At home, outside, or at the game. I...
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At home, outside, or at the game. I tried using the universal small wireless mouse "Razer Pro Click Mini"
Gaming-grade compact wireless mouse
Let's check the specs, which is the first point of interest.
| [Table] Main specifications of Razer Pro Click Mini | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 200-12,000dpi( 100dpi steps) |
| Maximum velocity | 300ips |
| Maximum acceleration | 35G |
| Optical Sensor | Razer 5G High Performance Optical Sensor |
| Switch Durability | 15 million times |
| Number of buttons | 7 |
| Body size (length × width × height) | 100.2×62.7×34.1mm |
| Interface | 2.4GHz wireless (USB dongle), Bluetooth |
| Weight | About 88g (1 AA battery), about 111g (2 AA batteries) |
| Store price | 10,800 yen |
Optical sensor is "Razer 5G high performance optical sensor" with a maximum resolution of 12,000 dpi. It supports customization with the dedicated software "Razer Synapse 3" and can be adjusted in 100dpi increments. The report rate can be set in 3 steps of 125/500/1,000Hz (only when using a 2.4GHz wireless connection). It seems that Razer has the performance that can be called a gaming mouse splendidly, while ostensibly it is for desk work.
There are a total of 7 buttons: left and right buttons, two side buttons, a wheel button and left and right tilt. The left and right button switches are silent mechanical switches with a durability of 15 million clicks. Adopting a tilt wheel, you can switch between free spins with no catch and tactile mode with a catch with a switch on the front side of the wheel.
Batteries use AA batteries. You can put two, but it works with just one. The main body weight is about 88g for one battery and about 111g for two. When calculated, the main body alone is about 65g. When using the AA alkaline batteries included with the main unit, the actual weight was as shown.
