EvoFox Ghost X Pro

Ghost X Pro is an ultra-lightweight 54g tri-mode gaming mouse designed for competitive gaming. It features Wired, 2.4GHz Wireless, and Dual Bluetooth connectivity, a 30,000 DPI sensor, true 8000Hz polling rate, and an RGB charging dock.

• 54g Ultra-Lightweight Design
• Tri-Mode Connectivity
• Up to 30,000 DPI Precision Sensor
• 8000Hz Hyper Polling (Wired & 2.4GHz)
• RGB Charging Dock
• Huano 100 Million Click Switches
• Up to 102 Hours Battery Life
• Web-Based Customization Software

• Ghost X Pro Gaming Mouse
• RGB Charging Dock
• Grip Tape
• Extra PTFE Mouse Feet
• 1.5m Paracord Cable
• User Documentation

• Connect the charging dock or receiver to your PC.
• Switch the mouse to 2.4GHz mode.
• The mouse will connect automatically.

• Switch the mouse to Bluetooth mode.
• Put the mouse into pairing mode.
• Select "Ghost X Pro" from your device’s Bluetooth settings.

Connect the supplied USB paracord cable to the mouse and your computer. The mouse will automatically function in wired mode while charging.

Place the mouse on the included RGB charging dock or connect it directly using the supplied USB cable.

The Ghost X Pro supports a customizable DPI range from 200 to 30,000 DPI.

The mouse supports:
• 8000Hz in 2.4GHz Wireless mode
• 1000Hz in Wired mode
• 133Hz in Bluetooth mode

The Ghost X Pro features 6 programmable buttons.

It features premium Huano mechanical switches rated for 100 million clicks on the left and right buttons.

No. The RGB Charging Dock is an optional accessory and is sold separately.

No. The textured Grip Tape is an optional accessory and is sold separately.

Yes. Its 54g lightweight design, 30,000 DPI sensor, 8000Hz polling in 2.4GHz mode, 500 IPS tracking speed, and 50G acceleration make it ideal for competitive gaming.

Yes. All 6 programmable buttons can be remapped using the web-based software.

Yes. You can create and assign custom macros using the web software.

Yes. The DPI can be customized from 200 to 30,000 DPI.

Yes. You can create and assign custom macros using the web software.

Yes. You can configure the polling rate through the web software based on the selected connection mode. The maximum supported polling rates are 8000Hz (2.4GHz), 1000Hz (Wired), and 133Hz (Bluetooth).

Yes. If you purchase the optional RGB Charging Dock separately, you can choose from 11 RGB lighting effects.

Yes. The Ghost X Pro supports a web-based customization software for Windows and macOS, allowing you to configure buttons, macros, DPI, and performance settings.

Yes. Your customized button assignments, DPI levels, and performance settings can be saved through the web software.

• Up to 102 hours in 2.4GHz mode.
• Up to 147 hours in Bluetooth mode

Battery life may vary depending on usage.

Yes. Ghost X Pro automatically enters standby and deep sleep modes during inactivity to maximize battery life.

Yes. Connect the supplied paracord cable to continue using the mouse while it charges.

Ghost X Pro is compatible with Windows and macOS.

Yes. The web-based software supports both Windows and macOS for DPI adjustment, button remapping, macros, and performance settings.

Yes. The tri-mode connectivity allows seamless switching between Wired, 2.4GHz Wireless, and Dual Bluetooth devices.

• Ensure the mouse is powered on.
• Check that the correct connection mode is selected.
• Reconnect the wireless receiver.
• Restart the mouse and your computer.

• Clean the sensor.
• Use the mouse on a suitable surface.
• Ensure the PTFE feet are clean and undamaged.

Restart the mouse and verify your button assignments using the web software. Reset custom macros if required.

Check the USB connection and ensure the dock is connected to a powered USB-A or USB-C port.

• Ensure the mouse is properly seated on the charging dock.
• Verify the dock is connected to a powered USB port.
• Try charging directly using the supplied USB cable.

Open the web software to confirm your selected DPI levels and polling rate settings. Ensure 8000Hz polling is used only in Wired or 2.4GHz mode.

Make sure the connected device is within Bluetooth range, remove any previous pairing if necessary, and pair the mouse again.

Use the web-based software to reset the mouse to its default configuration. This restores the default DPI levels, button assignments, and performance settings.