Wired RGB Gaming Mouse 7200 DPI with Non-Slip Grip

Grip that stays put under pressure

Stop the slip before it costs you the round

The matte rubberized body and textured side grips cut down on hand slide during fast play. Your palm stays where you put it, even when the match gets sweaty. Pair it with a wide mouse pads surface and the whole setup feels planted.

Six DPI steps for every game

Six adjustable levels run from 1000 up to 7200. Drop to the low end for sniping and long, careful placement, then step up for quick turns in close fights. Switching takes a click, so you never have to stop mid-round to fix your settings.

A lime glow that matches your setup

RGB lighting runs along the base edge and throws a lime accent across the desk. The braided cable lies flat, the scroll wheel carries a matching lime ring, and the glow does not change how the mouse performs. It is a setup upgrade you can see from across the room.

Sensitivity range at a glance

• 7200 DPITop sensitivity setting
• 6 levelsAdjustable steps on the mouse
• 1000 DPISetting for precise placement

Plug in and dial in your aim

1. 1
   Plug in the wired connector

   Connect the braided cable to a free USB port. There is no pairing and no charging to set up.

2. 2
   Cycle through the six DPI levels

   Use the on-mouse switch to step from 1000 up to 7200 and note which level feels right for your first game.

3. 3
   Match a level to each game

   Use a lower step for precise aiming in shooters and a higher step for fast sweeps and turns. Adjust after a few sessions.

4. 4
   Route the cable loose

   Run the cable along the desk edge with a small loop of slack so it never tugs the mouse mid-flick.

Steady aim starts with a grip

The slip that costs you the round

You line up the shot, your palm gets damp, and the mouse creeps under your fingers. By the time you correct, the moment is gone. A glossy shell does not forgive that kind of drift, and it turns every tense fight into a fight with your own hand.

A grip built for long sessions

The 7D Youbat swaps the slick finish for a matte rubberized body with textured side grips. Your fingers find the same spot every time, and the surface stays planted through a long ranked queue. It is a fix that does not require a premium price tag.

Keep the grip clean

• Wipe with a damp cloth

  A slightly damp soft cloth lifts sweat and dust from the rubber surface.

• Skip harsh solvents

  Strong cleaners can dull the matte finish and reduce its grip over time.

• Dry it fully

  Let the mouse dry before your next session so the surface does not feel tacky.

Why this, not a glossy budget mouse