Genius NX-8006S Black
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Genius NX-8006S Black
Are you dreaming of a great mouse to go with your computer? With the Genius NX-8006S Black, you can work with your computer with ease. It is a practical wireless mouse. It won't clutter your computer area with unnecessary cables. You can easily connect it to your computer using the cable with a basic USB interface. The body of this mouse has a symmetric design, so it's perfect for ambidextrous gamers. This mouse uses the very reliable optical technology. The mouse has a sensitivity of up to 1600 DPI. You will be able to make use of 3 buttons. The mouse is powered via AA batteries. It's got quiet buttons, so you won't annoy anyone around you. This particular model is specially designed for office jobs, but casual players will love it.
Genius NX-8006S Black PC Mouse Key Features
- Wireless PC mouse will ensure an end to messy cables
- Optical technology ensures a smooth response
- Genius Mouse is symmetrical, fits in either hand
- Connects using USB
- Genius NX-8006S Black gaming mouse sensitivity is up to 1600 DPI
- You will be able to use its 3 durable and practical buttons
- Reciever has a range of up to 10 m
- Uses battery type AA
- Packaging includes battery
- Genius mouse compatability: windows 7, windows 8, windows 10 and macOS
- Mouse requires one battery
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Founded in 1983, this Taiwanese company has satisfied millions of customers worldwide ever since. Genius built its brand primarily in the field of computer accessories, such as keyboards, mice, tablets, and gaming controllers. Their peripherals are used across the world, satisfying demanding users in both the office and the home, and the company has a dense network of branches in Taiwan, the US, UK, Germany, China, and many other countries.
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