BFKK
BFKK Gaming Mouse Blue 4800 DPI 3-Mode Wireless
A three-mode wireless mouse with six adjustable DPI levels up to 4800, six macro buttons and a 20-million-click rating
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- Switch between two devices instantly with 2.4 GHz and dual Bluetooth channels
- Six adjustable DPI steps from 800 to 4800 suit any task
- Ergonomic shape tested to 20 million clicks for lasting comfort
- Plug-and-play nano receiver stores inside the mouse when travelling
- Six programmable macro buttons plus RGB backlighting customise your setup
BFKK Gaming Mouse Blue 4800 DPI
The BFKK Gaming Mouse in blue is a wireless gaming peripheral that offers three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired via Type-C. It is designed for gamers who want a single mouse that works across PC, Mac and mobile devices without installing drivers. The six programmable macro buttons and adjustable DPI give quick access to in-game commands.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This mouse suits players who switch between a desktop and a laptop or tablet and value the convenience of a stored nano receiver. It also fits users who prefer a lightweight, ergonomic shape tested for 20 million clicks. Buyers who need a heavy mouse with adjustable weights, swappable side grips or a charging dock should consider other models.
Deciding spec: 4800 DPI optical sensor
The sensor tops out at 4800 DPI with six selectable steps from 800 to 4800. If your play style demands higher sensitivity or a sensor rated beyond 4800 DPI, this unit will not meet that requirement. For most MOBA, FPS and productivity tasks the range is sufficient.
特長
- Switch between two devices instantly with 2.4 GHz and dual Bluetooth channels
- Six adjustable DPI steps from 800 to 4800 suit any task
- Ergonomic shape tested to 20 million clicks for lasting comfort
- Plug-and-play nano receiver stores inside the mouse when travelling
- Six programmable macro buttons plus RGB backlighting customise your setup
仕様
| Color | Blue |
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この商品に関する質問
Does the box include the USB receiver and charging cable, or must I buy them separately?
The nano receiver is stored inside the mouse and a Type-C charging cable is supplied, so no extra purchase is needed.
Should I pick the 4800 DPI model or a lower-DPI version for everyday office work?
Six preset steps from 800 to 4800 DPI are built in; you can switch on the fly, so one model covers both office and gaming use.
Will the advertised 4800 DPI feel fast enough on a 4 K monitor in daily use?
At the top 4800 DPI setting the cursor crosses a 4 K screen with minimal hand movement, while lower steps give finer control for detail work.
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