Act Connectivity Connectivity Wireless Dual-Connect Muis 2400 DPI with Stille KL

The ACT Dual-Connect wireless mouse is the ideal solution when you work on two devices at the same time. Connect this mouse with two devices by using the supplied USB-C and USB-A NANO recipients. You store the compact receivers in the mouse. To adjust the accuracy, use the DPI switch and switch between 1000/1600/2000/2400 DPI. Thanks to the rubber surface, the mouse is comfortable in your hand. The metal scroll wheel and buttons on the side ensure that you navigate quickly through pages. In addition, the mouse has an intelligent energy saving system and an on/off switch.

• One mouse for two computers
• Use the ACT Dual-Connect wireless mouse on two computers/laptops/tablets. Simply switch between the devices with the special button on the mouse. The LED next to the thumb buds shows on which device the mouse is active.
• Avoid disturbing click sound
• The act has a soft and therefore quiet click. You prevent disturbing click sound. The mouse is ideal for office and home use.
• Two ultra-compact receivers: USB-C and USB-A
• Connect the wireless mouse with the included Dongles with two computers/laptops that are equipped with a USB-C and USB-A-Poort. Because the USB receivers are so compact, they can be stored in the battery compartment.
• DPI switch: 1000/1600/2000/2400
• You use the DPI switch to select the desired accuracy and precision. Choose between the DPI levels: 1000/1600/2000/2400 and select the desired level.
• Ideal for professional and home use
• The act has a metal scroll wheel and buttons on the side that ensure a simple navigation through pages. The rubber surface ensures that the mouse is comfortable in the hand.
• Intelligent energy saving system with low energy function
• The wireless Dual-Connect Muis is equipped with an intelligent energy saving system. Is the mouse not used? Then it goes to sleep. With the on/off switch you can completely switch off the mouse. Handy if you put the mouse in your bag and the buttons are accidentally pressed.