BLAZE Tomahawk black/Red LED 2.4ghz Laser Wireless Mouse
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BLAZE Tomahawk black/Red LED 2.4ghz Laser Wireless Mouse
Scan code: LN34662 Manufacturer code: BL-M1178-RED
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BLAZE Tomahawk black/Red LED 2.4ghz Laser Wireless Mouse

BLAZE Tomahawk black/Red LED 2.4ghz Laser Wireless Mouse
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Scan code: LN34662 Manufacturer code: BL-M1178-RED
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Product Overview The mouse features a special tomahawk design made for gaming, with laser precision no matter which surface you use you will have silky smooth control. On the fly DPI adjustment lets you set your mouse to perfection, you will be fragging deep into the night with the Tomahawk.

Click here to download the driver Features • Special tomahawk design leads a fresh fashion.

• Brings you a great laser precision: no matter what the surface is, always brings you smoother cursor control.

• Compared to the optical mouse, feel more control power.

• Different DPI shift bring you a perfect positioning performance, do your work efficiently.


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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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