MARVO NIRO 50 Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
Posted on by Thomas De Maesschalck
"NIRO 50 Wireless comes with good battery life, a low weight of about 63 grams and an entry-level optical PixArt PAW3311 sensor, being able to track up to 12000 DPI. It incorporates Huano Blue Shell Blue Dot tactile switches for the left and right mouse buttons which hold a durability value of up to 50 million actuations, while the side buttons are backed by Huano Green Dot switches. The low price of just about 27.5 Euros and its specifications recommend it as an entry point for those who just started gaming on FHD and QHD monitors, but also for productivity purposes."
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