BLAZE BL-M5005 Black Optical Mouse 800 DPI
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BLAZE BL-M5005 Black Optical Mouse 800 DPI
Scan code: LN38744 Manufacturer code: BL-M5005
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BLAZE BL-M5005 Black Optical Mouse 800 DPI

BLAZE, Wired Optical Mouse, Black 3 Button with Blue LED Scroll Wheel 800CPI, Black, USB
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Scan code: LN38744 Manufacturer code: BL-M5005
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Product Overview BLAZE BL-M5005 is Wired Optical Mouse black coloured with 3 Buttons, a Blue LED Scroll Wheel with resolutions of 800CPI(counts per inch or dpi - dots per inch) and connectivity/interface is through USB. Features • Mouse Type: Wired Optical Mouse.
• Colour: Black.
• Number of buttons: 3.
• Blue LED Scroll Wheel.
• Resolutions: 800CPI (Counts per inch or dpi – dots per inch).
• Connectivity: USB.
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Duration:
24 months
Type:
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DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
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