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Lenovo 0A36407 ThinkPad Bluetooth 3.0 Laser Mouse 1200 dpi
A wireless laser mouse with 1200 dpi tracking and Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, featuring a tilting scroll wheel and automatic low-power mode
- ColorBlack
- Specifications1200 DPI
- SizeStandard
- Bluetooth 3.0 gives cable-free freedom
- 1200 dpi sensor delivers precise tracking
- Tilting scroll wheel speeds document navigation
- Power management extends battery life
- Soft-touch finish ensures comfortable grip
Wireless Connectivity & Precision
The Lenovo ThinkPad Bluetooth Laser Mouse connects to compatible Windows systems using Bluetooth 3.0 technology, eliminating the need for a separate receiver. A 1200 dpi laser sensor delivers accurate cursor control across a variety of surfaces for everyday productivity tasks.
Power Efficiency & Comfort
A built-in power management system automatically switches the mouse to a low-power mode during periods of inactivity to extend battery life. The device is powered by two supplied batteries and features a soft-touch finish designed for comfortable handling during extended use.
Tilt Scroll & System Requirements
A tilting scroll wheel enables horizontal and vertical navigation through documents and spreadsheets without additional buttons. Non-Bluetooth computers require an optional USB Bluetooth dongle to establish a connection with this peripheral.
Highlights
- Bluetooth 3.0 gives cable-free freedom
- 1200 dpi sensor delivers precise tracking
- Tilting scroll wheel speeds document navigation
- Power management extends battery life
- Soft-touch finish ensures comfortable grip
Specifications
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Model | 0A36407 |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | 1200 DPI |
| Size | Standard |
Questions about this item
How do I pair this ThinkPad mouse using Bluetooth 3.0, and what step do people miss?
Enable Bluetooth on the computer, put the mouse in pairing mode, then select it in the OS settings; the step often missed is removing any old pairing entry for the same device before trying again.
What maintenance will the 0A36407 need later, and when?
Replace the two supplied batteries when the cursor becomes erratic or the low-power mode activates too quickly; no other user-serviceable parts are inside.
What limit appears first during long sessions with the 1200 dpi sensor?
Battery drain is the first practical limit; the power management system extends life by switching to low-power mode during pauses, but continuous use will still deplete the cells.
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