Project updates
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ErgoStrike7 covered by Gizmodo Japan
Gizmodo Japan covered the ErgoStrike7, Ragnok's gun-grip mouse with built-in recoil.
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Ragnok's first gun-grip mouse released
Famitsu reported that Ragnok's first gun-grip mouse was released in Japan.
Specs
- Connection
- Wireless
- Sensor
- PixArt PAW3395
- Max DPI
- 26 000
- Polling rate
- 1000 Hz
- Weight
- 180g
- Left click
- Metal trigger
Questions before launch
Is the ErgoStrike7 wireless?
9spaceX team: Yes. Independent reviews describe it as a wireless gaming mouse.
Which sensor does it use?
9spaceX team: Spec listings name a PixArt PAW3395 sensor with up to 26 000 DPI and a 1000 Hz polling rate. These values are still being checked against the brand's spec sheet.
How strong is the recoil?
9spaceX team: One review says it is weaker than a solenoid light gun but still sends a small jolt through the arm. It also makes some noise.
Is it built for competitive play?
9spaceX team: It is aimed at FPS games. One hands-on reviewer found it a disadvantage in competitive shooters, so it suits casual play more than ranked matches.
How heavy is it?
9spaceX team: Spec listings put it at 180g, which is heavier than a typical mouse.
What is the FireGrip?
9spaceX team: Ragnok sells the FireGrip as a separate gun-style mouse for shooter games. Its specs are not confirmed yet.
Do I pay anything to register?
9spaceX team: No. Registering takes only your email. You pay only if you order once the launch opens.
When will you email me?
9spaceX team: The day before it opens and the moment it opens, with the launch price. Nothing else, and you can unsubscribe any time.
What if the campaign misses its goal?
9spaceX team: If a campaign misses its goal, we extend it or cover the balance so it still ships. If we can't ship it, every order is refunded in full. Until production starts you can also cancel for free.
A gun-grip mouse that kicks back
Ragnok makes mice shaped like a pistol grip for shooter games. The ErgoStrike7 has a built-in linear recoil system that gives a physical kick with every trigger pull, and a 65-degree vertical grip that keeps your hand in a handshake position. It connects over Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4 GHz or USB-C. The FireGrip is the earlier model, with wired and 2.4G connections.
Ragnok's first gun-grip mouse was released in Japan in July 2019, and Gizmodo Japan covered the ErgoStrike7 in May 2025.
It is on our Coming soon list. Orders are not open on 9spaceX yet, and there is no 9spaceX price or date.
- 65°vertical grip angle
- 3ways to connect: Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4 GHz, USB-C
Every campaign we've run, on the record.
Our track record
- 62campaigns on record
- 43delivered on time
- 18late, announced ahead
- 1refunded the one time a goal was missed
- Full refundEvery order in the campaign
Why it’s on our shelf
- Recoil you can feelA linear motor sends a small jolt through the hand when the trigger is pressed.
- Vertical pistol gripThe hand sits upright on a vertical, pistol-style body with a metal trigger for the left click.
- Wireless with a PAW3395It connects without a cable and uses a PixArt PAW3395 sensor.
A wireless vertical mouse with a pistol-style grip and motor-driven recoil for FPS games.
The Ragnok ErgoStrike7 and FireGrip are pistol-grip gaming mice with a vertical, gun-style design for FPS games. The ErgoStrike7 (Ragnok 3) is the newer model with motor recoil feedback, and the FireGrip (Ragnok 2) is the earlier model with vibration feedback.
Highlights
- Vertical pistol-style grip with a trigger, designed to reduce wrist strain.
- ErgoStrike7: integrated linear motor simulates gun recoil, with a switch to turn it on or off.
- ErgoStrike7: high-speed mechanical trigger, scroll wheel for weapon switching, and a forward toggle for zooming.
- ErgoStrike7: 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.1 and wired connections.
- FireGrip: vibration motor at the base gives feedback on each trigger pull.
- FireGrip: two interchangeable triggers, plastic and metal.
- Dedicated software for DPI, macros, button remapping and RGB lighting.
Specifications
- ErgoStrike7 sensor: PAW3395 optical sensor
- ErgoStrike7 DPI range: 800 to 26,000
- ErgoStrike7 polling rate: 1000Hz
- ErgoStrike7 tilt angle: 70°, suited to medium and large hands
- ErgoStrike7 connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.1, wired
- ErgoStrike7 battery life: Up to 70 hours per charge, or 10 hours with RGB and recoil vibration enabled
- ErgoStrike7 feedback: Linear motor recoil
- FireGrip sensor: PixArt PAW 3335 optical sensor
- FireGrip tracking: 40G acceleration, 400 IPS
- FireGrip DPI range: 100 to 16,000
- FireGrip connectivity: Wired and 2.4G wireless; can be used while charging in wired mode
- FireGrip battery: 500mAh lithium
- FireGrip triggers: Plastic and metal
- FireGrip compatibility: PC, laptop, tablet, PS5, PS4 and Xbox



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Customer reviews
5.0
1 review
This mouse is an absolute game-changer for FPS. The ErgoStrike7's grip feels incredibly natural, like an extension of my hand. The recoil feedback is surprisingly immersive – it genuinely enhances the shooting experience. My aim has improved, and hand fatigue is almost non-existent. Highly recommend for serious gamers!
Jake T. · Jul 29 · Received an incentive for this review
Makes the ErgoStrike7 Vertical Gaming Mouse better
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