CANYON · EMISAT GM-14
A different angle on control.
The Canyon Emisat GM-14 brings a vertical grip and a thumb-operated 5D joystick to a wired gaming mouse. Seven programmable buttons, a Pixart optical sensor and RGB lighting give this distinctive black design a purpose beyond its shape.

GRIP
Meet the vertical profile
The upright housing changes how you hold the mouse, with a textured, rubberised surface and a defined thumb area. Grip preference is personal; the shape is a design choice rather than a promise of medical benefit.
THUMB CONTROL
Five directions, close at hand
The dual-mode 5D mini-joystick adds directional thumb control beside the main buttons. In office mode it handles volume, playback and track changes. The guide describes switching office/gaming modes by holding the middle and right buttons for three seconds.
SETTINGS
Make the commands your own
The model software supports button assignments, macro functions and sensitivity settings. The Pixart PAW3212 optical sensor is specified at up to 4800 DPI, with the maximum consistent across the original and current manufacturer information.
LIGHTING
Colour along the edges
Ten backlight-effect modes add colour around the mouse and its illuminated top detail. The textured thumb side and tall profile give the lighting a distinctive outline.
CONNECTION
Braided cable. Wired USB.
The fixed 1.65 m USB lead has a braided covering and a ferrite ring. Its wired connection does not require a wireless receiver; the ring is a physical interference-suppression component, not a claim of lower gaming latency.
SOFTWARE
Check the platform before customising
The original mouse compatibility listing names Windows 7, 8 and 10 plus Mac OS. Current manufacturer downloads are separately labelled Windows 7–11. That software listing does not establish Mac configuration support or compatibility with every newer operating-system release.






The exact-model guide supports the six DPI steps shown here. The current product table contains a different preset list and conflicting switch-life ratings, so a single click-life guarantee is not asserted. Windows software availability does not establish Mac configuration support.















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