurate competitive aiming.

What grip style is best for the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra?

The mouse is especially suitable for claw grip, relaxed claw grip and fingertip players who want lightweight competitive movement together with stable control.

Is the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra a good alternative to Logitech Superlight?

Yes. Players looking for a lightweight symmetrical FPS mouse with enthusiast-focused performance often consider the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra as an alternative to mainstream esports mice.

Does the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra have RGB lighting?

No. The mouse avoids unnecessary RGB lighting and focuses entirely on lightweight competitive gaming performance.

Is the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra good for low sensitivity gameplay?

Yes. The lightweight structure and symmetrical shape work especially well for low-sensitivity FPS players using larger mouse movements and repeated tracking adjustments.

Who should avoid the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra?

Players strongly preferring large ergonomic palm-grip mice or extremely small fingertip-only designs may still prefer more specialised alternatives instead.

SKU: 6976742074392

ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra Wireless Gaming Mouse

Name: ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra Wireless Gaming Mouse
Brand: ATK
SKU: 6976742074392

89,99 €

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The ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse designed for competitive FPS players who want faster aim correction, stable tracking and lower fatigue during long ranked sessions. Weighing 56g, the A9 NB Ultra sits between ultra-light fingertip-focused mice and heavier mainstream esports mice, creating a more balanced feeling during fast FPS gameplay.

For many Valorant and Counter-Strike 2 players, extremely light mice can sometimes feel overly aggressive or unstable during tracking-heavy gameplay. The Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra is designed to keep lightweight movement while adding slightly more control and stability during repeated spray corrections, counter-strafe flicks and long-session aim consistency.

The mouse uses the flagship PixArt 3950 Ultra sensor — one of the most demanded enthusiast FPS sensors currently used in modern competitive gaming mice. The sensor is designed for:

highly stable tracking
low-latency responsiveness
smooth micro-adjustments
accurate flick precision
reliable low-sensitivity gameplay

This becomes especially noticeable during:

counter-strafe corrections in Valorant
spray transfers in CS2
rapid target switching in Apex Legends
repeated tracking micro-adjustments
long aim-training sessions

Compared to heavier gaming mice, the A9 NB Ultra feels significantly more reactive during repeated directional changes while still maintaining more grounded tracking behaviour than many extremely low-weight fingertip-only designs.

The symmetrical shape is especially suitable for:

claw grip
relaxed claw grip
fingertip grip
medium hand sizes
competitive FPS gameplay

Players strongly preferring large ergonomic palm-grip mice may still prefer wider right-handed shapes instead.

The low-latency 2.4GHz wireless connection removes cable resistance while preserving responsive competitive input feel. For many players moving from wired mice, this immediately makes repeated flicks and tracking adjustments feel cleaner and less physically restrictive.

Unlike many mainstream gaming mice overloaded with RGB lighting and unnecessary shell weight, the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra focuses almost entirely on:

lightweight responsiveness
stable aim control
low-fatigue gameplay
fast directional recovery
competitive FPS precision

The Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra is especially attractive for players searching for:

best wireless gaming mouse for Valorant
lightweight FPS gaming mouse
symmetrical esports mouse
alternative to Logitech Superlight
low-fatigue gaming mouse
wireless claw grip gaming mouse

For players building a complete competitive setup, you can also explore our gaming mice and keyboards collection together with mousepads and other desktop accessories for matching esports-focused peripherals.

Product Type: Wireless Gaming Mouse

Model: Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra

Sensor: PixArt 3950 Ultra

Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wireless / USB

Weight: 56g

Shape: Symmetrical

RGB Lighting: No

Grip Styles: Claw Grip / Relaxed Claw / Fingertip

Primary Use: Competitive FPS Gaming
Many competitive FPS players now prefer mice in the 50–60g category because they balance lightweight movement with more stable tracking control than extremely low-weight fingertip-focused designs.

For competitive gameplay, this often creates:

smoother spray control

easier tracking stability

lower fatigue during long sessions

cleaner directional recovery

more controlled micro-adjustments

This balance is one of the reasons mid-ultra-light gaming mice became increasingly popular among competitive FPS players.
Compared to mainstream esports mice such as the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 or Razer Viper V3 Pro, the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra focuses more heavily on balanced lightweight control and competitive FPS responsiveness rather than broad universal comfort.

Players looking for:

a lighter symmetrical FPS mouse

more stable lightweight tracking

lower fatigue during ranked sessions

an enthusiast-focused wireless gaming mouse

lightweight performance without aggressive fingertip sizing
mainly play Valorant or CS2

prefer claw grip or fingertip grip

want lightweight wireless performance

use low or medium sensitivity

want smoother tracking stability

dislike heavy RGB gaming mice

want lower fatigue during long sessions
Lightweight 56g Competitive Design

The reduced movement weight helps flicks, tracking and repeated corrections feel faster while maintaining stable control.

PixArt 3950 Ultra Sensor

A flagship enthusiast FPS sensor designed for highly stable tracking and responsive competitive gameplay.

Balanced Symmetrical Shape

The shape combines lightweight responsiveness with more grounded tracking control during long sessions.

Low-Latency Wireless Connectivity

The 2.4GHz wireless connection delivers responsive cable-free gameplay for competitive FPS use.

Built for Competitive FPS Gaming

The A9 NB Ultra prioritizes movement precision and lightweight control instead of unnecessary RGB-heavy design choices.
Is the ATK Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra good for Valorant and CS2?

Yes. The Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra is specifically designed for competitive FPS gameplay with lightweight wireless performance, stable tracking and low-fatigue aim control suitable for Valorant and CS2.

Is 56g a good weight for a gaming mouse?

Yes. Many competitive FPS players prefer mice in the 50–60g range because they balance lightweight movement with slightly more stable tracking control during long gaming sessions.

Is the PixArt 3950 Ultra sensor good for FPS gaming?

Yes. The PixArt 3950 Ultra is considered one of the top enthusiast gaming sensors for stable tracking, low latency and highly accurate competitive aiming.

What grip style is best for the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra?

The mouse is especially suitable for claw grip, relaxed claw grip and fingertip players who want lightweight competitive movement together with stable control.

Is the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra a good alternative to Logitech Superlight?

Yes. Players looking for a lightweight symmetrical FPS mouse with enthusiast-focused performance often consider the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra as an alternative to mainstream esports mice.

Does the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra have RGB lighting?

No. The mouse avoids unnecessary RGB lighting and focuses entirely on lightweight competitive gaming performance.

Is the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra good for low sensitivity gameplay?

Yes. The lightweight structure and symmetrical shape work especially well for low-sensitivity FPS players using larger mouse movements and repeated tracking adjustments.

Who should avoid the Dragonfly A9 NB Ultra?

Players strongly preferring large ergonomic palm-grip mice or extremely small fingertip-only designs may still prefer more specialized alternatives instead.