Wireless Gaming Mouse, Rechargeable RGB Breathing Light
A wireless mouse you charge once and forget, with a built-in 600mAh battery and a seven-color breathing glow. The 2.4G receiver is the only thing that plugs into your PC, so the desk stays clear for every late session and quiet workday.
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A wireless mouse you charge once and forget, with a built-in 600mAh battery and a seven-color breathing glow. The 2.4G receiver is the only thing that plugs into your PC, so the desk stays clear for every late session and quiet workday.
Wireless, rechargeable gaming mouse with 7-colour RGB breathing light and 10-million-click durability
- cable clutter on desk
- need to recharge instead of buying batteries
- durability concerns for heavy clicking
Cut the cable and light up every session
Stop digging through drawers for batteries and untangling cords. Charge it once, plug in a tiny receiver, and game or work under a seven-color glow.
Charge it once, forget the battery drawer

Built-in 600mAh battery
The 600mAh cell sits inside the body and charges through the micro-USB port on the mouse. No AA or AAA cells to buy, and no battery door to open mid-match. Keep one cable at the desk and the mouse is ready for the next session.

Seven colors that breathe
Seven selectable colour modes run across the body, the side LED strips and the scroll wheel ring. The breathing effect fades in and out, so the desk looks lit even when you are not moving the mouse. Pick the colour that suits the room.

Rated for 10 million clicks
The packaging states a 10,000,000-times click test for this mouse. That is a manufacturer rating, not an independent lab result, but it is printed on the box and it sets a clear bar for daily heavy clicking. The hand-held shape sits comfortably in a palm grip.
The figures on the box
- 600mAhBuilt-in rechargeable battery
- 10,000,000Rated click durability
- 7Breathing light colors
- 2Items in the box
Three steps to a lit desk
- 1Open the box
The mouse and its 2.4G USB receiver are the only two items inside.
- 2Plug in the receiver
Insert the small 2.4G USB receiver into a free USB port on your PC. Use a port near the mouse for the cleanest link.
- 3Power up and charge
Turn the mouse on and the body lights up in blue, green and magenta. Charge it through the micro-USB port when the battery runs low.
Two items, zero setup headaches
- Wireless gaming mouse×1
Built-in 600mAh battery, micro-USB charging, 7-color RGB
- 2.4G USB receiver×1
Plug in and the mouse connects
Your desk, finally cable-free

The cord always wins
A cabled mouse drags on every swipe and snags on the edge of the desk right when a match gets tense. Cheap wireless mice fare little better, since they die on you mid-round and send you hunting for AA cells. Your focus goes with them.
Light it up, cut the cord
This mouse runs on a built-in 600mAh rechargeable battery and charges through its micro-USB port. The 2.4G receiver is the only thing that plugs into the PC. One cable goes to the wall, and the rest of the desk stays clear.

Built to outlast the click
The packaging carries a 10,000,000-times click test claim, and the shell is matte black with polished chrome side panels. It feels solid in the hand. After a long session the mouse still looks like it came out of the box.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The battery is built in and charges by micro-USB, so you top it up between sessions instead of buying AA packs. No runtime in hours is published for this model. For long matches, plug the cable in at the desk so the mouse is charged when the next round starts.
The lighting draws from the same 600mAh cell as the sensor. A long night with all seven colors breathing will use more charge than a plain mouse. The light is there for the setup, and it is a fair trade if the desk is the point.
The 10,000,000-times click test is printed on the packaging as a manufacturer claim. It is not an independent lab result. The shell is matte plastic with chrome side panels, and the rating gives you a clear number to compare against cheaper mice.
It is sold as a mute office mouse, so it suits shared rooms and quiet desks. The lighting can stay on for personal setups, or you can keep the mouse plain during work hours.
Charging runs through the micro-USB port on the mouse. Use any micro-USB cable you already own, and charge it in the evening so it is ready each morning.
You get two items in the box, a built-in rechargeable battery, a lit body and a click rating printed on the packaging. Over a year, skipping AA packs adds up, and the lit design costs nothing extra to keep running.
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