ErgoStrike7 FPS Gaming Mouse Tri-Mode Connectivity Bluetooth 5.1 2.4G Wireless USB-C Wired Connection
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Ragnok ErgoStrike7 — A Gun-Shaped Mouse That Kicks Back
The ErgoStrike7 is Ragnok's gun-style gaming mouse for shooters. You hold it in a 65° vertical grip and fire with a metal trigger that works as the left button, while a built-in recoil system kicks back on every shot. Underneath is a PixArt PAW3395 sensor rated at up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS and 50G. It connects three ways: Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4G wireless and USB-C wired, and its 1000 mAh battery lasts up to 70 hours with recoil off.
Shooters That Feel Like Shooting
Your index finger pulls the metal trigger to fire, your middle finger takes the right click to aim, and your thumb handles the side wheel and buttons for weapon switching. The trigger has about 0.5 mm of travel onto a micro switch, and recoil can fire once per pull or keep going while you hold it.
A Vertical Grip for Long Sessions
Ragnok designed the 65° vertical grip to match the hand's natural posture and says it reduces fatigue over long use. The grip is soft, non-sticky TPE, and you aim exactly as with a normal mouse: move your wrist up and down to look up and down. It is made for right-handed players only.
Eight Controls, Five Programmable
The diagram numbers every control: 1 the trigger (left button), 2 right button, 3 side scroll wheel, 4 fire button, 5 forward, 6 back, 7 recoil on/off and 8 the recoil slider. The fire button is a rapid-fire key that acts as a double left-click. Ragnok's software lets you reassign up to five buttons on Windows.
Recoil Switch: Off, 1X, 2X
This top-down close-up shows the recoil switch with its OFF, 1X and 2X positions. At 1X you get one kick per trigger pull; at 2X the recoil keeps going while you hold the trigger. Behind it, the slider's two raised bumps are made for attaching modular building blocks.
Held Like a Pistol, Moved Like a Mouse
Ragnok's render shows the hand wrapped round the grip with the index finger on the trigger and the wide base resting on the desk. The sensor sits in that base, so you still slide the whole mouse to aim. Ragnok says first-time users may need a few minutes to a few hours to adapt.
Everything for All Three Connections
The box holds the ErgoStrike7, the 2.4G dongle, a USB-A to USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A extension adapter, replacement mouse feet and a quick guide. Ragnok stores the dongle in the bottom of the mouse. The cable is 1.8 m and wireless range is up to 15 m.
Battery Life by Recoil Setting
Ragnok's official figures for the 1000 mAh battery
Detailed Specifications
| Model | Ragnok ErgoStrike7 gun mouse |
| Sensor | PixArt PAW3395 optical |
| DPI | 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 6400 / 12000 / 16000 / 20000 / 26000 steps; 100–26,000 in software |
| Tracking | 650 IPS · 50G |
| Polling Rate | 1000 Hz |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.1 · 2.4G wireless (dongle) · USB-C wired |
| Wireless Range | Up to 15 m |
| Battery | 1000 mAh Li-ion · 70 h recoil off · 10 h recoil on |
| Trigger | Metal, ~0.5 mm travel, micro switch |
| Recoil | Off / 1X single shot / 2X continuous |
| Programmable Buttons | 5 |
| Lighting | RGB, 6 effects in software |
| Grip | 65° vertical, TPE overmolding · right-handed |
| Size | 113 × 122 × 78 mm |
| Weight | 180 g |
| Cable | USB-A to USB-C, 1.8 m |
| Systems | Windows (full software) · macOS (basic, no software) · consoles via third-party adapter |
