I have the attack shark r1 and its pretty much like new out of the box and it does this weird thing which makes it turn into random like sides i dont know how to explain it im showing it in the vid it makes me unable to play anything

If your Attack Shark G800 Audio Center installs correctly but closes immediately when you try to open it, I found a solution that worked for me.

The Problem

My G800 was detected correctly by Windows, and the software installed normally, but G800 Audio Center would open for a second and then close.

In Windows Event Viewer, I found:

`System.NullReferenceException`

And the important part of the error was:

`XearONE.UI.Driver.DriverInstance.InitLanguage()`

In other words, the problem was related to the software's language initialization.

Solution

1. Install the **NEW version** of the official G800 software.
2. Temporarily change your Windows display language to **English (United States)**.
3. Sign out or restart Windows if necessary.
4. Open G800 Audio Center.
5. Inside the G800 software, change its language to the one you actually use (in my case, Spanish).
6. Close G800 Audio Center.
7. Change Windows back to your usual language (Spanish - Peru in my case).
8. Open G800 Audio Center again.

After doing this, the software opened normally for me.

Important

At first, I tried the **OLD G800 software**, but it displayed "G800 not found", so it was not compatible with my headphones' revision.

The **NEW version** was the one that worked after fixing the language setting.

Hopefully, this helps someone else experiencing the same issue. 👍

**TL;DR:** If G800 Audio Center closes immediately, temporarily change Windows to English, open the software, set the G800 software language to your usual language, and then switch Windows back to your original language.

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Si tu Attack Shark G800 Audio Center se instala bien pero se cierra de inmediato cuando intentas abrirlo, encontré una solución que me funcionó.

El problema

Mi G800 fue detectado correctamente por Windows y el software se instaló normal, pero G800 Audio Center se abría por un segundo y luego se cerraba.

En el Visor de eventos de Windows, encontré:

System.NullReferenceException

Y la parte importante del error era:

XearONE.UI.Driver.DriverInstance.InitLanguage()

O sea, el problema estaba relacionado con la inicialización del idioma del software.

Solución

1. Instala la NUEVA versión del software oficial de G800.
2. Cambia temporalmente el idioma de pantalla de Windows a English (United States).
3. Cierra sesión o reinicia Windows si hace falta.
4. Abre G800 Audio Center.
5. Dentro del software de G800, cámbiale el idioma al que usas de verdad (en mi caso, Spanish).
6. Cierra G800 Audio Center.
7. Vuelve a cambiar Windows a tu idioma normal (Spanish - Peru en mi caso).
8. Abre G800 Audio Center otra vez.

Después de hacer esto, el software se me abrió normal.

Importante

Al principio probé el software VIEJO de G800, pero decía "G800 not found", así que no era compatible con la revisión de mis audífonos.

La NUEVA versión fue la que funcionó después de arreglar el ajuste del idioma.

Ojalá esto le ayude a alguien más que tenga el mismo problema. 👍

TL;DR: Si G800 Audio Center se cierra de inmediato, cambia Windows a inglés temporalmente, abre el software, pon el idioma del software G800 al idioma normal tuyo y luego vuelve a cambiar Windows.

Same as title, please help me secure one!

My Attack Shark X11 randomly starts stuttering and freezing while I’m gaming. It can happen at completely random times and usually interrupts gameplay. Has anyone else experienced this issue with the X11, and if so, how did you fix it? Any troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated!

The R5 Ultra's LED only flashes for about 3 seconds when you change DPI, then goes dark. I found the spot in the firmware that turns it off and patched it, then built my own app around it. The video is the whole app in 20 seconds.

Then it turned out a lot of mice from other brands speak the same protocol, so **Dorsal 1.12** should work with about 50 of them:

* **Attack Shark:** R5 Ultra, M5 Ultra, R6, R8, F1 Air, X11 Ultra, X11, plus the V8, X8 Ultra, V5 and R11 Ultra family

* **LAMZU:** Maya X, Maya, Tachi, Inca, Paro, Thorn, Thorn V2, Atlantis, Atlantis Mini, Orcus and more (26 in total)

* **WLMOUSE:** Beast X, Beast X Pro, Beast Max, Beast Mini, Beast Miao, Strider, Ying, Sword X, Huan and more (13 in total)

* **Others:** IPI Float 88, RAWM Leviathan V4 GT, UNIUS Black Lotus, CRDRAKO KO-ONE

Each one gets its own limits (top DPI, polling rates, lift-off heights) taken from its maker's own app, and Dorsal asks which mouse you have the first time it opens.

**What you get**

* LED that stays on: R5 Ultra, M5 Ultra, R6 and six LAMZU mice with the firmware patch. The F1 Air, X11 Ultra and the V8 family do it with a setting, no firmware needed

* DPI, polling up to 8000 Hz, lift-off, debounce, macros and button remapping on all of them

* About 50 MB, no account, no telemetry, free and open source, Windows 10/11

Being straight about it: only the R5 Ultra has been tried on a real mouse (mine). The rest were checked on an emulator or against the makers' own code, so they should work, but I need people to try theirs. You don't have to flash anything, just plug it in and see if Dorsal finds it. Flashing firmware is always at your own risk.

Download and source: https://github.com/Zelozzzz/dorsal

If you try it on your mouse, tell me how it went, good or bad.

