IFA26: Rapoo brings 2 mice M360 Smart and VT3 Max Master V2
Surfing the news of IFA 2026, I saw that Rapoo brought two quite interesting wireless mouse models because their user orientation is completely separate. Instead of making a half-hearted product that tries to serve everything, the company is very clearly divided with one side being the M360 for daily office work, and the other side being the VT3 Max Master V2 that focuses maximally on the competitive gaming experience.
Rapoo M360: Ergonomic office mouse, smooth clicking and AI shortcut keys
With the need to work in the office or at home, Rapoo M360 is a very practical choice. The mouse has an ergonomic design that hugs the palm of your hand, fits comfortably in size and weighs 88g. What I appreciate in an office mouse is that the buttons are equipped with Silent switches to help minimize clicking noise, with a durability of 5 million clicks, very suitable for working in a quiet space without fear of disturbing surrounding colleagues.
Regarding connectivity, the M360 supports flexible switching between Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz wireless waves via a Nano receiver within a range of 10 meters. Equipping both connections is very convenient. If your computer runs out of USB ports or accidentally forgets the receiver, you can still use Bluetooth normally.
The mouse has 4 customizable shortcut keys, in which the DPI button doubles as the Copilot key to quickly open the AI control panel with just one touch. The optical sensor supports 7 DPI levels from 800 to 4000, providing good accuracy on many different screen resolutions. The mouse uses 1 AA battery for up to 12 months of operation, comes in three colors: dark gray, blue, white and has a 2-year warranty.
Rapoo VT3 Max Master V2: 59g gaming mouse, 8KHz scan frequency and 40,000 DPI sensor
In contrast to the calmness of the M360, the VT3 Max Master V2 is a mouse that supports gaming. The first impressive point is that the weight of the mouse is only about 59g. Ergonomic shape combined with an ultra-light body helps you flick the mouse quickly in intense fights without wrist fatigue. The two main buttons also have a lifespan of up to 120 million clicks.
In terms of competition performance, the mouse supports Type-C wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections with Dual 8KHz response frequency in both modes, making signal latency almost zero. Infrared optical sensor reaches a maximum resolution of 40,000 DPI, supports 1-unit customization via driver with 7 preset levels, 750 IPS tracking speed and 60G acceleration.
The mouse has 10 programmable buttons and built-in memory to directly save macro and DPI configurations without reinstalling the software when switching devices. The 800mAh battery provides up to 450 hours of use, Type-C charging in 3 hours and the box comes with anti-slip stickers and replacement mouse feet.
Personally, I find Rapoo's approach very clear. If you need a comfortable mouse, a year-long battery and an AI call button for work, the M360 is a reasonable choice. If you want to find a super light mouse, good sensor and 8KHz frequency for serious gaming, the VT3 Max Master V2 is worth keeping an eye on. Which mouse style do you like more?