The TEN AIR PRO marks NINJUTSO’s entry into a different approach to lightweight gaming mouse design. Rather than relying on a perforated body to reduce weight, the company has kept the outer shell solid while focusing on its internal components and input performance.
It features the AIMNINJA PRO 50 optical sensor. According to NINJUTSO’s promotional specifications, it supports up to 50,000 DPI, a tracking speed of 20,000 IPS and acceleration above 30G.
The company promotes the mouse for fast tracking in competitive games such as Valorant, Counter-Strike 2 and Delta Force. These figures are advertised specifications, not results from independent testing.
The mouse supports an 8,000Hz polling rate in both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes. This allows it to report its position every 0.125 milliseconds, compared with 1 millisecond at 1,000Hz.
The shorter reporting interval can reduce the time between input updates. However, the actual benefit depends on the computer, game and display.
NINJUTSO has paired the sensor with a PixArt PAR2863 main controller. The mouse features a mechanical single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch with a reported 32kHz hardware scan rate and a trigger force of 0.57N.
The switch’s 32kHz scan rate is separate from the mouse’s 8,000Hz polling rate. Both figures describe different parts of its input operation.
The TEN AIR PRO weighs 45g (0.09 lbs), with a stated tolerance of ±1g. Unlike gaming mice with honeycomb cutouts, it has a solid outer shell.
Its body measures 124.5mm in length and 59.7mm in width. The rear height is 39mm, while the front measures 26.5mm.
NINJUTSO has given the mouse a skin-like surface coating and 100% PTFE feet. These feet are designed to help it glide smoothly across different mouse pads.
The mouse features the company’s HyperWheel scroll wheel mechanism, which is advertised for smoother scrolling and a controlled feel. Its ergonomic body has a curved shape, with no perforations across the outer shell.
Power comes from a rechargeable battery with a listed capacity range of 300–499mAh. The mouse supports both wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections.
NINJUTSO advertises up to 130 hours of wireless battery life at a 1,000Hz polling rate. Actual runtime will depend on the selected settings and usage, and the 130-hour figure should not be expected at 8,000Hz.
For PC customization, the TEN AIR PRO supports NINJUTSO’s NinjaForce software. The JD.com listing confirms Windows compatibility, although it does not provide a complete list of software settings.
The TEN AIR PRO is listed at 599 yuan (Approx $90) through NINJUTSO’s official JD.com store in China. Buyers can choose between black and white versions.
The current listing does not confirm international pricing or availability. NINJUTSO has yet to provide sales details for the US or other markets.
Source: JD.Com
