Xtrfy M4 RGB USB Optical Retro Edition Gaming Mouse - Grey (

Product information: M4 RGB USB Optical Retro Edition Gaming Mouse - Grey (XG-M4-RGB-RETRO) The Xtrfy M4 is an extra-light gaming mouse with a high-quality Pixart optical sensor and six buttons. The sensor offers a very accurate resolution of 16,000 CPI . Striking is the large perforated top of the professional gaming mouse. Through the holes in the shell, it comes to a weight of only 69 grams without cables. Underneath, the chic RGB lighting comes to light, bringing out the inner mechanics of the mouse. The durable Omron switches provide the long life of the Xtrfy M4 RGB gaming mouse. The features of the Xtrfy M4 RGB gaming mouse at a glance: Precise tournament gaming mouse with six buttons and scroll wheel Low weight of only 69 grams (without cable) Ergonomic design for right-handed people High-accuracy 16,000 CPI optical sensor 1,000 hertz polling rate and one millisecond response time Super slippery mouse feet and flexible, fabric sheathed cable Matte UV coating on the top Xtrfy M4 RGB Gaming Mouse: tournament mouse with optical sensor Pixarts modern PWM-3389 sensor scans the surface at 16,000 CPI and impresses with its extremely high precision. A CPI switch on the bottom of the Xtrfy M4 allows sensor sensitivity changes. The M4 is designed for very fast mouse movements up to 400 IPS (inches per second, about 1016 cm / s). The sampling rate via USB is 1,000 hertz. Signal processing is provided by a 32-bit microcontroller from ARM . The peculiarity of the Xtrfy M4 are the holes on the top and bottom of the gaming mouse. They significantly reduce the overall weight of the mouse and allow a view of the mechanics inside. For safe handling and long durability, the mouse also has a dust and splash protection . The ergonomically shaped right-handed mouse comes with a total of six programmable buttons: In addition to the two main and the button on the top, there are two switches on the right side and the clickable scroll wheel. RGB LED lighting and design The Xtrfy ...