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Last Updated | 12/24/2023
Published | 3/30/2023

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Pros & Cons -

Pros

  • Ergonomic palm grip design reduces fatigue during extended sessions
  • 10M-click switches ensure longevity for MOBA/MMO gameplay
  • Plug-and-play simplicity with four preset DPI settings (800–4,200)
  • Sturdy ABS construction avoids creaks/flex common in budget mice
  • 1ms/1000Hz polling rate meets baseline competitive standards for wired mice

Cons

  • 48 IPS tracking falls below modern esports requirements (250+ IPS)
  • 133g weight feels cumbersome vs. ultralight competitors
  • No native button remapping for side/middle buttons

What We Think -

The Acer Predator Cestus 310 is a budget-friendly gaming mouse tailored for palm-grip enthusiasts who value simplicity and durability over flashy customization. Its ergonomic design and textured grips make it a reliable companion for extended Diablo IV marathons or casual Minecraft sessions, though its 48 IPS sensor falls short for competitive titles like Counter-Strike 2. Priced at $34.99, this mouse delivers plug-and-play convenience with four preset DPI settings (800–4,200) and switches rated for 10 million clicks—ideal for MOBA players spamming abilities in League of Legends.

Programmability Notes: The two side buttons and middle click lack native remapping capabilities, requiring third-party software like AutoHotKey for customization. This limitation hampers MMO or RPG players needing quick-access macros in games like Final Fantasy XIV. While the side buttons register as XButton1 and XButton2, their fixed functions (forward/backward navigation) limit tactical flexibility compared to rivals like the Redragon K1NG M996 (8KHz polling) or the Cougar Minos XT, both offering programmable buttons.

For casual gamers, the Cestus 310’s no-frills approach shines—no software bloat, no RGB distractions. Yet, its 133g weight and dated sensor make it a poor fit for esports. Think of it as a nostalgic gateway for budget setups or secondary rigs, not a tournament-ready tool.

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2017
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01/2014 04/2022
PixArt PAW3519
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133 59
133 g

Hardware

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4200 26000
48
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48 650
10g
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Specifications -

    General Features

  • Price (MSRP) $34.99
  • SKU / Part # -
  • Color(s) -
  • Design(s) ? -
  • Weight 133.00 g / 4.69 oz
  • Material plastic
  • Coating ? matte
  • Feet Material ? PTFE (Black-Dyed)
  • Lighting ? 3 zone (led)
  • Release Date ? 07/2019

    Connectivity

  • Connection wired
  • Connectivity ? n/a
  • Computer Side Connector USB-A
  • Mouse Side Connector n/a
  • Cable Type braided
  • Paracord ?
  • Battery Hours ? n/a

    Dimensions

  • Length 121.00 mm / 4.76 in
  • Width 67.00 mm / 2.64 in
  • Height 39.00 mm / 1.54 in

    Shape & Form

  • Form Factor ? right
  • Shape ? ergonomic
  • Hump ? middle
  • Front Flare ? flat

    Extra Features

  • Adjustable Weight ?
  • Honeycomb Frame ?
  • Silent Clicks ?

    Sensor Specs

  • Sensor ? PixArt PAW3519
  • Sensor Type optical
  • Flawless Sensor ?
  • Sensor Latency ? -
  • Polling Rate ? 1000 Hz
  • DPI ? 4200 k
  • IPS ? 48
  • Acceleration ? 10 g
  • Lift-off Distance ? -
  • Lift-off Settings ? -
  • Motion Sync ?
  • Hardware Acceleration ?
  • Nvidia Reflex ?
  • Smoothing ?

    Switch Specs

  • Switch Type ? mechanical
  • Switches ? -
  • Hot Swappable ?
  • Click Latency ? -
  • Click Force ? -

    Control & Function

  • MCU ? -
  • Side Button(s) ? 2
  • Middle Button(s) ? 1
  • Programmable Button(s) ? 0
  • Tilt Wheel ?
  • Adjustable Scroll Wheel ?
  • Onboard Memory ? (5) 
  • Profile Switching ?
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