Model D Gaming Mouse - Black Matte

Model D Gaming Mouse - Black Matte

Can the glorious mouse get any better? It can! It remains true to its typical design with the grid optic and therefore only weighs 68 grams. In addition, the model d gaming mouse sweeps the mouse pad extremely precisely and with an acceleration of up to 50g, not to mention the other glorious values. With its usual performance, the mouse continues to move on esport level. It owes its unmatched precision to pixart's advanced pmw-3360 sensor, which scans the floor at 12000 dpi. Here the gamer has the choice between four dpi levels, between which he can flexibly switch back and forth by pressing a button on the mouse. The preset dpi values can be set individually via the software. Besides the acceleration of 50g, the glorious also has an excellent tracking speed of more than 250 ips. The sampling rate is 1000 hz. It also features large ptfe gliders and a lightweight, barely perceptible cable that feels like a wireless mouse. This makes the glorious model d perfect for ultra-fast movements, no matter what the terrain. The biggest feature is also one of its strengths: the grating optics. On the one hand, it looks incredibly stylish with the grating optic, especially when the rgb leds shine through. On the other hand, this also makes it very light, as they are located on the top and bottom. The model d is designed for right-handed operation and feels pleasantly ergonomic. Even during prolonged use or heated battles, the hand lies relaxed on the glorious. The grille provides effective ventilation. In addition to the two buttons on the left, the two standard buttons and the dpi switch, there is also the clickable scroll wheel. In total, the mouse has six buttons, which can also be programmed via the software. Due to the omron switches, the glorious mouse is extremely hard-wearing and durable. The whole thing is rounded off by the rgb led strips on the side, which also highlight the inner workings of the mouse. They feature 16.8 million colors and eight effects. The strips...