ASUS WT300 RF /BK-RD mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Optical 1600 DPI

The ASUS WT300 wireless optical mouse has a compact, ambidextrous design that provides comfortable handling for extended use. It uses an optical sensor with two sensitivity settings (1000 and 1600 DPI) and connects via an RF wireless interface for a stable, clutter-free connection. The WT300 is available in matte black or glossy white finishes and is intended primarily for office use, offering three buttons and a scroll wheel in a lightweight package.

Advantages

The ambidextrous form factor suits both left- and right-handed users while the two-step DPI option lets you switch quickly between default precision and higher sensitivity. RF wireless connectivity provides a reliable connection without cables, and the energy-efficient design delivers long battery life — up to 15 months under the manufacturer’s test conditions. The mouse is lightweight and compact, simplifying transport and everyday use.

Suitable for

• Office work and general productivity
• Web browsing and document navigation
• Users who need an ambidextrous, compact mouse
• Environments where a cable-free setup is preferred

Key specifications

• Interface: RF wireless
• Movement detection: Optical
• Resolution: 1000 / 1600 DPI (switchable)
• Buttons: 3
• Scroll: Wheel
• Form factor: Ambidextrous
• Weight: 0.056 kg
• Colors: Red, Black (also available in Matte Black or Glossy White finishes)

How to use

Insert the battery and plug the RF receiver into a free USB port on your computer. The mouse pairs automatically with the receiver; no additional drivers are usually required for modern operating systems. To change sensitivity, press the click-wheel and the right button simultaneously to toggle between 1000 DPI and 1600 DPI. Use the scroll wheel for vertical navigation and the three buttons for standard left/right click and middle-click functions.

Recommendations

For best battery life, turn the mouse off when not in use. Keep the RF receiver within a few meters of the mouse and avoid placing metal objects between the receiver and the mouse to maintain a stable connection.