Cyborg V.3 USB Gaming Mouse
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Cyborg V.3 USB Gaming Mouse
Scan code: LN32634 Manufacturer code: CCB440700002/06/1
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Cyborg V.3 USB Gaming Mouse

Cyborg V.3 USB Gaming Mouse 6 Button 3200dpi

Scan code: LN32634 Manufacturer code: CCB440700002/06/1
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  • 3XS Approved Custom picked by our award winning 3XS Systems team.
Product Overview • DPI range -3200dpi
• Acceleration - Up to 20G
• Polling Rate - Dynamic up to 500Hz
• Tracking Speed - Up to 1.6m/sec

System Requirements: Connectivity: USB 2.0 Features • High-performance 3200dpi laser technology for instant response and lethal accuracy.
• 6 buttons including 3 thumb keys, perfectly positioned for fast gaming action.
• Mode button enables 3 different commands for each button
• Rubberized wheel for easy, smooth scrolling.
• Powerful ST programming software – Create profiles for each game that you play to save different button configurations.
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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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