The mouse is based on a laser sensor Avago 9500 UGS and supports resolutions from 90 to 5670 dpi, sampling of 1 kHz, and the possibility of processing 10.6 megapixels per second. The Avago sensor allows setting up the lift-off distance, and Func also points out the solid construction and the use of quality components (like Omron microswitches) for extended durability. Jacketed cable length is 2 meters and the USB is gold plated.

The mouse has ten programmable buttons and 512 KB of internal memory to store up to three game profiles, including up to 60 macros, each of them can consist of up to ten commands. The Func MS-3 has a very discreet LED lighting of the scroll button and indicators on the left mouse button to display the selected profile and dpi settings. The lighting can be adjusted to 16.8 million different colors. The mouse will go on sale next month at a suggested price of $79.95.

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