Comparison Gravastar Mercury M1 Pro vs Gravastar Mercury M2

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	Gravastar Mercury M1 Pro	Gravastar Mercury M2
	from 3 260 up to 4 838 ₴ Compare prices 28	from 2 633 up to 4 054 ₴ Compare prices 27
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Product type	mouse	mouse
Connection	radio / Bluetooth / wired	radio / Bluetooth / wired
Multi-Device
Interface	USB A	USB A
Range	10 m	10 m
Sensor	optical	optical
Type	for game	for game
Sensor and control
Sensor	PixArt 3395	PixArt 3395
Sensor resolution	26000 DPI	26000 DPI
Max. speed	650 ips	650 ips
Max. polling rate	4000 Hz (0.25 ms)	1000 Hz (1 ms)
Number of buttons	5	5
Side buttons
DPI-button
Scroll wheels	1	1
Features
Lighting	RGB	RGB
Lighting effects	+	+
Cable	removable	removable
General
Power source	battery	battery
Battery life	200 h	82 h
Charging port	USB C	USB C
In box	USB receiver replaceable legs	USB receiver replaceable legs
Color
Added to E-Catalog	june 2024	june 2024

Brief conclusions of the comparison mice

Gravastar Mercury M1 Pro and Mercury M2 mice have similar features, such as connection type (radio, Bluetooth, and wired), PixArt 3395 optical sensor with up to 26000 DPI resolution, and 5 buttons. However, the key difference lies in the polling rate: M1 Pro supports 4000 Hz (0.25 ms), providing a faster response, while M2 is limited to 1000 Hz (1 ms). Additionally, the battery life of the M1 Pro is significantly longer — 200 hours compared to 82 hours for the M2. Otherwise, both mice offer RGB lighting and the ability to connect multiple devices.

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Max. polling rate

The polling rate shows how often the mouse sensor communicates with the computer about cursor movement. The parameter is measured in hertz (Hz), and one second is taken as a unit of time when evaluating it. The smoothness and speed of cursor movement directly depends on the sensor polling frequency. Directly related to this is the mouse response time - this is the time period during which the signal about the movement of the manipulator will reach the display of a change in the cursor position on the screen. Response time is measured in milliseconds (ms). The more hertz the mouse has, the shorter the response time it demonstrates.

Battery life

Battery life of the mouse (see “Power”) on a single charge.

The battery life in this case is rather approximate: it is given for an average usage scenario, and the actual autonomy may turn out to be less or more than stated, depending on the usage patterns. Nevertheless, it is a fairly reliable indicator, allowing different battery models to be evaluated and compared with each other: the difference in the stated battery life usually correlates well with the actual autonomy difference.