allentian
allentian Wireless Mouse 1300 DPI 2.4 GHz Gray 80 g
A compact wireless mouse with 1300 DPI optical tracking and a 10 m 2.4 GHz range, weighing 80 g and running up to 9 months on a single AA battery
- ColorGray
- Lightweight 80 g design for easy portability
- 1300 DPI optical sensor for precise tracking
- 4 GHz wireless link up to 10 m range
- Runs up to 9 months on one AA battery
- Compact 9.8 x 6.1 x 3.8 cm shape fits small spaces
Compact wireless mouse for office and home
The allentian wireless mouse weighs 80 g and measures 9.8 x 6.1 x 3.8 cm, making it small enough to carry in a laptop bag. It connects through a 2.4 GHz USB receiver with a 10 m range and uses a photoelectric sensor set at 1300 DPI. Power comes from a single AA battery that is not included, rated for up to 9 months of typical use.
Suits users who want a lightweight, quiet pointer
The three-button layout and mute click design work well for general office tasks, web browsing and light productivity. Buyers who need adjustable DPI levels, programmable buttons or a rechargeable battery will not find those features here. The fixed 1300 DPI setting also limits precision for detailed design or gaming work.
Fits a minimal desktop setup
The USB receiver plugs directly into any free port and stores inside the mouse when travelling, freeing up a port and reducing cable clutter. No software installation is required, so the mouse is ready to use on Windows, macOS or Linux systems. The AA battery compartment adds a slight hump that keeps the profile low for shallow laptop bags.
Highlights
- Lightweight 80 g design for easy portability
- 1300 DPI optical sensor for precise tracking
- 4 GHz wireless link up to 10 m range
- Runs up to 9 months on one AA battery
- Compact 9.8 x 6.1 x 3.8 cm shape fits small spaces
Specifications
| Color | Gray |
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Questions about this item
Does the mouse come with the AA battery it needs to operate?
The mouse requires one AA battery which is not included in the package.
Will the 2.4 GHz USB receiver occupy a port that my older USB 2.0 hub cannot spare?
The receiver uses a standard USB interface compatible with USB 2.0 ports and hubs.
How can I confirm the 1300 DPI sensor is tracking correctly on my desk surface?
Move the pointer across the screen; smooth cursor motion without jumps indicates the photoelectric sensor is working at its 1300 DPI setting.
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