Mouse Savio Gambit Gaming Right-hand USB Type-A

GAMBIT is a right-handed gaming mouse with a closed design that uses the Pixart PMW3327 optical sensor for adjustable sensitivity from 200 to 12,000 DPI. The mouse features seven programmable buttons, a wheel, and USB Type‑A connection. Black finish, ergonomic right‑hand form factor and ARGB lighting allow both accurate tracking and visible DPI‑linked illumination for gaming setups.

Advantages

The Huano Blue Shell micro switches on the main buttons are rated for up to 20 million clicks, and PTFE (Teflon) mouse feet provide low friction and fast glide. A set of replacement feet is included for demanding users. The paracord-style 1.8 m cable is lightweight, flexible and designed to feel soft while remaining durable. Fully addressable RGB lighting on the scroll wheel and LED strip is configurable and can be linked to DPI stages.

Suitable for

• Shooter and action games requiring precise tracking
• General gaming where programmable buttons improve workflow
• Right‑handed users who prefer an ergonomic closed design
• Setups that use RGB lighting tied to DPI indicators

Key specifications

• Sensor: Pixart PMW3327 (optical)
• DPI range: 200–12,000
• Buttons: 7 programmable
• Scroll: Wheel
• Interface: USB Type‑A
• Form factor: Right‑hand
• Color: Black
• Cable: 1.8 m paracord‑style
• Switches: Huano Blue Shell (up to 20 million clicks)
• Feet: PTFE (Teflon); replacement set included

How to use

Connect the mouse to a USB Type‑A port. Install the SAVIO software to customize DPI stages, program up to seven buttons, and configure ARGB lighting effects for the scroll wheel and LED strip. Use the software to assign macros or key combinations to the programmable buttons and to link lighting colors to specific DPI levels. Replace PTFE feet when worn using the supplied set.

Recommendations

For best tracking and longevity, keep the sensor and PTFE feet clean and avoid rough surfaces. Use the SAVIO software to set DPI according to your game type (lower DPI for precision aiming, higher DPI for fast turns) and assign frequently used commands to programmable buttons to streamline gameplay.