Finally, freedom from wires, and bulky wireless mice. If there's one thing repulsive about wireless mice, it's probably the pair of AA or AAA size batteries running in them. Some higher-end mice use a lighter lithium ion battery, but even that isn't light enough. Genius worked its way around the weight issue with a light capacitor taking the place of a battery. This capacitor needs charging every week, but it gets charged in 3 minutes flat. Genius implemented the capacitor-powered wireless mouse design in the DX Eco. It weighs just 95 grams.

Measuring 110x 73 x 35 mm, this right-hand oriented wireless mouse uses 2.4 GHz wireless band for communicating with its compact USB reciever. A proprietary technology prevents radio interference. It uses a 1,600 DPI optical sensor, which can be tuned down to 800 DPI to conserve power and reduce sensitivity. Apart from its three main buttons, there are four more buttons, and a 2-way scroll wheel. The top side of the mouse is rubberized to enhance grip.

Backed by a 3-year warranty, the Genius DX-Eco is priced at US $49.99.

Source: VR-Zone

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