VERBATIM
VERBATIM 70243 Wireless Blue LED Gaming Mouse Red 1600 dpi 2.40 GHz
Wireless gaming mouse with a 1600 dpi blue LED sensor, 2.40 GHz radio link and a red finish
- TypeOffice Products
- ColorRed
- Wireless 2.40 GHz link frees desk space
- Blue LED sensor tracks at 1600 dpi
- Silent clicks keep work areas quiet
- Ergonomic red design fits hand comfortably
- Nano receiver stores inside mouse body
Silent Ergonomic Wireless Mouse
The Verbatim 70243 is a red wireless gaming mouse that connects through a 2.40 GHz radio-frequency nano receiver. Its blue LED sensor tracks at a fixed 1600 dpi resolution. The symmetrical shape is designed for quiet office or home use.
Included Nano Receiver And AA Battery
A tiny USB nano receiver stays plugged into the host computer for a clutter-free link. One AA battery ships inside the box so the mouse works immediately without a separate purchase. No software installation is required for basic operation.
Fixed 1600 DPI Blue LED Sensor
The sensor resolution cannot be adjusted beyond 1600 dpi, so users who need on-the-fly sensitivity switching or higher precision for competitive gaming should consider other models. The blue LED works on most standard desk surfaces without a mouse pad.
Highlights
- Wireless 2.40 GHz link frees desk space
- Blue LED sensor tracks at 1600 dpi
- Silent clicks keep work areas quiet
- Ergonomic red design fits hand comfortably
- Nano receiver stores inside mouse body
Specifications
| Brand | VERBATIM CORPORATION |
|---|---|
| Type | Office Products |
| Color | Red |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 150 × 46 mm |
Questions about this item
How often will the included AA battery need replacing during daily use?
The mouse ships with one AA battery; typical wireless mice at 1600 dpi last several months on a single cell, so plan on swapping it two to three times a year.
What limits continuous gaming sessions first — sensor accuracy or wireless lag?
The 2.40 GHz radio link and 1600 dpi Blue LED sensor maintain consistent tracking; the practical limit is hand fatigue rather than signal drop-out or resolution loss.
Does the Blue LED sensor or the 2.40 GHz receiver generate noticeable heat after hours of play?
Neither the sensor nor the nano receiver produces perceptible warmth; the mouse stays at room temperature even during extended use.
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