Finalmouse Starlight X SLX Australia
Starlight speed, built for first-shot control.
Finalmouse Starlight X SLX is an ultralight wireless gaming mouse made for competitive FPS players who care about weight, click timing and shape consistency. At 38 grams, with TMR-DS analog click sensing and a carbon fiber super composite shell, it is built to feel fast without feeling fragile.
A new generation
Not a shell refresh. A full rebuild.
SLX is described by Finalmouse as the largest engineering redesign in its history. The shape, mechanical architecture, wireless implementation, firmware, click sensing, RF design and materials were rebuilt together rather than tuned one part at a time.
Technical mold view
Shape first. Every surface has a job.
The SLX form is tuned around stable contact points. The goal is simple: let the mouse disappear in hand so micro-corrections, stopping power and click timing take over.
Performance layers
Lightweight, click speed and wireless timing treated as one system.
Instead of chasing a single headline spec, SLX is built around the parts that competitive players actually feel: how quickly the mouse starts, how precisely it stops, how early the click is detected and how stable the wireless link remains on a busy desk.
Carbon fiber super composite
Finalmouse lists the material density below 0.9 g/cm³, with about 70% more carbon fiber reinforcement and over 3x the strength-to-weight ratio of magnesium.
TMR-DS analog click system
A magnet beneath the clicker and proprietary TMR sensors read the moment you commit to a click, reducing physical click latency before traditional electrical actuation begins.
Unibody main cage
The internal structure moves to a 3-component unibody architecture with graphite-coated titanium screws, improving rigidity, surface continuity and mechanical consistency.
Nordic nRF54LM20 platform
The SLX wireless system uses Nordic's nRF54LM20 MCU with a 25nm process node, improved RF efficiency and 4 Mbps wireless modulation support.
Finalmouse F1 sensor
Developed with PixArt for Starlight X, the F1 sensor platform focuses on resolution accuracy, IPS, power efficiency and maximum resolution.
PerfectSync and PerfectPolling
Firmware aligns sensor polling, MCU processing, RF transmission and USB output without smoothing or buffering that would add extra delay.
RF and receiver engineering
Wireless that was designed around the desk, not just the mouse.
SLX introduces a puck-style receiver with a raised metal antenna system for improved radiation efficiency and signal integrity. Inside the mouse, the antenna is moved northward, a ceramic chip antenna is used and the RF pass-through chassis is refined for stronger signal integrity at lower transmission power.
Detailed specifications
The important SLX specs, kept exact.
These figures are taken from the Starlight X technical overview supplied for this product. They are written here in search-friendly language for buyers comparing Finalmouse in Australia, ultralight wireless gaming mice and competitive FPS mouse options.
- Product
- Finalmouse Starlight X SLX wireless gaming mouse
- Connectivity
- Wireless, configured through Xpanel
- OS support
- Windows, macOS and Linux
- Dimensions
- 124.8mm length, 58.9mm grip width and 39.5mm height
- Weight
- 38 grams
- Latency
- 223µs end-to-end electrical latency; up to 35ms physical click latency reduction with TMR-DS on the most sensitive actuation setting
- Click system
- TMR-DS dual-state analog click system with proprietary TMR sensors and 0.01mm actuation control increments
- Switch
- Huano Blue Shell Pink Dot mechanical switch
- Material
- Carbon fiber super composite, density below 0.9 g/cm³
- Fasteners
- Graphite-coated titanium screws, approximately 0.02g each
- MCU
- Nordic nRF54LM20
- Sensor
- Finalmouse F1 custom sensor platform
- Battery
- Jauch 250mAh advanced chemistry lithium battery
Product views
See the SLX from more than one angle.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you choose.
Who is SLX for?
It suits players who prioritise fast stopping, low fatigue and very light movement for games like Counter-Strike 2, Valorant, Apex Legends and other aim-heavy FPS titles.
Is 38 grams too light?
If you prefer a planted heavy mouse, SLX may feel sharp at first. If you already use lightweight FPS mice, the low mass helps with starts, stops and quick corrections.
What makes the click system different?
The mechanical switch still provides the feel, while the TMR-DS system detects click intent earlier through magnetic sensing. It is designed to reduce the slow physical part of the click chain.
