Lenovo Go USB-C Wireless Mouse (Storm Grey)
Lenovo Go USB-C Wireless Mouse (Storm Grey)
The Lenovo Go USB-C wireless mouse complements the lifestyle of ultrabook users and is built for superb portability and comfort. Thanks to its blue optical sensor that works on most surfaces and its USB-C connection, it's ready to thrive in a dynamic workplace. With its ultra-long battery life and programmable utility button, it can handle any task and is ready to use in an instant.
Key Features of the Lenovo Go USB-C Wireless Mouse (Storm Grey)
- Compact, ambidextrous design
- Ergonomic design with a Villi-coated grip
- Blue optical sensor, tracks movement on most surfaces
- Silent left/right keys with a 2-way scroll wheel (up/down)
- Adjustable 800/1,600/2,400 DPI
- Wireless connection via USB-C dongle
- Supports the Lenovo Unified Pairing Receiver
- Rechargeable, 2–3 months of use, 1.5–2 hours to fully charge
- Programmable “Utility Button” on the side
- Default functions optimised for Teams calls
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In the package
Charging // EU Directive
| Code: | NT486r7c4b |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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| Manufacturer information |
Lenovo Technology B.V. organizační složka, Classic 7, Jankovcova 1603/47a, 17000 Praha 7, [email protected], https://www.lenovo.com/cz/cs/contact/; Lenovo (Slovakia) s.r.o., Landererova 12, 811 09 Bratislava, [email protected] Lenovo Technology B.V. Classic 7, Jankovcova 1603/47a, 17000 Praha 7, [email protected], https://www.lenovo.com/cz/cs/contact/; Lenovo (Slovakia) s.r.o., Landererova 12, 811 09 Bratislava, [email protected], https://www.lenovo.com/ Lenovo is the world's largest computer maker, founded in 1984. Its original name was Legend. Later it was renamed to Legend Novo ("New Legend"), abbreviated Lenovo. In 2005 it took over IBM's computer division, which was among the largest computer makers in the world. It is similarly ambitious in the field of mobile phones, where it would like to surpass Apple and Samsung. As far as this goal goes, they acquired Motorola’s mobile division in January 2014 and have been ramping up production since. The company also produces tablets, monitors, televisions, and storage solutions. Overall, they are known for delivering quality products at reasonable prices. 
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