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Size123*63*40mm
Product Weight68g
ConnectionWired+2.4GHz+BT V5.2
Wireless Distance10m
Key Number7
ChipPAW3311
Resolution800-1600-2400-3200-6000-22000DPI
Operating Voltage5V/3.7V
Capacity500mAh
Standard80,000,000 times
Cable Length1.6m
Q
Is the MS966SE gaming mouse easy to switch between my PC, laptop, and phone during the day?
A
Absolutely—this HAVIT model uses a seamless three-way connection system covering 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.2, and Type-C wired. Pair it once with your desktop via the dongle, then hop over to your MacBook or iPhone through Bluetooth, or plug straight in for lag-free play. Switching takes a single tap, with no re-pairing hassle.
Q
How long does this mouse actually last on a single charge during long sessions?
A
The 500mAh battery handles extended wireless play without constant recharging. For typical mixed gaming and daily use, you can count on multiple days before needing a top-up, and the Type-C port makes recharging quick between sessions.
Q
Will 68 grams actually feel fast enough for competitive FPS games?
A
At 68 grams, it sits firmly in the lightweight category, which translates to quicker flicks and noticeably less wrist fatigue during marathon sessions. Paired with the PAW3311 sensor and DPI that scales up to 22000, tracking stays pixel-precise whether you're sniping across the map or making micro-adjustments in close-range duels.
Q
For bulk buyers outfitting shared workspaces or LAN setups, is this mouse built to last?
A
Yes—the switches are rated for 80 million clicks, which is the durability tier wholesale buyers typically look for when stocking high-turnover environments like internet cafés or esports centers. Combined with the solid 68g frame and proven Pixart PAW3311 chipset, daily heavy use won't generate the early-failure complaints that hurt return rates.
Q
Does the DPI range really matter if I'm not a competitive player?
A
It genuinely does—the adjustable range from 800 all the way up to 22000 DPI lets you dial in sensitivity that matches your monitor, game, or even work task. Drop it low for precise photo editing, push it higher for fast-paced shooters, and the preset levels (800-1600-2400-3200-6000-22000) let you switch profiles on the fly without diving into software.