Ferrum One
GetDMA
11 900 ₽19 999 ₽
Ferrum One — an input device with up to 8K polling and mouse software. A full replacement for the Kmbox B+ Pro, works with all current software. Plug in and play.
- Polling rate
- Up to 8000 Hz (8K)
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Ferrum One is an input device with up to 8K polling support and mouse software. Ferrum supports all standard Kmbox B+ Pro commands, so it is a full replacement and works with all current software. Safe in every game, with higher mouse compatibility. Plug it in and play. No flashing required. Macros, AI aimbots, DMA solutions.
Features:
Perfect full pass-through
Zero detection vectors
Works with native mouse software
Universal mouse and keyboard compatibility
A dedicated API for more control
Ships with pre-installed firmware for plug-and-play operation
I/O:
Mouse input: 1 x USB A
First PC output: 1 x USB C
Second PC input: 1 x USB C
In the box:
1 x Ferrum One
General
- Device type
- Mouse/keyboard module
Compatibility
- KMBOX B+ Pro compatible
- Yes
Performance
- Polling rate
- Up to 8000 Hz (8K)
Hardware
- Firmware preinstalled
- Yes
Interfaces and connectivity
- Full pass-through
- Yes
- Mouse input
- 1 × USB-A
- Outputs to PC
- First PC — 1 × USB-C
- Second PC — 1 × USB-C
- Keyboard support
- Universal mouse and keyboard compatibility
Delivery and support
- Delivery type
- Physical device
What’s in the box
- Ferrum One
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Who Ferrum One is for
People pick Ferrum One when they want an input module with nothing to set up: it ships flashed, speaks the standard Kmbox B+ Pro command set, and therefore works with all the current software — macros, aim assistance, DMA setups. No flashing, no hunting for the right build, which is where "plug in and play" comes from.
Ferrum One or Makcu
- Ferrum One — plug-and-play, polling up to 8K, your mouse's own software keeps working, and compatibility is wider. The choice when your time is worth more than the difference in price.
- Makcu and Makxd — cheaper, but the board has to be flashed and configured once; the steps are in the Makcu flashing guide.
What to check before ordering
- Ports. The mouse goes into USB-A, and two USB-C run to the first and second computers — count the free connectors on your second PC.
- Your mouse. Compatibility is broad, but unusual wireless models with their own dongles are worth checking before you buy.
- The rest of the setup. This module only handles input: the picture travels through a fuser, memory is read by a DMA card, and the game decides the firmware.
Warranty and delivery
Every unit is tested before shipping and sold with a warranty. We ship across Russia and the CIS; the terms are on the payment and delivery page. Building a system from scratch works out cheaper as a kit.