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The Perixx PERIMICE-802PK is an ambidextrous wireless mouse designed for everyday office use, offering the convenience of both Bluetooth and RF wireless connectivity. Its key benefit is its dual connectivity option, allowing seamless pairing with multiple devices without a dedicated dongle via Bluetooth. A minor caveat is that Linux systems and devices without built-in Bluetooth will require an additional Bluetooth receiver. This mouse features an optical sensor for smooth tracking, a 3-button design with a scroll wheel, and a portable form factor, all in a stylish pink finish.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PERIMICE-802PK |
| Brand | perixx |
No, this mouse uses Bluetooth connectivity primarily. For devices that do not have built-in Bluetooth (like some Linux systems), you will need to provide your own separate Bluetooth receiver or USB RF dongle.
With two AAA batteries, the mouse can last up to 120 days, thanks to its energy-saving features like auto-sleep and an on/off switch.
Yes, it supports iOS 13 or above, so it should be compatible with recent iPhone and iPad models.
The Perixx PERIMICE-802PK has an optical sensor with 1200 DPI for smooth and accurate tracking.
While it offers smooth tracking, it is primarily designed for office and general use. It has a standard 1200 DPI and 3 buttons, which may not be sufficient for demanding gaming applications that require higher DPI or additional programmable buttons.
The mouse measures approximately 3.86 x 2.40 x 1.34 inches (98 x 61 x 34 mm).
The product comes with a 12-month limited warranty.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Check that the mouse is in pairing mode (blinking LED). Restart your device and try pairing again. Make sure your device supports Bluetooth 3.0 or higher.
Ensure you are using the mouse on a suitable surface. Clean the optical sensor on the bottom of the mouse. Check the battery level and replace if low. Try connecting via the alternative wireless method if available and supported.
Check if the mouse is turned on using the power switch. Replace the AAA batteries, ensuring they are inserted correctly. Ensure the mouse is within the wireless range of your device.
Linux systems often require a Bluetooth adapter for Bluetooth connectivity. Ensure your system recognizes the adapter and the mouse is discoverable. Refer to your Linux distribution's documentation for Bluetooth troubleshooting.
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