About this product

A silver chrome-finish gaming mouse in the mecha styling that sells well in the entry-level and gift tiers. The button layout is left, right, scroll click, a dedicated DPI switch and two thumb buttons for forward/back - six inputs in total. The DPI switch sits on the top shell next to an engraved level scale, the scroll wheel and side trim are translucent chrome for backlighting, and the flanks carry vent-style grille panels. "GAMING MOUSE" is engraved on the left side plate and a circular lion-head emblem sits on the palm rest; there is no brand wordmark, model number or barcode anywhere on the unit. This sample was photographed loose, without packaging, so the specification sheet is genuinely open: DPI range, sensor, polling rate, whether the lighting is single-color or true RGB, and whether the mouse is wired or rechargeable cordless were all unverifiable from the item itself, and nothing has been claimed here that the item does not show. A buyer should get the supplier's spec sheet and one boxed sample before publishing a listing. Who resells it: e-sports and PC-accessory storefronts, internet-cafe and school lab buyers, dollar-and-value chains, promotional and prize-fulfilment programs, and marketplace sellers who bundle mouse + pad + headset starter kits. At the $19.99 shelf price this class competes with the no-name RGB mice that Newegg carries at $19.99-$27.99, and an unbranded housing leaves room for private labelling.

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