Lenovo 4X30H56886 mouse Office Ambidextrous RF Wireless Laser 1600 DPI

The Lenovo 4X30H56886 RF Wireless Ambidextrous Mouse is a full-size ergonomic mouse designed for office use and all-day comfort. With an ambidextrous shape and a 1600 DPI laser sensor, it offers accurate tracking for both left- and right-handed users. The mouse connects via a 2.4 GHz RF nano receiver and includes five buttons plus a 4-way scroll wheel in a grey and red finish.

Advantages

The mouse provides reliable wireless freedom through advanced 2.4 GHz connectivity with multiple pairing protocol and a compact nano receiver that can pair with compatible Lenovo devices. Its 1600 DPI laser sensor ensures precise tracking on a variety of surfaces. Battery life is specified up to 2 years under typical commercial use and an LED indicator shows battery status. The ambidextrous form factor and five-button layout make it suitable for general office tasks.

Suitable for

• Office work and everyday productivity tasks
• Left- and right-handed users (ambidextrous design)
• Desktop setups using a 2.4 GHz RF nano receiver
• Users requiring precise cursor control at 1600 DPI

Key specifications

• Brand: Lenovo
• Model (MPN): 4X30H56886
• EAN: 889561017234
• Interface: RF Wireless (2.4 GHz nano receiver)
• Movement detection: Laser sensor, 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 5 with 4-way scroll wheel
• Form factor: Ambidextrous
• Colour: Grey, Red
• Weight: 0.18 kg
• Battery life: Up to 2 years (commercial estimate; may vary)
• Warranty: 2 years

How to use

Install the supplied nano receiver into a free USB port on your computer. Ensure batteries are fitted, then power on the mouse if it has a switch. The mouse uses automatic pairing via the 2.4 GHz receiver; follow any on-screen prompts if required. Move the mouse and use the left/right buttons and scroll wheel for navigation. For optimal tracking, use a suitable mousepad or a flat surface compatible with laser sensors.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, use fresh batteries and keep the nano receiver plugged in. If you experience interference, try a different USB port or relocate wireless sources. Clean the sensor area occasionally and use the mouse on a flat, uncluttered surface to maintain precise 1600 DPI tracking.