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DELL Alienware AW320M Wired Gaming Mouse 19000 DPI Black
A wired gaming mouse delivering 19,000 DPI, 400 IPS tracking, 50G acceleration and six programmable buttons in a lightweight design with 60-million-click switches
- Native 19,000 DPI sensor tracks at 400 IPS with 50G acceleration
- Six programmable buttons let you execute combos and toggle weapons instantly
- 60 million-click rated L/R switches deliver crisp, tactile feedback for lasting accuracy
- Ultra-flexible paracord USB-A cable reduces drag for unrestricted movement
Slimmed-Down Wired Gaming Mouse
The Alienware AW320M is a lightweight wired mouse built for fast-paced gaming. It connects via a flexible paracord USB-A cable that reduces drag during intense sessions. The slim profile and 3D-sculpted thumb grips are shaped to improve control and comfort over extended play.
19,000 DPI Optical Sensor
The native 19,000 DPI sensor tracks movement up to 400 inches per second and withstands 50G acceleration. Six fully programmable buttons let you map combos or weapon swaps for quick execution. Crisp tactile left and right keyplates are rated for 60 million clicks, maintaining accuracy through heavy use.
Highlights
- Native 19,000 DPI sensor tracks at 400 IPS with 50G acceleration
- Six programmable buttons let you execute combos and toggle weapons instantly
- 60 million-click rated L/R switches deliver crisp, tactile feedback for lasting accuracy
- Ultra-flexible paracord USB-A cable reduces drag for unrestricted movement
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 19,000 DPI sensor and 400 IPS tracking work reliably on my older mousepad surface?
The optical sensor delivers 19,000 native DPI and tracks up to 400 inches per second, so it performs accurately on most cloth or hard pads you already own.
How can I confirm the six programmable buttons and 60-million-click switches are functioning after I plug the mouse in?
Open the Alienware Command Center software, assign a unique action to each of the six buttons, then test every click; the L/R keyplates are rated for 60 million clicks, so each press should register crisply.
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