ASUS 90MP04C0-BPAA00 TUF Gaming P1 Hatsune Miku Edition 360x260mm mouse pad
- Polyester
- Mousepad
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A 2.4 GHz wireless mouse with a matching pad and 1600 DPI optical tracking
This set combines a 2.4G wireless optical mouse with a matching mouse pad in a blue colourway. The mouse operates at 1600 DPI and uses a USB receiver for a cable-free connection to laptops or desktops. A silent click design reduces audible noise during use. The bundle suits home or office users who want a coordinated, ready-to-go pointing solution.
The USB receiver plugs into a standard port and stays in place for travel or permanent desktop use. Silent switches keep clicks discreet in shared spaces or quiet rooms. The included pad provides a consistent tracking surface for the optical sensor. Buyers who need programmable buttons, adjustable weight, or a wired connection will not find those features here.
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The mouse operates on a 2.4 GHz wireless link and reaches 1600 DPI sensitivity.
A USB receiver is supplied so the mouse works without extra cables.
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