- Brand : Cooler Master
- Product family : Gaming
- Product name : MM710
- Product code : MM-710-WWOL1
- GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 4719512094532
- Category : Mice
- Data-sheet quality : created/standardized by Icecat
- Product views : 45346
- Info modified on : 14 Jun 2024 10:21:09
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- Warranty: : 2 Years
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Long product name Cooler Master Gaming MM710 mouse Ambidextrous USB Type-A Optical 16000 DPI
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400 - 16000 DPI, PixArt PMW 3389, 400 ips, 1000 Hz, 512KB, 53 g
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Short summary description Cooler Master Gaming MM710 mouse Ambidextrous USB Type-A Optical 16000 DPI
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Cooler Master Gaming MM710, Ambidextrous, Optical, USB Type-A, 16000 DPI, White
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Long summary description Cooler Master Gaming MM710 mouse Ambidextrous USB Type-A Optical 16000 DPI
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Cooler Master Gaming MM710. Form factor: Ambidextrous. Movement detection technology: Optical, Device interface: USB Type-A, Movement resolution: 16000 DPI, Buttons type: Pressed buttons, Buttons quantity: 6, Scroll type: Wheel, Acceleration (max): 50 G. Power source: Cable. Product colour: White
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