Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Ultra-thin .3mm finger sleeves with luminous anti-slip grip for mobile gaming
These ultra-thin sleeves measure .3 mm and fit the thumb and forefinger. Breathable fabric wicks sweat during long sessions while the luminous material makes fingers visible in low light. The anti-slip surface helps maintain consistent contact with the screen.
The pair covers only two digits so it suits shooters that rely on thumb and index control. Players who want full-hand coverage or protection for additional fingers will need a different solution. The slim profile adds minimal bulk but offers no padding against impact.
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The .3mm ultra-thin profile is designed to maintain full touch response, so your current screen protector should not interfere with gameplay.
In low light the sleeves emit a visible glow; if you see the finger tips lighting up while playing, the luminous coating is working as intended.
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