Mouse Turtle Beach Burst II Air RF Wireless + Bluetooth

The Turtle Beach Burst II Air RF Wireless + Bluetooth is a right-hand gaming mouse designed for responsive optical tracking and flexible connectivity. With a high-resolution optical sensor rated at 26000 DPI and dual-mode connection via RF wireless and Bluetooth, this black mouse balances precision and convenience for a range of gaming setups. The device combines a lightweight profile with pressed buttons and a scroll wheel to support typical gaming input and navigation tasks.

Advantages

The Burst II Air offers a wide DPI range for precise cursor control and fast target acquisition. Dual connectivity via RF wireless and Bluetooth enables low-latency performance for gaming as well as easy pairing with laptops and mobile devices. A compact, right-hand form factor and a low weight contribute to comfortable prolonged use, while a robust maximum acceleration rating supports quick directional changes during gameplay.

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand ergonomic design
• Movement detection: Optical sensor
• Movement resolution: 26000 DPI
• Connectivity: RF Wireless and Bluetooth
• Input controls: Pressed buttons and scroll wheel
• Maximum acceleration: 50 G
• Weight: 0.047 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Insert the required batteries, switch the mouse on, and select the desired connection mode: pair via RF wireless using the included receiver or enable Bluetooth pairing on your host device. Adjust the DPI setting through the mouse software or onboard controls if available to match your preferred cursor sensitivity. Use the left and right pressed buttons and scroll wheel for standard click and navigation actions. Position the mouse on a suitable pad or surface to ensure consistent optical tracking.

Recommendations

For competitive play, use the RF wireless mode to minimize latency; for casual browsing or mobile work, Bluetooth offers simple multi-device pairing. Maintain a clean, flat surface and check battery level regularly to avoid interruptions. If you experience inconsistent tracking, try cleaning the sensor area and verifying the surface suitability for optical sensors.