LC-Power m710B optical mouse Right-hand USB Type-A

SKU
M710B
£5.45 £4.54
In stock
Optical Mice, Cable 1.45m, Black
The optical sensor technology is one of the most significant upgrades by computer mice. Through the replacement of the control ball and all other movable parts, which were in the past necessary for the movement, now the optical mouse is nonwearing and more precise than a normal mouse with control ball ever will be. No incalculable mouse movements anymore The optical sensor gives 800 signals per second to the digital signal processor, whereby unwanted jumps will be avoid, which appear by normal mice with control ball. No cleaning necessary Through the economise from moveable parts you haven´t any pollution, which makes the optical mouse almost maintenance-free. No mouse pad necessary The mouse is so accurate that it can be used on almost every flush surface. Easy side navigation The scroll wheel allows you to browse and search easily in documents and in the World Wide Web.
SKU M710B
EAN 5706998524829
Manufacturer LC-Power
In Stock Y
Mouse
PurposeOffice
Recommended usagePC
ScrollYes
Scroll typeWheel
Movement detection technologyOptical
Buttons quantity2
Device interfaceUSB Type-A
Input device
PurposeOffice
Recommended usagePC
ScrollYes
Scroll typeWheel
Movement detection technologyOptical
Buttons quantity2
Device interfaceUSB Type-A
Ports & interfaces
Cable length1.45 m
Design
Product colourBlack
Form factorRight-hand
Technical details
Weight75 g
Product colourBlack
Form factorRight-hand
Plug and PlayYes
Number of buttons2 buttons
Connectivity technologyWired
Ergonomics
Plug and PlayYes
Cable length1.45 m
Power
Power sourceCable
Software
Windows operating systems supportedYes
Mac operating systems supportedYes
System requirements
Windows operating systems supportedYes
Mac operating systems supportedYes
Weight & dimensions
Weight75 g
Depth103 mm
Height69.5 mm
Packaging data
Package depth36 mm
Other features
Weight75 g
Number of buttons2 buttons
Mouse dimensions (WxDxH)103 x 69.5 x 36 mm
Connectivity technologyWired