Wireless optical mouse Rebeltec GALAXY black/red interface

The Rebeltec GALAXY wireless optical mouse in black and red offers a compact, grip-friendly design with a rubber surface and USB wireless interface. It features an optical sensor with up to 1600 DPI sensitivity, four buttons including a dedicated DPI adjustment button, and is powered by a single AA battery. The mouse is compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8.1/10, Mac OS and Linux, providing straightforward wireless operation for everyday computing tasks.

Advantages

The mouse provides automatic driver installation and easy plug-and-play setup via the USB wireless receiver. Its rubberized surface improves handling during prolonged use, while the additional DPI button allows quick sensitivity changes up to 1600 DPI. With a simple single-battery power supply and a compact profile, the Rebeltec GALAXY is reliable and convenient for mobile and desktop use.

Suitable for

• General office work and web browsing
• Home computing and multimedia use
• Casual gaming where up to 1600 DPI is sufficient
• Portable use with laptops and docking stations

Key specifications

• Brand: Rebeltec
• Model: GALAXY (mpn RBLBYS00035)
• Interface: USB (wireless)
• Movement detection: Optical
• Maximum resolution: 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 4 (including DPI button)
• Colour: Black, Red
• Power supply: 1 × AA battery
• Compatibility: Windows XP/Vista/7/8.1/10, Mac OS, Linux

How to use

Insert one AA battery into the mouse, connect the USB wireless receiver to your computer, and allow the system to install drivers automatically. Place the mouse on a flat surface and press the DPI button to switch sensitivity as needed. Use the left and right buttons for primary actions and the additional button(s) for navigation or assigned functions. If the mouse becomes unresponsive, replace the battery and reinsert the receiver.

Recommendations

For stable wireless performance, keep the USB receiver within direct line of sight of the mouse and avoid placing it behind metal objects. Replace the AA battery when tracking or responsiveness declines, and store the receiver inside the mouse (if the design allows) when transporting the device.