ATTACK SHARK

ATTACK SHARK at a glance

ATTACK SHARK is a Guangzhou-based gaming peripheral brand with a range built around PC input devices and audio accessories. Its catalogue addresses players looking for different mouse shapes and keyboard formats as well as retailers assembling broader gaming-desk assortments.

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Commercial snapshot

Brand: ATTACK SHARK
Product categories: Gaming Keyboards & Mice
Gaming Headsets
Company: Guangzhou Junxingcheng Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd.
Headquarters: China · Guangzhou
Core product lines: The current catalogue includes wireless and wired gaming mice, mechanical and Hall effect keyboards, gaming headsets, mouse pads, keycaps, switches and related accessories. The X3 and X11 are mouse families, while the X68 HE and X85 are keyboard families. Exact switches, sensors, connectivity, layout, firmware and bundle contents vary by model and should be checked against the chosen regional SKU.
Distributor availability: Not publicly confirmed

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Checked 2026-09-23

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Official website / Headquarters
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Importer considerations:

Mice and keyboards create different support needs even when sold under one gaming brand. A distributor needs to map local keyboard layouts, wireless receiver variants, driver or browser configuration, firmware maintenance, spare cables and replacement keycaps against its intended channel. Headset compatibility and warranty intake require their own checks. User discussion of individual models is a demand and service signal, not evidence that every unit has the same performance or fault rate.

Commercial evaluation path:

Begin with a narrow mouse and keyboard selection that fits the intended retail price tier and customer setup. Freeze exact model numbers and regional configurations, test the device and software workflow on local systems, and confirm where customers obtain firmware and support. Ask for model-level conformity and battery documentation where relevant, then define returns, spare-part availability and warranty responsibilities before widening the range or negotiating territory terms.

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