G200 2.4GHz Wireless Mouse with 1600 DPI, 10m Range & USB Nano Receiver – Black

Features

• Reliable 2.4GHz Wireless Connectivity: The G200 uses a dedicated 2.4GHz wireless connection with a compact USB Nano receiver to provide a stable cable-free connection between the mouse and a compatible computer. Green Lion specifies an operating distance of up to 10 meters, giving users greater freedom to work from a desk, workstation or presentation setup without being restricted by a wired mouse cable.
• Three Adjustable DPI Levels: Choose between 800, 1200 and 1600 DPI sensitivity levels to match different daily tasks and personal preferences. Lower DPI provides more controlled pointer movement for detailed work, while the maximum 1600 DPI setting provides faster cursor navigation for general productivity, browsing and working across larger or higher-resolution displays.
• Up to 10-Meter Operating Range: With a manufacturer-rated wireless range reaching up to 10 meters, the G200 offers practical freedom for standard desktop setups, laptops, office desks and presentation environments. The extended range allows the mouse to remain connected even when users need to move away from the computer, subject to the surrounding wireless environment and potential interference.
• Lightweight 51g ABS Construction: The photographed retail specification lists the mouse at only 51g, while Green Lion confirms the body is manufactured from ABS material for a combination of durability and lightweight handling.
• Long Everyday Battery Operation: The photographed retail package rates working time at up to 90 days and specifies operation from 2×AAA batteries, while the current Green Lion product page independently confirms the 2×AAA battery configuration.
• Durable Controls for Regular Use: According to the supplied retail packaging, the primary click mechanism is rated for up to 3 million operations, while the scroll wheel is rated for approximately 300,000 operations. This durability specification makes the G200 suitable for frequent clicking, scrolling, web browsing, office documents, online study and other everyday productivity requirements.