Wireless Gaming Mouse 6 Buttons Adjustable DPI

The wireless gaming mouse built for ranked play and long workdays. 2.4G wireless connection, three adjustable DPI levels, six programmable buttons, and an ergonomic shape that does not cramp your hand at hour four. Plug-and-play with PC, Mac, and laptops.

A gaming mouse should feel like an extension of your hand. This one uses a 2.4G wireless connection for low-latency response, three adjustable DPI levels for everything from sniper-style aim to fast cursor flicks, and six programmable buttons for combos, macros, and quick app shortcuts. The ergonomic shape supports a relaxed grip through long sessions.

Why this wireless gaming mouse earns the desk

• Three adjustable DPI levels: Switch between sensitivity settings on the fly for sniping, tracking, and general desktop work.
• 2.4G wireless connection: Plug-and-play USB receiver delivers low-latency response without the wire snag of a traditional cable.
• Six programmable buttons: Bind in-game macros, ability combos, or productivity shortcuts to side and top buttons.
• Ergonomic shape: Contoured body supports a relaxed grip through long ranked sessions and full workdays.

Specs and details

• Connection: 2.4G wireless
• DPI levels: 3 (adjustable)
• Buttons: 6 programmable
• Colors: Blue, Red
• Compatibility: PC, Mac, laptops
• Brand: Arbasa

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Frequently asked questions

What is DPI on a gaming mouse?
DPI (dots per inch) measures how far the cursor moves per inch of mouse travel. Higher DPI means more cursor distance per hand movement. Three settings let you switch between low DPI for precision aiming and higher DPI for general desktop use.

Does 2.4G wireless feel laggy compared to wired?
For most players, no. A 2.4G connection with a USB receiver is designed to deliver low-latency response that feels comparable to wired in everyday gaming. Pro-level competitive players may still prefer wired, but for ranked play and casual sessions, 2.4G is the standard.

Will it work with a Mac?
Yes. The USB receiver is plug-and-play with macOS, Windows, and most Linux distributions. No drivers required for basic mouse function.

How do I program the extra buttons?
The six buttons can be assigned to game-specific macros, scroll functions, or productivity shortcuts using your operating system or gaming software. Use in-game settings for ability combos and macro engines for desktop productivity.