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Kensington Wireless Mouse for Life
Kensington’s Wireless Mouse for Life is an ambidextrous 2.4 GHz optical mouse for compatible computers. It uses a small USB receiver, which can be stored in the mouse when travelling.
Useful features
At a glance1200 dpi optical sensor
1200 dpi optical sensor: provides the resolution for everyday pointer movement and selection.
Three-button layout
Three-button layout: includes a clickable scroll wheel for familiar desktop navigation.
2.4 GHz wireless link
2.4 GHz wireless link: connects through the small USB receiver rather than a Bluetooth pairing process.
Low-battery indicator
Low-battery indicator: provides a visible warning that the mouse's power source needs attention.
Power switch
Power switch: allows the mouse to be turned off during storage or transport.
Ambidextrous shape
Ambidextrous shape: accommodates either-hand operation at a shared or personal desk.
Receiver storage
Receiver storage: keeps the small USB receiver inside the mouse when moving between locations.
The useful features
- 1200 dpi optical sensor: provides the resolution for everyday pointer movement and selection.
- Three-button layout: includes a clickable scroll wheel for familiar desktop navigation.
- 2.4 GHz wireless link: connects through the small USB receiver rather than a Bluetooth pairing process.
- Low-battery indicator: provides a visible warning that the mouse's power source needs attention.
- Power switch: allows the mouse to be turned off during storage or transport.
- Ambidextrous shape: accommodates either-hand operation at a shared or personal desk.
- Receiver storage: keeps the small USB receiver inside the mouse when moving between locations.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
Kensington’s Wireless Mouse for Life is an ambidextrous 2.4 GHz optical mouse for compatible computers. It uses a small USB receiver, which can be stored in the mouse when travelling. The 1200 dpi optical sensor and three buttons, including the wheel click, cover ordinary pointer and scrolling tasks.
A power switch controls operation, and a low-battery indicator signals when the mouse needs fresh power. This is a receiver-based wireless connection, so a usable host USB port and power for the mouse are needed.
The receiver arrangement is useful when a computer has an available compatible USB connection and a conventional wireless mouse is preferred to a Bluetooth model. An ambidextrous shape accommodates either hand.
A wireless mouse with a storable nano receiver.
Moves the computer pointer and supplies left, right and wheel-click input through its USB receiver.
Moves the computer pointer and supplies left, right and wheel-click input through its USB receiver.
Compatible-computer users who prefer an ambidextrous receiver-based mouse.
Fit the maker-specified battery, connect the stored 2.4 GHz receiver to a compatible computer USB port, and use the optical mouse on a suitable tracking surface.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
Compatibility
A compatible computer with a usable USB port for the matching 2.4 GHz receiver.
Use and product notes
Use the matching USB receiver with an available compatible host port and supply the required mouse power.
The mouse requires its matching receiver and battery power; it does not connect by Bluetooth.
Use the matching USB receiver with an available compatible host port and supply the required mouse power. This is a receiver-based wireless connection, so a usable host USB port and power for the mouse are needed.