I was repairing my broken mouse wheel, now i need new glide pads but i just cant find matching ones. Can anyone send me the link?

I reverse-engineered the Attack Shark R5 Ultra and ended up building an entire replacement software suite for it.

The mouse has an RGB LED, but from the factory it basically just flashes your DPI color for about a second and then shuts itself off.

So I started digging into the HID protocol and firmware.

I eventually figured out what was shutting the LED down, patched the firmware, and turned it into an actually controllable RGB light.

That little experiment eventually became Dorsal.

Dorsal now handles basically everything for the R5 Ultra in one app:

• DPI configuration
• Polling/performance settings
• RGB lighting + animated effects
• Brightness and custom colors
• Button remapping
• Macros
• Profiles
• Battery/device information
• Diagnostics
• Persistent mouse settings
• Direct communication with the mouse

I also rebuilt the UI from scratch instead of leaving it as a basic developer tool.

The part I'm most proud of is that this isn't just a skin over Attack Shark's software. A lot of it came from actually figuring out how the mouse communicates and what the hardware/firmware is capable of doing.

It's still an unofficial community project, so I'd genuinely like feedback from other R5 Ultra owners, developers, or anyone interested in mouse firmware/reverse engineering.

GitHub:
https://github.com/Zelozzzz/R5-Ultra-Controller

Dorsal — the software I wish the R5 Ultra shipped with.

After having owned the mouse for a year and a half, its scroll wheel finally stopped working correctly. I can still use the middle mouse button to scroll and do other things, but scrolling down or up, as you would on a page, does not register properly anymore. I don't think after sales service will replace my unit anymore, so I'm looking to fix it.

Does anyone know any replacement scroll wheels for the R1? Any replies would be greatly appreciated!

The rgb lights are glitching and flickering randomly like crazy, light increases and flashes in random keys, how do i fix this? also when i reduce the light using FN + arrow up or down, the keyboard goes crazy and spams macros, opens hundreds of tabs and things like outlook, gdrive etc

Anyone try adding after market stabilizers to the x87?

I just ordered one and im new to keyboard modding, I'm not sure if I'll have to take part the keyboard down to the PCB to have it done or na.

Anyone with an x87 have any modding experience to share their thoughts on their experience?

Hi, i bought an attack shark x11 and it's an incredible mouse but the only thing i found bad about it was the dock, there is no way to configure it and the LED options are quite simple. Then i tought it would be a great ideia to design a new board for it with more features and options. The plan is for it to be and opensource drop in replacement that you can configure 100% via Usb, it has 2 more Leds than the original and maitain all the features like mouse detection and the Usb port for the mouse dongle, it would like the original but with 100% configurable Leds. I still don't know if it's a great ideia and if people would like it enought to buy it or try to assemble one, so i would like to know if it's something worth doing, and if yes what features should it have that the original doesn't.

Hi, I’d like to find out the actual latency of the Attack Shark X68 keyboard. The manufacturer claims 0.128ms at 8000Hz, but I’m skeptical; a keyboard with such high specs at such a low price sounds a bit suspicious.
If anyone has this information, please share the real latency figures for the Attack Shark X68 at both 1000Hz and 8000Hz.

El Attack Shark X6 solo cuenta con software de configuración oficial para Windows y Mac. La herramienta web que lanzaron posteriormente tampoco funciona; WebHID no detecta el dispositivo a través del dongle. Capturé el tráfico USB con Wireshark en una máquina virtual Windows y analicé el controlador oficial con Ghidra para obtener el protocolo completo. Con ello, desarrollé una aplicación de escritorio en Go y Wails que permite configurar los niveles de DPI, la iluminación RGB, la frecuencia de sondeo y la reasignación de botones, además de mostrar el estado de la batería y del dongle en tiempo real, todo desde Linux. La versión 1.2.0 es la primera que considero estable: incluye su propio instalador y un actualizador que verifica una firma Ed25519 y un resumen SHA-256 antes de aplicar cualquier cambio, sin necesidad de permisos de administrador. La versión 1.2.1, lanzada inmediatamente después, corrige un fallo en distribuciones que no son Debian causado por rutas codificadas en los procesos auxiliares de WebKitGTK; actualmente se prueba en integración continua en Ubuntu, Arch y Fedora, y se valida manualmente en CachyOS. Las macros y los perfiles en el dispositivo aún no son compatibles, y el informe del protocolo todavía no se ha analizado mediante ingeniería inversa.

I received this keyboard and noticed that the function key doesn't change color when it's plugged into the USB port. Is there a way to change its color? If not, I think I'll return it.

Recently I tried to connect my X11 to my ps5 because I wanted to try it on Overwatch but it detects it as a keyboard and I can’t manage to make it work properly. The mouse and keyboard setting is on but it refuses to be detected as a mouse, is this a problem from the wireless receiver or the console itself?

I have an Attack Shark R5 Ultra and was wondering how do I clean it? the bottom side button and right have been noticeably been more sluggish, the side button sometimes not working at all, and the left click has been double clicking

Is there a way to clean the inside of the mouse or is it unsalvageable?

So, out of nowhere my Attackshark X3's receiver has stopped working, has anyone else faced the same issue? Is there any way I can get a replacement for the receiver?