Introduction

Established in 2004, Pwnage is a US-based peripherals company. The Trinity CF shares many of its specifications with the StormBreaker Max CF. To reach the 41 g weight, a carbon fiber composite shell is used, which additionally has holes across the bottom, top, and parts of the main buttons. For the sensor, the Pwnage XERO sees use, which is a PixArt PAW3950 whose CPI range has been extended to 36,000 CPI. Optical switches from Omron (D2FP-FN2) are utilized for the main buttons, and much like on the StormBreaker, the sensor position may be adjusted vertically. For both wired and wireless operation, true 8000 Hz polling is supported, and at 1000 Hz, Pwnage advertises up to 90 hours of battery life. The feet are made of pure PTFE, and replacement sets are included with the mouse. Configuration is done conveniently through a web driver. The Trinity CF is available in black, platinum, Nacho, or Sakura Samurai colorways.

Specifications

Packaging

Aside from the mouse, one finds a USB Type-A to Type-C charging cable, wireless dongle, two sets of replacement feet (fitted/dots), sets of grip tape, sticker, quick start guide, and a key fob in the box.

Weight

My scale shows around 41 g (+/- 1 g), which is a bit more than the 37 g weight cited by Pwnage. For comparison, the smaller Arbiter Studio AKITSU, which also utilizes a carbon fiber composite shell with holes for weight-saving, weighs 39 g, whereas the solid-shell SCYROX V8 and open-bottom Hitscan Hyperlight weigh 40 g. An excellent weight overall.