Trust Yvi FX Wireless Mouse - White

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Trust Yvi FX Wireless Mouse - White

Are you looking for an amazing mouse for your computer? With help from the Trust Yvi FX Wireless Mouse - White, you'll be capable of much more than you think! The mouse is wireless. It won't irritate you with annoying cables. It can be easily connected to your computer using radio waves with a reach of up to 8 m. The body of this mouse is symmetrically designed, so it's perfect for ambidextrous users. The mouse's sensitivity comes from the very reliable optical technology. The mouse has a sensitivity of up to 1600 DPI. You will be able to make use of 4 buttons. The mouse draws power via AA batteries. The mouse's button for setting the DPI value allows you to heighten or lower its sensitivity. This particular model is especially made for office jobs, but casual gamers will appreciate it as well.
Trust Yvi FX Wireless Mouse - White PC Mouse Key Features
- Wireless mouse means no tangled cables
- Optical tech will provide a smooth response
- Multicoloured backlighting will interest anyone
- Battery life: 6 months
- TRUST Mouse is a symmetrical mouse and can be used by either hand
- Wirelessly connects via radio technology
- Trust Yvi FX Wireless Mouse - White gaming mouse sensitivity is 1600 DPI
- You'll have full access to 4 practical and durable buttons
- Reciever with a range of up to 8 m
- Easily change the mouse sensitivity with one button
- Battery type: AA
- Package includes battery
- Requires one battery

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Trust International B.V.,Laan van Barcelona 600, 3317 DD Dordrecht, [email protected], [email protected]
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