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The Mars Gaming MMGLOW gaming mouse is a great ally to get the better of your opponents. It has a 12800 dpi optical sensor and 7 buttons. And with an RGB LED backlight that can be adjusted to your taste, you can add a touch of colour.
Gaming mouse - wired - right-handed - 12800 dpi optical sensor - 7 buttons - RGB lighting
The Mars Gaming MMGLOW gaming mouse is a great way to get the better of your opponents. It has a 12800 dpi optical sensor and 7 buttons. And with an RGB LED backlight that can be adjusted to your taste, bring a touch of colour to your gaming environment!
Elevate your game and maximize your chances of victory with the Mars Gaming MMGLOW, as this warrior hides a very effective gaming weaponry consisting of a maximum 12800 DPI optical sensor, a 1000 Hz refresh rate and acceleration up to 20G. In addition, with its 7 buttons and Huano mechanical switches, the MMGLOW offers a wide range of possibilities.
The customisable RGB backlighting is ideal for proudly displaying your colours.
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General information |
Product name |
Mars Gaming MMGLOW |
Brand |
Mars Gaming | |
Model |
MMGLOW | |
Interface |
Wireless |
No |
Mouse connectivity technology |
Wired | |
Interface with the computer |
USB | |
Ergonomics |
Number of buttons |
7 |
Backlighting |
Yes | |
LED RGB |
Yes | |
Wheel type |
Bidirectional | |
Ambidextrous |
No | |
Use |
Gamer | |
Trackball |
No | |
With memory |
No | |
Left-handed model |
No | |
Ergonomic |
No | |
Vertical |
No | |
Sensor |
Mouse type |
Optical |
Optical resolution |
12800 dpi | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Black |
Cable length |
1.7 m | |
Weight |
75 g | |
Height |
38 mm | |
Width |
67 mm | |
Depth |
122 mm | |
Power supply |
Power supply type |
USB port |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 18 Jan 2022
Design, rgb, effects, ok. The mouse is aesthetic. Average grip.
Rather disappointing problem that appeared a few weeks after the first use, randomly, the right click has the effect of a wheel click, I'll let you imagine what it's like playing fps. You want to aim and it throws a grenade. When surfing the net it's the same, the right click sometimes does the "precedent" action, which is pretty painful.
