Noctua is bringing its cooling expertise to a gaming mouse. The company partnered with Pulsar to produce the Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition. This mouse embeds a tiny fan to keep your palm dry during intense gaming sessions.
Carbon composite keeps weight at 73 grams
The mouse is built around a carbon composite exoskeleton that keeps weight at just 73 grams. It uses a USB-C port for charging. The standout feature is a NF-A4x10 5V PWM fan that blows air onto the palm. A motion sensor stops the fan when you lift your hand.
Specifications
- Weight: 73g
- Fan: NF-A4x10 5V PWM
- Sensor: XS-2 42000 DPI
- Polling Rate: 8K
- Material: Carbon composite exoskeleton
Fan speed is adjustable through five levels, controlled by onboard buttons or a driver. The sensor is a XS-2 capable of 42,000 DPI, and the polling rate reaches 8,000 Hz. Noctua claims the fan noise is indistinguishable from background noise, following the company's tradition of quiet operation.
Fan noise is indistinguishable from background noise
Pricing is expected around 200 EUR (about $232). Noctua did not confirm the exact price, but that figure was offered. The mouse is slated for release in late June or July 2026 globally.
This is Noctua's first gaming mouse, and the partnership with Pulsar brings together a peripheral maker and a cooling specialist. The result is a niche product aimed at gamers who want active palm cooling without sacrificing low weight or high performance.
The Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition combines a lightweight carbon shell, a high-end sensor, and an integrated fan. It is set to arrive this summer for around 200 euros. Gamers looking for a unique cooling solution may find it worth the wait.
Source: TweakTown
