VERBATIM
VERBATIM 70242 wireless gaming mouse graphite 1600 dpi 2.40 GHz
Wireless mouse with Blue LED tracking at 1600 dpi and a 2.40 GHz nano receiver, includes AA battery
- TypeOffice Products
- ColorGraphite
- Wireless 2.40 GHz link cuts cable clutter
- 1600 dpi Blue LED sensor tracks precisely
- Silent clicks keep focus sharp in quiet spaces
- Ergonomic graphite shape fits hand for long sessions
- AA battery and nano receiver included for instant use
Wireless gaming mouse with blue LED
The Verbatim 70242 is a graphite-coloured wireless mouse that uses a 2.40 GHz radio link and a blue LED sensor fixed at 1600 dpi. A nano receiver plugs into a USB port and the mouse runs on one included AA battery. It is sold new as a basic pointing device for everyday computing.
Suitable for quiet office work not competitive play
The silent click design suits shared desks and home offices where noise matters, while the single fixed sensitivity keeps setup simple for general browsing and document tasks. Gamers who need adjustable DPI, programmable buttons or a higher polling rate should look at a different model.
Fixed 1600 dpi blue LED sensor
The sensor resolution is set at 1600 dpi and cannot be changed in hardware or software, so buyers who need multiple sensitivity steps or a different tracking technology must choose another mouse.
Highlights
- Wireless 2.40 GHz link cuts cable clutter
- 1600 dpi Blue LED sensor tracks precisely
- Silent clicks keep focus sharp in quiet spaces
- Ergonomic graphite shape fits hand for long sessions
- AA battery and nano receiver included for instant use
Specifications
| Brand | Verbatim |
|---|---|
| Type | Office Products |
| Color | Graphite |
| Shipping weight | 0.61 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 150 × 46 mm |
Questions about this item
Which sensitivity level does the 70242 mouse operate at?
The mouse runs at a fixed 1600 dpi resolution, giving one consistent cursor speed without adjustable steps.
How far can the cursor move on screen when I slide the mouse one inch?
At 1600 dpi the pointer travels 1600 counts per inch, so typical desktop navigation feels brisk while still allowing precise targeting in games.
What does the 2.40 GHz wireless link mean for lag and range?
The 2.40 GHz radio connection pairs with the included nano receiver for low-latency input and a working distance of several metres in clear air.
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